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Instruments don't make music, People make music.
Compared to the number of aspiring actors, travel agents, day traders, organic gardeners, yodellers, quilters, raku potters,
tuba players, or collectors of antique cars, Tupperware, or salt and pepper shakers, there can't be too many makers and players
of medieval instruments on the planet. It just seems logical that we should want to keep in touch with each other. And the
internet certainly reduces the travel expenses.
Feel free to contact me with your successes, or not, with medieval music and its instruments. As you may have surmised by
now, I'm particularly interested in the interface between traditional, idiomatic, instrumental techniques and medieval instruments.
If you have stories or suggestions I would enjoy hearing them. You may choose your preferred method of communication below.
Humans are social beings and communication makes society possible.

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