Dulcie is listed as a Related Artist on KEITH URBAN'S Bio page at MSN Music.  She says "thank you" to the people who are downloading her music.

You can visit Dulcie's new MySpace page here

Dulcie was thrilled to play the Kennedy Mainstage at the 35th Annual Kerrville Folk Festival in Kerrville.  Henry Cross on bass & vocals, John Landau on guitar & vocals, and Rachel Cross on percussion and vocals beautifully accompanied her.  It was a magical night with performances also by Guy Clark, Eric Taylor, and Butch Hancock.  The Kerrville Folk Festival presents the best musicians in the folk, country, bluegrass, and alternative music field. The festival lasts 18 days and the music goes on long into the night after the main show is over.

Click here to see an article about Kerrville and an onstage photo of Dulcie during her show there

On May 1, 2006, renowned Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz (his shows include Godspell, Pippin, and Wicked) was interviewed on The Atrium Stage at the Kennedy Center by Michael Kerker of ASCAP.  Mr. Schwartz entertained and thrilled the sold-out crowd with his stories and his songs.  Then Mr. Schwartz introduced songwriters from the Mid-Atlantic region who each performed an original song.  Dulcie performed her song, Diamond & Glass.

Dulcie is featured as an MP3 Notable on The Washington Post's MP3 site. Read the article and listen The Post's MP3 section!

A lover and writer of poetry, in 2002 Dulcie was elected to the Board of the Poetry Series at Washington, D.C.'s Folger Shakespeare Library. The Folger attracts scholars from around the globe, and is also home to the world's largest collection of Shakespeare's printed works, as well as magnificent collections of other rare Renaissance books and manuscripts.

See Dulcie's performance on the Millennium Stage at the Kennedy Center in DC here .


Diamond & Glass
wins a WAMMIE
Dulcie's CD, "Diamond & Glass," won a WAMMIE in 2003 for Best Contemporary Folk Recording
(Washington Area Music Association).

Thank you to everyone who voted for the CD. Dulcie is very honored, because this award is voted on mostly by other musicians and people involved in different aspects of music. Thank you to Mike Schreibman and everyone at WAMA who work so hard all the time to support local music. And congratulations on a soldout WAMA awards show!