Bio

A native of Pemberville, Ohio, Steve holds a Bachelor's Degree in History from Capital University, Columbus, Ohio (1981) He received the Hilmar G. Grimm Award for excellence in History, Honorable Mention for poetry (1977) and was chosen a member of the Kappa Alpha Pi honorary society. At Capital, he was a member of Alpha Phi Omega (service) fraternity and sang in the Men's Glee Club and the Varsity Quartet. While at Capital he studied ear training and arranging from David Wheeler.

He earned the Master of Divinity from Trinity Lutheran Seminary where he focused on innercity ministry as a participant in the SCUPE (Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education) in Chicago. (1983).

He earned a Master of Music Education Degree from the College of Fine Arts at Boston University in 2008. His final curriculum project designed a 2-year, standards-based, Understanding By Design curriculum to teach hammered dulcimer to 5-8th grade students in private lessons.

He was active in bands and on stage in musicals in high school (Eastwood High School, Pemberville, Ohio) and was a founding member of the singing groups, Beloved and Handmade.

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FACTS

• Acoustic Music
  Traditional, Celtic, Old-Time, Folk, Bluegrass, Multicultural (African-American, Latino, Asian, European) Singer-Songwriter

• National Performances
  
  • Heritage Dulcimer Camp (Parkville, MO 2002)
  • Musician for "Hate Behind the Mask of Religion" Interfaith Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct 2001
  • Concert/Talk for Samplarians (Trinity Lutheran Seminary, Columbus, OH July 2001)
  • Presenter, "Singing Our Soul" TCCI (Town and Country Church Institute, Gettysburg Theol Sem Nov 2000)
  • ELCA National Assembly, Denver (August 1999)
  • Nebraska WELCA Convention, Kearney (Oct 1999)
  • Heartland Dulcimer Camp (Parkville, MO 1998)
  • Contestant (Mountain and Hammered Dulcimers)
    Walnut Valley National Flatpicking Festival, Winfield, KS
  • Christian Church/Disciples of Christ, Denver (July 1997)
  • SCUPE Congress on Urban Ministry, Chicago (April 1996)
  • ELCA National Assembly, Kansas City (August 1993)
  • Missouri AFL-CIO Biennial, St. Louis (Sept 1991)

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• Regional Performances
  
  Events: Manitou Springs Mountain Music Festival; Front Range Music Fest, Noontime Notes--Oak Street Plaza, First Night (Ft. Collins), Camp Collins (July 4th), Loveland Festival, New West Fest (Ft. Collins), Ault Food Fest
  Venues: Lincoln Center (Ft. Collins), Broadmoor Hotel (Colorado Springs), Avogadro's Number, Lucky Joe's Saloon (St. Pat's), Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop, Barnes & Noble, Deja Vu Coffeehouse, Rocky Mountain Coffee Connection, Beaver Meadows Resort, Casa de los Amigos, Norwest Bank, Union Colony Civic Center (Greeley), Fort Collins Museum, Canyon Grill, Starry Night Coffeehouse, Tornado Club, Coal Creek Coffee Connection (Laramie), Barnes & Noble (Cheyenne), Cafe Luna (Longmont), Wayside Inn (Berthoud), Wells Fargo Bank, Penny Lane Coffeehouse (Boulder)
  • Churches: Ft. Collins, Loveland, Ault, Greeley, Brush, Boulder, Denver, Highlands Ranch, Estes Park, Meeker Park, Cheyenne, WY, Castle Rock,
  • with Groups: Laudamus Chorale, Greeley Children's Chorale, Centennial Children's Chorus, McTeggart Irish Dancers, Poudre Honor Choir, Loveland Choral Society, Rocky Mountain High School Bel Canto Choir, Lincoln Junior High Lancer Singers, Loveland High School Chamber Choir.

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• Bands
  
• Blind Monks (with Russ Hopkins)
• Random Acts (Lundgren Sisters)
• Hatman Trio
• JimJim & the FatBoys; (based in Kansas City)

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