by Christine | May 14, 2011 | Welcome Column
The Ute Indian tribe, living now mostly in Utah and Colorado, are a people who have made a significant contribution to the USA, at least to one of its states, the state of Utah. That’s because the state of Utah’s name is derived from the word Ute....
by Christine | Jun 8, 2020 | Welcome Column
The Ute Indian tribe, living now mostly in Utah and Colorado, are a people who have made a significant contribution to the USA, at least to one of its states, the state of Utah. That’s because the state of Utah’s name is derived from the word Ute....
by Christine | Jan 15, 2011 | Welcome Column
I have a confession – I am shamelessly republishing an article I published on my blog earlier this month. With very few modifications. Sure, it’s kind of cheating – but I could argue that the learning process for anything – horses, and music included – is universal...
by Christine | Oct 17, 2012 | Welcome Column
It’s always weird when we’re having our CBA Board elections on a year when the national elections are going on. By October of a national election year, we are all heartily sick of campaigns, candidates and elections. Our nerves are frayed, our fists are clenched and...
by Christine | May 20, 2008 | Welcome Column
The Kids on Bluegrass Program began in approximately 1990 with the vision of one very gifted musician, Frank Solivan, II, who believed there should be a place on stage where kids could perform the Bluegrass, Old Time and Gospel music that they had grown up playing...
by Christine | Oct 8, 2013 | Welcome Column
After five stimulating, exciting, and exhausting days in Raleigh, NC at IBMA’s World of Bluegrass, we retreated to Hillsville Virginia, where we’ve been resting and exploring a different world of bluegrass for a little over a week. The contrast is both...
