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Have you ever done this on May 1st? Video features my tune “Dandelions.” The music is free May 1st only on my sheet music page. Thanks for subscribing to my YouTube channel–Mark Kibble of Take 6 and Roy “Futureman” Wooten will be my guests for this coming Monday Live! Holy smokes. Happy May Day to […]
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Thank you to all who joined be at the gift opening, and especially to those who donated instruments and music gear for WO Smith and the Nashville School of the Arts! murielanderson.com/gift-opening
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https://www.facebook.com/BluesRadioInternational/ Updated link Also, I just received a shipment of “Muriel trebles” and I have three left. Please let me know if you are interested. Also, thanks for the overwhelming response to the upcoming concert with Tommy E. You can pick up tickets at murielanderson.com/dg
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Adding more events to the Season Pass all the time! I’m excited that my favorite guitarist Tommy Emmanuel will join me as my guest for my annual concert. The pass also includes a workshop, audio-visual show, concert on sailboat and stuff mailed to your house including a virtual reality headset, homemade fudge, and some seeds […]
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You can get tickets now for my upcoming 360º sailboat concert, with a complimentary V.R. headset – Very cool! Season pass is also avail at murielanderson.com/now https://www.musae.me/riverspiritmusic/experiences/825/muriel-anderson
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Monday Night 7pm EDT on both my FB and YouTube channel. This week’s special guest is the brilliant Victor Wooten! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COofYjrQJ0A
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“The Water Is Wide,” a short video with Stephen Bennett and a virtual harp guitar orchestra, and a cool little ending. https://youtu.be/6JQ6XoQpAmc
Categories: Captain's Log
Our only contact in central Maine was a luthier, Nicholas Apollonio, who had built an instrument for my friend and my former student Bob Peterson. We sailed into Rockland, docking on a slip graciously loaned to us by fellow musician Gordon Bok, just outside the Steam Power & Sail Museum. Nicholas met us at the […]
Categories: Captain's Log
We met some sailors the previous evening who told us we could use the Port Clyde ferry mooring for the night, but were politely chased off the following morning as the ferry made her entrance. So, we sailed towards mussel ridge, and ended up dropping anchor at Pleasant Island, a beautiful rocky cove with only […]
Categories: Captain's Log
We were sailing towards Provincetown, Cape Ann, when I spotted a small inflatable boat. When I checked with the binoculars, I noticed there was a motor on the boat, but someone was rowing against choppy waves. I told Bryan to sail in that direction, and saw that it was a lady. I threw her a […]
