Monthly Archives: March 2010

Schedule Updates, 3-28-10

Posted on March 28, 2010 by yarnspinnerpress

Schedule changes — I’ll be in the studio (Springfield) April 11 – 14 — they want me there for the mix, as well. April 17 Kansas City is now tentative May 14  and 15 are no longer tentative Fayetteville performance … Continue reading →

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3-25-2010

Posted on March 26, 2010 by yarnspinnerpress

–Today traded emails with composer Dickon Hinchcliffe, who did the score for Winter’s Bone, about a possible collaboration on additional songs for the soundtrack. I reeeaalllly liked what he did with the score, and am eager to try working on … Continue reading →

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At The Fiddlers Convention

Posted on March 26, 2010 by yarnspinnerpress

Marideth is at the Arkansas Fiddlers Convention, today. Expect to hear back from her and see photos after the weekend! Look at Merideth’s schedule.

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3-24-2010

Posted on March 25, 2010 by yarnspinnerpress

–Spent the weekend recovering from Austin and a nasty cold I brought home with me. Out before dawn Monday to a doctor’s appointment in Springfield with cardiologist pal Dr. Freimann, who pronounced me good for another year. Then back to … Continue reading →

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Whoops! typo?

Posted on March 24, 2010 by yarnspinnerpress

Oh, and there’s a wups on the site. The aerial view is spelled–aerial. The word always reminds me of the main character in Joan Hess’s books about a little town in Arkansas named Maggody. The female sheriff said she was … Continue reading →

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“Vada” From Elder Mountain Press

Posted on March 23, 2010 by yarnspinnerpress

click here to read what Marideth has to say about writing Vada and West Plains As I Knew It.

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Written By Marideth

Posted on March 23, 2010 by yarnspinnerpress

These two works [“Vada” and “West Plains As I Knew It”] were about very different people and required two very different approaches, but the assignments were virtually the same.I was to write the life story of each individual, using all … Continue reading →

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