The Way You Move The Air on Dulcimer

I learned this from listening to David Schnaufer's CD "Dulcimer Player Deluxe" (A good CD by the way!) and I have had it stuck in my head lately, so I just thought I would play it. Its a bit slower then most of my stuff, but I still have fun, and enjoy playing it. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I enjoyed playing it! Thanks for watching!

Slán.

- Wild Wood Flower

Category:

Music

Tags:

• MDMStudio
• MDM
• Studio
• Studios
• MDMStudios
• Dulcimer
• mountain
• the
• way
• you
• move
• air
• on

[brotherbleu]

Wow, nice job man. This is really relaxing and has a real swagger to it.

[MDMstudio]

Thanks! Yeah, its a definitely a good one!

[TsugaC]

Good to see that you're still at it.

Does having 4 sound holes in the face of the dulcimer really make a difference as opposed to having 2, one high and one low on the body?

[MDMstudio]

A 2 hole dulcimer is actually often a little bit louder, however a 4 hole dulcimer (at least in my opinion) generally sounds a little bit more smooth. A lot of people who make there own CD's that I have talked to say they prefer a 2 hole dulcimer just because of the extra sound they get when recording. In the end though it all comes down to personal preference, and one is not really better then the other.

Hehe, thanks! Yeah, I've been a bit busy lately, but I'm still at it : - )

[BlueParadoxical]

Your music is so beautiful... Matthew Hathaway told me about you, I think I could learn a great deal from you.

[EPRVa62]

Nice job as always! Thanks!

[toiseach]

Liked the way you did this. Good job. Loved the way David did it on his Uncle Dulcimer CD. Keep it up!