BIOS
(refer to artist websites for detailed bio info)
***
Loretta Hagen - LorettaHagen.com
With four critically acclaimed CDs to her credit and awards such as JAM (NJ Acoustic Award), NJ Folk Festival song competition, Just Plain Folks awards, Connecticut Folk Fest, Loretta performs in premier venues, and shared the stage with Pete Seeger, Kim Richey, John Gorka, Roger McGuinn, Richie Havens and more.
***
Martin Dull - MartinDullArt.com; dullmusic.com/bio
***
Kyle Hancharick - KyleHancharick.com
It’s always been about the music for Kyle Hancharick, a singer/songwriter from Warwick, New York. His passionate performances are punctuated by a crisp acoustic guitar and soaring tenor vocals giving voice to his smart, relatable compositions. His roots are firmly planted in contemporary folk music. Ellis Paul covered Kyle’s upbeat love song “How You Say Goodbye” on his album, “The Storyteller’s Suitcase.”
***
David Rimelis - DavidRimelis.com
David Rimelis’ music has been performed by orchestras nationally and internationally, including the Boston Pops, National Symphony, San Francisco Symphony, Lincoln Center, the New York pops and the New Jersey pops. In 2015 he won the Alabama Allstate orchestra commission. In 2016 the Madison string quartet released a collection of his chamber music. In 2017 the Slapin Solomon duo released a collection of his viola duets. His music is featured in the 2021 film “The Conductor.”
***
Ted Clancy - TedClancy.net
Ted Clancy is a multifaceted musician, composer, producer, educator, recording engineer and sound system designer who is currently very active in the North Jersey region. In 2022 he is in the process of building a new recording studio and beginning a new composition project for a 7-piece jazz ensemble
***
Alex Zetelski
Percussion
***
John Dull - dullmusic.com/bio
For 30+ years, John Dull has been a staple artist in the national acoustic folk scene. Credits include performances with Pete Seeger; Peter, Paul and Mary; Richie Havens; The Oak Ridge Boys; Emmylou Harris; Tom Paxton; Tom Chapin and others.
MOST SECTIONS OF THIS WEBSITE ARE UNDER COMPLETE RECONSTRUCTION - PLEASE BE PATIENT WITH US
Fordham University, 113 West 60 Street (+9 Ave), Hall 1018
Because of limited space and time, this presentation is free of charge and is by Fordham invitation only. If you are in the NYC area and are interested, please e-mail us at dullmusic2@aol.com. If there are remaining seats, you will be contacted with a guest pass. If you do not receive a response, it is because the hall has reached capacity. There will be more Neuro-Concerts in the near future. (See menu - upper left NEURO-CONCERTS
INFO UPDATED DAILY - please open concert menu
Nov 24 - Fordham University
stay tuned for details
above: basic info for Sunday, Oct 27
PLEASE REGISTER FOR MAIL LIST - A FEW CASUAL ALERTS PER YEAR - lower left "updates"
"The Arts Meet Neuroscience" - acoustic concert ---arts and environmental expo" - Rutherford NJ - tix available here
Please fill in our visitor info: lower left on this page - "GUESTLIST-UPDATES"
BOOK A NEURO-CONCERT for your organization - Neuro-concert series continues - basic info - "NEURO-CONCERTS" menu left
Hackensack Riverkeeper presents
A Pete and Toshi Seeger Wetlands Preservation Event - SOLD-OUT 
"Uncle Floyd/John Dull and Friends"
Environmental Expo and Concert
tickets and info - menu upper left - "MCH 30 EVENT"
at the RCC Concert Hall in Rutherford, NJ
Expo - 7:15 pm --- concert - 8:05 pm
15 Environmental Organizations represented with pro-active booths!
Audubon; Sierra; Gateway National Recreation; Clean Water Action; Rutherford Green Team; Teaneck Creek Conservancy; and more
"An evening of outlandish chuckles and thoughtful folk provocation!!!"
Sunday, May 5 - "The Arts Meet Neuroscience" - Martin and John Dull lecture concert - Hunter College NYC
BE GREAT TO SEE YOU AT A NEURO-CONCERT SOON!!! - stay posted-(menu left)
please tell folks how to get our infrequent e-mail blasts - sign up lower left - "GUESTLIST-UPDATES"
PLEASE CHECK OUT "NEURO-CONCERTS" menu left
ANTHEM
I can kneel and pray for a nation ---
This anthem in relation to god.
The wise will nod
and guarantee
Expressions of my being free.
I can kneel and pray for a nation.
*************
*****************************************************
Uncle Floyd's "GARAGE SALE MUSIC" radio show - Sunday's 9-11 am - WFDU 89.1 fm - or on the web at WFDU.fm ---impromptu DJ radio - refreshing!!!
******************
Repeat performance - Sunday, May 5 - "The Arts Meet Neuroscience" - poster below
1/ Uncle Floyd "Garage Sale Music" Radio Show - Sundays 9-12 - WFDU 89.1 fm radio
*****************
BOOK the "Uncle Floyd/John Dull and Friends" Show - menu left & please scroll
BOOK A NEURO-CONCERT
AT YOUR VENUE OR HOME - ("NEURO-CONCERTS" MENU LEFT)
for current e-mail updates on all things dull - enter "guestlist-updates" - to the left
*************
**************
Please check out "NEURO-CONCERTS" menus - left
Press: Newspaper Articles - Folk Music Meets Neuroscience - click on
2. http://www.northjersey.com/arts-and-entertainment/music/power-of-song-1.1535791
website being updated
please enter guestlist - left under menu. Thank you.
Folk Music Meets Neuroscience
Folk Music Meets Neuroscience
www.MartinDullArt.com - for art gallery
Are you on our mail list? - lower left guestlist - updates
***********
"And so keep on while we live
Until we have no, no more to give
And when these fingers can strum no longer
Hand the old banjo to young ones stronger
And when these fingers can strum no longer
Hand the old banjo to young ones stronger
So though it's darkest before the dawn
These thoughts keep us moving on
Through all this world of joy and sorrow
We still can have singing tomorrows
Through all this world of joy and sorrow
We still can have singing tomorrows"
RIP Pete, and thank you for the good run. We love you.
a fine local citizen; committed global citizen; citizen of the universe
from song - "Quite Early Morning" C Pete Seeger