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Lee Rowe

General Info

  • Genre: Acoustic / Americana / Folk

    Location Nashville, Tennessee, US

    Profile Views: 8238

    Last Login: 9/22/2010

    Member Since 6/11/2007

    Record Label Unsigned

  • Bio

    Lee Rowe is introducing new audiences to the plaintive sound of the mountain dulcimer, an instrument that has it's roots in the Appalachian frontier of early America. Lee has held onto the instrument's traditional roots while creating new music that transcends easy categorization. .. His arrangements of traditional music won him numerous awards including the 1999 U.S. National Dulcimer Championship in Winfield, KS. His original compositions gained prominence with the release of his recordings, "Wire and Wood" and "Memories, Ghost Stories and Second Chances. .. He has completed three books for mountain dulcimer. He performs solo and as a member of the Nashville Dulcimer Quartet, which performs a repetoire of classical, country, celtic and old time music. In February 2004 he made his debut as a soloist with the Nashville Chamber Orchestra. Currently he is Adjunct Artist Instructor for the Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.
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  • Influences

    David Schnaufer, Floyd Cramer, Stephen Bennett, Chet Atkins, Sam Bush, Adrian Legg, Gary Gallier, Jerry Douglas, Bob Brozman
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  • Tissargile

    Un grand merci pour l'ajout... j'aime énormément votre musique !
    Cet instrument est génial...  bonne continuation !
    Tissargile

    2 years ago
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  • Rob Brereton

    Hey Lee! Thanks for the add. It's been forever! Your music sounds as "dazzling" as ever.
    Got any shatdes, mirrors, foil?

    3 years ago
  • Stephen Seifert

    A1A is Way COOL!

    4 years ago
  • nancy Zurn winter Bates

    keep it up .. we want more ....keep it up...


    Nanc

    4 years ago
  • Quintin Stephens

    So where do we go to get your CDs?

    Quintin

    4 years ago
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