Nylon strung Dulcimer prototype . Basse Danse

01/22/23 09:21:59PM @antony:

Very nice Anne.

I think I’ve played that one on guitar years ago.

Antony

04/23/19 02:35:10AM @dusty:

That sounds great, Anne! Great choice of music to play on that instrument, too.

04/21/19 09:07:23PM @hugssandi:

WOW! Is it quieter, or louder? I am thinking of my daughters on their ukes and how I can never match their volume~HA HA! Beautifully played.

04/04/19 06:21:52AM @ariane:

Wonderful, Anne!

03/31/19 02:54:28AM @anne-bowman:

Benjamin W Barr Jr:

That is nicely played...like the sound; quiet.

Thanks Benjamin

03/31/19 02:54:05AM @anne-bowman:

Steven Berger:

Sounds very nice, Anne!

Thanks Steven ...

03/31/19 02:53:37AM @anne-bowman:

John C. Knopf:

Very nice and peaceful. The sound reminds me of Andres Segovia!

I'm glad it had that effect ... Thanks

03/31/19 02:52:46AM @anne-bowman:

Mirya:

I love the sound and will be watching for a nylon strung dulcimer in the future. Somehow knowing that you are being recorded gets to a lot of us. Still, I think you hear mistakes no one else can hear.

Thank you ...

03/31/19 02:52:02AM @anne-bowman:

Robin Thompson:

Anne, that was beautifully played and the sound called classical guitar to mind.

Than you Robyn... Any positive feedback from you is special..

03/31/19 02:51:21AM @anne-bowman:

Brian G.:

Hi Anne,

That was lovely. I play that tune also and never tire of hearing it. Your playing was beautiful. :)

That's so nice coming from someone so familiar with the tune..

03/31/19 02:50:40AM @anne-bowman:

Elvensong:

You played sweetly so any mistakes you made weren't noticeable. Thanks for sharing, love the sound! I would definitely be interested in trying nylon. Couple that with fingerpicking and you could simulate a classical guitar. Coincidentally I'm working on After the Tears by Tarrega and nylon would be perfect!

Also I'm working on Malagueña on a low G uke and it has a wonderful classical guitar feel.

Thanks for that...

03/27/19 07:28:09PM @elvensong:

You played sweetly so any mistakes you made weren't noticeable. Thanks for sharing, love the sound! I would definitely be interested in trying nylon. Couple that with fingerpicking and you could simulate a classical guitar. Coincidentally I'm working on After the Tears by Tarrega and nylon would be perfect!

Also I'm working on Malagueña on a low G uke and it has a wonderful classical guitar feel.

03/27/19 06:33:22PM @brian-g:

Hi Anne,

That was lovely. I play that tune also and never tire of hearing it. Your playing was beautiful. :)

03/27/19 04:29:48PM @robin-thompson:

Anne, that was beautifully played and the sound called classical guitar to mind.

03/27/19 01:38:59PM @mirya:

I love the sound and will be watching for a nylon strung dulcimer in the future. Somehow knowing that you are being recorded gets to a lot of us. Still, I think you hear mistakes no one else can hear.