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ABOUT MDG, INC.
The Memphis Dulcimer Gathering, Inc., works to provide a venue for instruction on playing the mountain dulcimer,
as well as other folk instruments, and to educate the public about folk music and folk lore. A 501(c)(3) non-profit
corporation founded in July, 2004, your donations help us bring dulcimer and folk events to the Memphis area. Donations
are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
MDG, Inc., is dedicated to promoting dulcimer
and folk music through workshops, lectures, performances and an annual festival.
The current officers of the corporation are:
Lee Cagle, president, Dena Hodge, vice president/secretary, and Elizabeth Madden, member of the board. Advisory
committee chair is Betty Dawson.
If you would like more information about dulcimer
events in the Memphis area, you can call Lee at 901-877-7763, or send an e-mail by clicking on the "Write to Lee" link at
the top of this page to
be added to our e-mail list.
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Pictures from MDG&FF 2006
Pictures from MDG&FF 2005
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You can order a print of Annabelle Meacham's "Dulcimer Reverie" by sending an e-mail to Lee Cagle. The original work is stamp and drawing on rice paper. Cost of the
print is $25, and Annabelle will donate $10 of each purchase to The Memphis Dulcimer Gathering, Inc. Prints can be picked
up from me or mailed for an additional shipping and handling charge of $10.
When matted or mounted on white paper, the print fits in a ready-made 18" x 24"
frame.
Annabelle Meacham studied art at Northwest Mississippi Community College, then
at The Memphis College of Art, and has been painting and printmaking ever since. She has had one-artist exhibitions,
to name a few, at Duke University, The Meridian (Miss.) Museum of Art, The University of Mississippi, The Arts Center of the
Ozarks, and the Savanna (Ga.) College of Art and Design. Meacham has had work selected for juried exhibitions by the
Senior Curator of Contemporary Art at The Whitney Museum (NYC), and by the Curator of The Phillips Collection (Wash., D.C.).
Her work is represented by Jay Etkin Gallery in Memphis, and is in the collections of Federal Express, Promus Hotel Corp.,
Westin Hotels, and Holiday Inns, among others.
In 2003, the annual reader's poll of Memphis Woman magazine named Annabelle Meacham
as their favorite artist.
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