Friends of Old-Time Music and Dance
FOOTMAD
Sponsoring the World's best in traditional music and dance since 1981

Concert Series
2008-2009

Gandydancer









October 18, 2008  [Saturday] 
8 pm 

http://www.fiddletunes.com/

  Gandydancer features five respected musicians with 200 years of combined music experience. Each of the members is a champion multi-instrumentalist, and they have known one another and played together in different combinations for over 20 years.

Dave Bing
  of Harmony,West Virginia is a violin-maker who has taught extensively. His crooked fiddle tunes evoke another time and place.
Gerry Milnes
  Gerry Milnes of Elkins works at the Augusta Heritage Center and has collected, and played, old-time music for forty years.
Jim Martin
 

of St.Albans,West Virginia is an accomplished bass player and sings bass on the band’s quartet numbers.

Ron Mullennex
 

of Bluefield,Virginia plays claw hammer banjo and mandolin in the band and is an experienced teacher of the old-time music.

Mark Payne
 

of Winfield,West Virginia is sought out for his rock-solid guitar work and three-finger style banjo playing.

 

Need more information about this concert?
  Call 304.415.3668
.
Location
  WV Cultural Center Theater
  State Capitol Complex in Charleston, WV.
  The venue is located intersection of Greenbrier Street [Exit 99 of I-64 / I-77] and Washington Street East.
  Driving directions and map

Single Tickets
  $20.00 Adults
  $15.00 Seniors
  $10.00 Students
  Children under 13 years of age are admitted FREE.

Purchase single concert, advance tickets using our convenient online form. Fill-in the form, print, and mail with payment to the FOOTMAD PO Box.

Advance tickets also available at
  Ellen's Homemade Ice Cream, 225 Capitol St, Charleston, WV
  Fret 'n Fiddle, 809 Pennsylvania Ave, Saint Albans, WV

Contact Information
For more information about the FOOTMAD Concert Series contact us by email or telephone.


Funding Support
  This concert series is presented with financial assistance from the West Virginia Division of Culture and History, and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.
  Funding support is provided by The Fund for the Arts




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