My Lord Wiloughby's Welcome Home
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Absolutely beautiful! You make it sound like a well played classical guitar!! Incredible!!!
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That sound great. I loved it. I only pray that one day i can play that well. I am new to the dulcimer.
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Beautifully played, Steve! Some fast finger work there too. What dulcimer are you playing?.
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Thanks Ruth. I'm Playing a Jerry Rockwell Baritone that I've restrung in 4 equidistant strings, Low A D A d. It's like having a "regular" DAd tuned dulcimer with an extra low bass A below the bass D.
sksmith1956 2 years ago