Mountain Dulcimer Stringed Instruments
Mountain Dulcimer Stringed Instruments
Devoted primarily to the Mountain Dulcimer, sometimes known as the Appalachian Dulcimer, fretted dulcimer, or lap dulcimer. All of these names refer to a uniquely American string instrument which is part of the Fretted Zither family of musical instruments. Today, this folk art is incredibly healthy, although it has certainly been influenced by our modern technological age in countless ways: from increased access to tools, to greatly increased information-flow, to some interesting and thought-provoking cross-pollination with modern Guitar building techniques.
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Jerry Rockwell's Mountain Dulcimer Page - Includes tuning instructions, music and tablature, articles about playing techniques, classes, and catalog of tunebooks, recordings, and dulcimers.
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Susan Trump - Mountain dulcimer player, guitarist, banjo player, vocalist, songwriter, performer, teacher and Arts in Education Specialist.
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Tom and Missy Strothers' Website - Teaching, performing, festivals and information about mountain dulcimers in particular and music in general.
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Red Dog Jam - General information and contact details for the traveling dulcimer duo.
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Evans, Dan - English finger-style dulcimer performer and teacher plays traditional songs and airs from the British Isles as well as his original compositions, with CD sales.
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Tindle Music Company - TMC features the music of 2-time National Mountain Dulcimer Champion Mark Tindle. Free tablatures for beginner to intermediate players.
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Guitar Gallery: Folk Instruments - FolkCraft mountain dulcimers, bowed psalteries and other folk instruments. Pictures, descriptions, and prices.
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Buckland, Lindsay - Australian street performer and self-produced recording artist plays the dulcitar, an electric Appalachian dulcimer modified to be played like a guitar. Photos, history, recording sales.
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Mountain Aire Music - Husband and wife duo from Texas play traditional, old-time, gospel and early bluegrass music featuring the Appalachian mountain dulcimer, with audio samples and gig schedule.
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