96 Strings, Olathe KS
96 Strings, Olathe KS

Jeanne Fizell

96 Strings

Olathe, KS
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About Us

Jeanne has been dubbed a virtuosic instrumentalist with classical roots. She plays the guitar, autoharp and hammered dulcimer. -- a total of 96 strings!

Jeanne is seeped in folk and American old-time music and is a passionate musician who weaves melodies together with songs gleaned from the old folk tunes. She enjoys many genres of music including children’s music, along with Gospel, Celtic, Pop, Classical, Country, Americana, Traditional, and Patriotic.

Jeanne has performed in well known venues. She has released 2 albums along with String Theory, a popular group that she performed with for several years. Additionally, she has performed with Shady Grove String Band for more than 20 years.

Jeanne enjoys sharing her music with others, so be sure to download her music, or better yet contact her to perform for your next event!

How We Got Started

She began her music journey with the Kansas City Guitar Society Guitar Orchestra and MandoFest Guitar/Mandolin Orchestra and was soon invited to perform with Acoustic Five, The Prairie Dulcimer club, the KS-MO Autoharp club and others where she has also performed on ukulele.

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Solo Performance
Solo Performance by 96 Strings
...just me and my strings! Virtuoso performance on hammered dulcimer, autoharp and guitar. Versatile in many styles of music. Selections range...
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Duo Performance by 96 Strings
Two are Better than One A duo suited to your musical needs. A versatile duo performing on either pedal harp, hammered dulcimer, autoharp, clas...
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Hello there, I just tried calling singing clients for a virtual sing-along. Not too successful. What app is good for this without digital delay? Thanks.
Jeanne from 96 Strings Answered this on March 31, 2020
What platform are you going to use? A lot of teachers like Zoom because it’s free and stocked with features, but other options include Skype, FaceTime, Google Hangouts, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and many more. If you’re more interested in something like a masterclass, lecture or group... (more) What platform are you going to use? A lot of teachers like Zoom because it’s free and stocked with features, but other options include Skype, FaceTime, Google Hangouts, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and many more. If you’re more interested in something like a masterclass, lecture or group rehearsal, it might instead be worth checking out Crowdcast to make the experience more user-friendly. Though this is a paid service, there are longer session limits, an integrated chat for students, Q&A features, and the ability to invite students or guests to join on screen. To do a virtual choir recording, try GarageBand or SoundTrap EDU (by SoundCloud) to have singers record on top of each other and hear the previously recorded parts as they go. What platform are you going to use? Make sure you have enough space and lighting, and make sure that the elements that students need to see are easily visible on screen. Do a practice run with a fellow music teacher to check. What tools do students have, and what will they need? If students need to install software or access equipment like music stands and metronomes, let them know how and where they can get these in advance of their lessons or rehearsals. What should the student be paying attention to during the lesson? Some teachers, for instance, advise students to watch the stream of themselves during a one-on-one lesson. The streams acts like a mirror, letting the student see their body alignment and make automatic adjustments. Expect a couple kinks when you’re getting started, but you’ll be able to iron these out pretty quickly and easily."  I thought that this was well explained and it should answer your questions and has leads for sheet music and more.................JEANNE FIZELL  www.96Strings.netREAD MORE BELOW  Read the Full Guide Now > Shop Sheet Music By: Piano & Keyboard • Voice • Choir • Woodwinds • Strings • Brass STAY CONNECTED:     my words, they were taken from Sheet Music Plus newsletter, but it explains it better and more clearly than what I had to say:"

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