Hammered Dulcimer ~ Scottish set of tunes
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This video is a response to John Stentson's #2 and Hangman's Reel
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@dhhammerdulcimer47 Also, you can see mine at "cobble up's channel"
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@wolf198434 Hi: I built mine according to a booklet produced by Charlie Alm called "How I Build the Things". I'm very happy with the results. I actually have built three 16/15 instruments, all turned out beautiful. It was a bit intimidating but I'm glad I went through with it. There are several internet outlets for tuning pegs and I ordered my strings from Master Works.
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this sound is amazing you are very very good ! upload more please
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Great playing... I love stratspheys... And the jig is Come up alang, isn't it?
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Lovely playing!
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The last several viewings can be credited to me!...I can't tell you how much I love this....
MrLuridan 5 months ago
@MrLuridan Glad you enjoy this music.
Aye ye canny beat a wee touch o' the Heedrum Hodrum! :-)
Ptarmi 5 months ago
Lovely playing & nice tunes. How did you fix the cloth? Does it really help with sustain? I have three dulcimers and the Thum is one I seriously considered.
meinnm2002 2 years ago
Thanks, glad you enjoyed them.
Ah yes the cloth, well, if you promise NOT to tell Rick, I'll tell you ...... Blu-Tack!
As for sustain, the honest answer is that I don't know, but the cloths it at least direct it out through the other sound slits ... away from my ears. So as far as I'm concerned, it works for me! ;-)
Ptarmi 2 years ago
I really like your selection of tunes! Well done! I see the brown under your strings? Is that cloth that you placed there? What is your reason for that, does it make it easier to see the strings?
thedulcimer 2 years ago
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the tunes.
Aye, the cloth has a couple of functions, the first is to make it easier for me to see the strings in most lights, the second is to help dampen the volume & also perhaps cut down a little on sustain.
Ptarmi 2 years ago