This bass is completely (mostly) hand-made from wood slabs and lengths. It will be featured for sale once it's gone through testing.
12th Installment: No News Stories by Don Tschirhart
I have fond memories from the late fifties, early sixties of dad coming home from work wearing a trench-coat and fedora, with a white card
Eleventh Installment: Riding Horses Brings Peace by Don Tschirhart
Here is a lovely story about riding. Dad was always fascinated with the western United States. Western books, movies, plays, television series . . .
10th Installment: Train Travel Relaxing by Don Tschirhart
This is a fun one for me. Dad’s description of his first glimpse of the Rocky Mountains reminds me of my own adventure while driving
The New Bass
Hi friends and family, I picked this baby up at Huber-Breese Studios in Fraser, Michigan on Monday. It took me nearly a week to get
9th Installment: ‘Advice To High School Grads’ by Don Tschirhart
Happy Easter, everybody, This story should be pretty topical for many of us. It’s almost graduation time and these words from dad are, I think, timeless.
8th Installment: Mom Saves Daughter by Don Tschirhart
Here’s a cool story. Dad was very sentimental as you will see. It’s a story about family, love, and the faith dad so clearly celebrated.
7th Installment: What’s In The Dash by Don Tschirhart
Hello friends and family, I don’t know how to comment about this story. It’s very personal to me. Dad, I believe, was writing about himself
Violin Build: More Steps
Hi’ all, Here’s how I’ve progressed with the violin. I installed the ‘purfling’ and in the first picture am using a wonderful little tool called
6th Installment: Gray Hair Matters
Hello, This is number six. There’s plenty more and we’ll be enjoying my dad’s writing for months_maybe years,_to come. What’s intriguing about this story
5th Installment: A Friend Dies a Winner By Don Tschirhart
Hi to all, I’m sorry I didn’t post this on Friday as usual. To be honest, I forgot . . . Oops! Yesterday, St. Patrick’s
