On Thursday, August 1, 1991 10:44:11 AM UTC-6, Jeffrey H. Shore wrote:   
   > I am trying to locate a cimbalom player/instructor in Colorado.   
   > More specifically, I would prefer the Denver-Boulder metro area,   
   > but first things first.   
   >   
   > [FYI, a cimbalom is the Hungarian version of a hammer(ed) dulcimer,   
   > but often with a 5-octave range and a pedal-operated damper]   
   >   
   > There apparently was one here in Denver until about 6 months ago   
   > who I found out about through a flamenco guitar player I know,   
   > but he had already left town when I tried to contact him.   
   >   
   > If anyone can supply some information, or alternatively provide   
   > some addresses/phone numbers, either for cimbalom societies (I have   
   > heard there are several in Minnesota and the Cleveland area, plus,   
   > I would imagine on the East Coast), or Hungarian or Norwegian   
   > cultural societies (a Norwegian friend from Oslo tells me), I'd   
   > really appreciate it and would take a vow to never become a street   
   > musician and come play in front of your house!  :-)   
   >   
   > [And to readers of Dulcimer Players News, yes, I am going to try   
   > writing Joe F., profiled in the latest issue as well as the   
   > manufacturer who advertises in DPN.]   
   >   
   > Thanx much.   
   >   
   > Jeff Shore   
   > (..!att!druwy!jhs)/(303) 538-4195 or 457-4420   
      
   Hi Jeff, my name is Igor Iachimciuc. I am a professional cimbalom performer   
   from Moldova, currently established in Salt Lake City. You can find info about   
   me online. This is still far from Denver, but closer than other places with   
   cimbalom performers.   
      
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