And now the podcast of the second interview has been posted for download and listening!  Just click this link!

"a piece of it all" has been in the Top 20 (of the Top 50 Folk Stations) reporting on the Roots Music Report for the past 4 weeks, rising as high as #12!

Indieshowcase.net (where I'm one of the featured artists!)

KC Cafe Radio

Sparky Pop's Just Good People Show

These are just a few of the internet shows playing my music, and to whom you can address requests to hear more!  (Doing so helps keep us on the charts, you know!)

(Thanks also to Jeanette Lundgren--aka "Mother Hen" who is helping me make these connections across the musical universe!)

I played my Ben Seymour Galax Mountain Dulcimer with my Don Neuhauser turkey quill and my Phyllis Gaskins-recommended clothespin noter.  It was tuned to dddd and I played "O Virgin-ee-i-a", "Old Black Cat Couldn't Catch A Rat" (the latter learned from Don Pedi).  To my surprise and delight, I was invited back to play in the 2nd round where I added "Soldier's Joy" and Albert Brumley's "I'll Fly Away."  

I ended up tied for 4th and people enjoyed hearing the old-time dulcimer sound!

Local artist, Tim Van Schmidt, stopped by last night and snapped this photo, including it in his Fort Collins Life-Times, "more news-less paper" site.  Click my picture and check-out. 

Tim is a gifted poet and visual artist who is drawn to music and landscapes and has posted what has caught his eye in Fort Collins.

I've just been "cast" (along with Marta Dean) as the hammered dulcimer players for the stage production of Quilters by Bas Bleu Theater Company in Fort Collins.  The show will run weekends September 15-October 23rd. 

Hammered Dulcimer is a key instrument in the score of this production, which is a series of vignettes from the journals and diaries of actual pioneer women from early American history.  The acoustic ensemble features fiddle, bass, guitar, banjo, mandolin as well.  Fiddler Emily, our musical consultant, has played this show many times, including on Broadway.

"Gathering this talented band on short notice has been nothing short of miraculous!  I am SO grateful," quipped musical director, Cynthia Vaughn. 

Here is a blog entry I wrote about this show.

The DVD features 17 tracks of high definition video from multiple camera angles, from a magical evening of acoustic music.  Steve plays mountain and hammered duclimers, guitar, dulci-bro, banjammer, electric mountain dulcimer and Teresa Lundgren plays fiddle and percussion, Katie Stieber plays drums and percussion.

Bonus:  a 30-Dulcimer-Filled Years Slideshow.

Order your copy at the Owl Mountain Music Mercantile .

Visit here to learn more.  Learn more about Christ Is Our Peace here.  Purchase Christ Is Our Peace here.

This tune joins "beauty in the world", from a piece of it all, which was featured in the March 2011 playlist.

By Amber Baker
For the Reporter-Herald

When Steve Eulberg first began playing the hammered and mountain dulcimers as a college student, he was one of a rare breed of musician.

At the time, there weren’t many dulcimer players around, so he taught himself and built his own dulcimers. It was slow going for a while as his instruments kept falling apart, and he would have to spend more time rebuilding them than playing.

Today, 30 years later, he has carved a niche for himself in the dulcimer world and has honed his craft to an art. In addition to composing and producing his own music,...read the rest here