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| Nationally Known Workshop Presenters Anne Lough brings to the workshop the finest of traditional music and culture. Excellent as a perfomer, teacher and demonstrator, combined with dedication to the preserving and sharing of our wonderful heritage of traditional music, Anne brings a rare and unique quality to every presentation or workshop. http://www.annelough.info Stephen Seifert began playing the mountain dulcimer in 1991. He is now a favorite at festivals and clubs around the country. Besides authoring a long list of books and videos, serving as dulcimer soloist with symphonies around the country, and organizing the world's first chromatic dulcimer festval, he also hosts "Mountain Dulcimer Folk", a live weekly podcast featuring music and interviews with mountain dulcimer players around the world. Molly McCormack, a native of Louisville, KY, has a multitude of musical interests and has enjoyed playing, performing and teaching since 1992. She is a natural singer, mountain and hammer dulcimer player in addition to the guitar, penny whistle and the autoharp. She performs both solo and with other musicians, entertaining audiences with her instrumental and vocal arrangements at such festivals as Kentucky Music Week and Weekend, Augusta Heritage Center, Dulcimer Week at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC, Columbus Folk Festival to list just a few. Paul Andry is the founder and past President of the Bayou Dulcimer Club in Mandeville Louisiana. He is credited as the creator of the highly successful Mardi Gras Dulcimer Festival in Covington, Louisiana and promoting the dulcimer's presence in his home state. He is known for his lyrical touch with contemporty and music from New Orleans Mardi Gras to ragtime, Celtic, pop - not to mention traditional American folk and classical music.
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