Here are linked items that you may find interesting. Some are written by students, gust hosts, friends, musicians, associates and colleagues.

If you are surprised Dwight didn't include your site or article, please don't be hurt, but rather contact him and he can send your URL to the web master for inclusion.

Drumming and Banjo
Why Bluegrass and Old Time are not the same
Proper Approach to Horsemanship and Banjo
Accepting Your Babble
What I have learned from you
Suggestions for Learning Banjo from Dwight
Classical violinist Itzak Perlman says while watching videos of other great performers: "Never mind technique. They had fantastic control of rhythm." Read the entire article from The New York Times, July 25, 2002 (opens in new window)
Music Leaves Its Mark on the Brain (opens in new window)

If it's pleasing to the ears, it's tied to rewired circuits that find notes harmonious, study says. December 13, 2002 By Robert Lee Hotz, LA Times Staff Writer

NEW YORK -- From Mozart to Miles Davis, the harmonies of Western music rewire the brain, creating patterns of neural activity at the confluence of emotion and memory that strengthen with each new melody, research made public Thursday shows...
Ancient Archery

The Florida Old Time Music Championship (opens in new window) where Dwight was the 1996 Guest of Honor
Roots of American Fiddle Music (opens in new window)
Dwight is a Mennonite Site, pastor links (opens in new window) pastor with connections to the Virginia Conference of the Mennonite Church.
Gordon Banks' Old Time Music Page (opens in new window)
Elaine Diller's Morning Star Folk Music Store
Banjo Newsletter 1996
Good Listening on the Web If you have cable or DSL, check out some of the recordings available online.
Explain God A boys thoughts on God
The Dwight Diller Enculturation Process
Clawhammer Banjo @ Loud Hymns
Move on the Downbeat - written by Libby