Two Mountain Dulcimers Nearly Complete
Jan 9th, 2009 by Doug Berch
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Musician and Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer Maker
Jan 9th, 2009 by Doug Berch
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Your dulcimers are beautiful, with or without finish, Doug.
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I know what you mean about being asked to work for free. My neighbor said “I should have you fix my outdoor bench.” I told him he could probably save some money by just buying a new one. His reponse was “Well, I wasn’t going to pay you!”
And I can’t tell you the number of people who’ve asked me to draw their portrait (gratis). *sigh*
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I guess a lot of people think that if someone enjoys the work they do then it must be something they only do for fun.
A line I hear a lot when asked to play for free is that “it would be great exposure.” Well, people have died of exposure!
All the best,
Doug
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My grandfather would tell folks who said thank you that a cat died on thanks.
I never figured out what exposure was supposed to do. If I give you a quilt or beaded item, I can sell the others at the event without paying a commission?
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