07 Jun

rolled chords

ByLucille Reilly// Comments are Off//

sounding a chord’s tones quickly in succession from low to high without altering the music’s meter.

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Jim Ratts, Raven Recording, Colorado

I have always believed in giving public credit to musicians whose talent and originality awe and inspire me, and one of the best is LUCILLE REILLY. She’s a master at both hammered dulcimer and autoharp. I love her magnificent technique, feeling for the music, and clever (often humorous) improvisations on well-known music.

Lois Hornbostel, North Carolina

Lucille is in a class by herself when it comes to playing and teaching the dulcimer.

Norine Humm, Michigan

I hear Lucille’s heart in her music.

Ben Buckles, hammered dulcimer player, Kansas

In addition to being talented, Lucille is also personable…the whole audience was drawn in to her performance.

Great Lakes Scottish Fiddle Club Newsletter, Illinois

Lucille’s love for music is communicated with every fiber of her being…her instruments seem to become part of her body.

Dr. Evelyn Drake, friend and music aficionada, New Jersey

Exuberant and lively…GREAT energy!!!

Kathy O’Hanlon, hammered dulcimer player, West Virginia

Lucille’s arrangements are nothing short of stunning!

Autoharp Quarterly

Anyone with that much talent should have been drowned at birth.

Bryan Bowers, acclaimed autoharpist and Autoharp Hall of Fame member

Magnificent, both in terms of musicianship and showmanship. Lucille has a special talent to raise people’s spirits and get them moving and smiling. How lucky the audience!

Jerry Wrzosek, hammered dulcimer player, Pennsylvania

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