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Sally Rogers
Photo by Virge Lorents
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Sally Rogers is a musician who lives outside of Hartford Connecticut
with husband Howie
Bursen and daughters Maya and Malana. She plays guitar, banjo, and
dulcimer and specializes in traditional folk, old-timey and (most recently)
children's music. She plays both traditional and original pieces and has been
recognized by numerous awards including Best Folk Album of 1982 (Circle of
the Sun), Best Children's Recording of 1992 (What Can one Little Person Do?)
and again in 1993 (At Quiet O'Clock). She has made frequent radio appearances
on "A Prairie Home Companion" and the nationally syndicated
"Mountain Stage." More
information about Sally, her schedule and sample audio cuts can be found on
her agent’s web site.
 Howie Bursen's "Banjo Manikin" CD
Songs of Lebanon CD now available
Check out Sally's solo albums
Check out Sally's children's albums/videos
Check out albums with Sally and friends
Books with content from Sally and friends
Heritage Corridor CD now available
Sheet
Music for Selected Songs
Check out the
Children’s Music Network
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