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Uploaded by on Nov 16, 2008

I heard Aaron Thornton play this originally, and decided I had to learn it. After I learned it, I heard different versions from David Schnaufer, and Stephen Seifert, and I decided to make my own version. Its a work in progress, but I hope yall will enjoy it.

Slán.

- Wildwood Flower.

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  • Is this D A DD?

    Freaking amazing playing there. You've been my leading inspiration from the time I started playing, and still are. Thanks for keeping it up and I can't wait to see your latest videos. :)

  • @littlestbroccoli D-A-DD capo one. Glad you enjoyed!

  • What woods were used in the construction of your Yocky?

  • Black walnut top, waterfall bubinga sides, and normal bubinga back. The fretboard is maple, and a stripe of ebony. Thanks for checking out the video!

  • That's amazing! Does your dulcimer naturally have that open, deep, and smooth sound? Mine sounds more shrill and plucky, what's the trick? Awesome job!

  • Thank you! I added in some reverb (the echoish sound), but other that, everything is untouched. When it first came, it didn't sound quite as open, but after a bit of playing it opened up, and I have been quite happy with its sound. Also some dulcimers it can be have a plus to not have as open a sound, and some builders prefer to make them with a less open sound. Thanks once again!

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  • This is my favorite dulcimer piece on YouTube. Very catchy.

  • Just great!!! I like how well you show your fingerboard. Great player.

  • Wow!

  • Virtuoso!

  • Also sounds like the theme to" Spiderman " anyone else hear it...Look out here comes the Spiderman!

  • Awesome, one of the better versions I've heard so far! Just discovered this instrument, fallen in love with it!

  • I am looking for a dulcimer that would project enough to play in an irish pub....sounds like yours is one that would. where did you get it?

  • Love the echoish sound. How do you add the reverb? I'd love to get that sound on my dulcimer.

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