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Ken Kolodner Plays the Dulcimer-Mbira in West Virginia

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Uploaded by on Nov 18, 2007

Ken Kolodner (http://www.kenkolodner.com/) plays an unusual instrument -- part hammered dulcimer, part mbira, in an enchanting performance. The November 17, 2007, concert was sponsored by Shepherdstown Music and Dance (http://smad.us/) and the Upper Potomac Music Weekends (http://www.upperpotomacmusic.info/).

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  • well looks like a regular dulcimer with the sound processed thru some sort of synth processor??

  • nice sound

    a little too much resonance for my taste however

  • Nice sound and yes a touch similar to mbira

  • Google:

    Don MacLean

    Hammered Mbira

    Sculture

    Engineer

    Oregon.

    You can also get a hold of Ken Kolodner or Bill Troxler, who own the things. Ken can tell you quite a bit if you email him.

  • I can't seem to find anywhere that has pictures of how this instrument is built.

    There seems to be no website for the inventor, Don MacClane's

    Can anyone hook me up with a more instructive URL? thanks, and great performance, too, by the way. I really dug it.

  • Ken Kolodner. "We're not worthy, we're not worthy," lol.  What a fantastic player.

  • Couldn't hear what he was saying

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