Joe Robison

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Location: Freelandville,In
Country: US

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Joe Robison

different fret spacing on older dulcimers


Why would the fret spacing on an older dulcimer be different than most...
@Joe Robison 9 years ago - Comments: 9
Joe Robison

Galax question


I have made two dulcimers with double backs. From what I have read on...
@Joe Robison 8 years ago - Comments: 14
Joe Robison

crafting sound-indiana instrument builders


Some time ago I was given a video produced by Traditional Arts Indiana....
@Joe Robison 9 years ago - Comments: 4

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Mark Runge
01/06/16 12:20:39PM @mark-runge:

Thank you for the kind words about my work, Joe. My first instrument was made by resawing a hunk of walnut in the traditional way. But I've been experimenting with different woods. Lately I've been working with a builder who harvests his own trees and resaws the wood from logs, and he's teaching me what he does. Now I'm leaning towards using only locally grown wood too. It is a great learning experience for me.


phil
07/28/14 11:29:11AM @phil:

hi Joe, would love to come over.


Karen Keane
01/06/14 08:03:07PM @karen-keane:
Hello and welcome to the site. This is a great place to share ideas and listen to music. I hope you enjoy!
John Keane
01/06/14 07:57:34PM @john-keane:

Howdy and welcome to FOTMD!


Rob N Lackey
01/06/14 05:59:52PM @rob-n-lackey:

Welcome, Joe, to this little corner of dulcimer heaven. Hope you enjoy it here.

Rob


Jim Fawcett
01/06/14 04:28:55PM @jim-fawcett:

Hey Joe, welcome aboard. Glad ya found us.


Ken Longfield
01/06/14 01:12:26PM @ken-longfield:

Welcome to FOTMD Joe. It's good to have you aboard. If it is information about the mountain dulcimer that you want, you will find plenty of it here. Enjoy.

Ken
"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."


Ben Barr Jr
01/06/14 12:31:32PM @benjamin-w-barr-jr:

Hi Joe, and welcome to the wonderful world of the Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. It's a good place to come, spend some time, learn about the dulcimer, and to meet some good people.

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