Tennessee Music Box / Mountain Dulcimer / Noter Drone Demo by Stephen Seifert

Here's some more test shooting for Dulcimer School. This is an almost exact replica of an 1880 style dulcimer "popular" in the Tennessee area. There's been around 100 cataloged? I didn't mention in the video, but there's only two strings on this dulcimer. They are tuned unison.

Experimented this time with an over-the-head shot that delivers player's perspective. Any opinions on whether you'd like player's OR audience's perspective for instructional videos? Thanks!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• dulcimer
• mountain dulcimer
• tennessee music box
• stephen seifert
• noter
• drone

[ThyrmBloodaxe]

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[stephenseifert]

@ThyrmBloodaxe Right on!

[pigeonflipper]

Hi,, loved the video,,is there anywhere I can get some dimentions to make my own,, thanks again :)

[rod1148]

I like this (the players perspective) much better.

[calliefrances]

This perspective helps me tremendously since I have reversal problems.



[Peggy91193]

Cool!

[jamesmars16]

No matter what kind of instrument you play, you make it sound great! I love your talent and your attitude towards music! Thanks for sharing!!:)

[natkennedy18]

Steve: Great job! I particularly like the way you stop and hold position while the rest of us catch up. Very helpful. Excellent camera angle for teaching.

Nat Kennedy, Simsbury, Connecticut (Cranberry 2007)

[81peyote]

man!! roots and culture!  i loved it

[Mec2973]

Loved this video. I like the players' perspective as it helps one to learn. I'm new to the dulcimer scene, so now I want one of these too. We're gonna need a bigger house. ;-)