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@ken-longfield • 7 hours ago • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on @johnel:

"Welcome to FOTMD, Johnel. It is good to have you aboard. We have a great community of mountain dulcimer enthusiasts here and some of build them. If you have..."

@richard-streib • 9 hours ago • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on @johnel:

"Welcome Johnel to Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. So glad you joined. Best wishes on your build for the great grand daughter. Let us know if you have..."

@carol-h • 13 hours ago • comments: 4
Posted a new Comment on Patchwork:

"Thank you very much! Homer Ross: Wonderful tune. "

@strumelia • 17 hours ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Family History & Tales of Walt Martin & Sunhearth Dulcimers":

"Lara, what a wonderful little story of the Sunhearth tradition around the 4th of July! Thank you for starting this great thread."

@richard-streib • yesterday • comments: 359
Posted a new Comment on @richard-streib:

"That is a beautiful dulcimer. Can't wait to hear you make some beautiful music with it."

@ken-longfield • yesterday • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on @randyb:

"Welcome to FOTMD, RandyB. It's good to have you aboard. You inherited a wonderful mountain dulcimer from your father. Jim Good's Mastertone dulcimers are..."

@randyb • yesterday • comments: 359
Posted a new Comment on @richard-streib:

"Thank you. Looking forward to it. Just found out it's a Jim Good from Mastertone Dulcimers. Given he was about 10 miles from where I grew up, I wouldn't be..."

@richard-streib • yesterday • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on @randyb:

"Welcome RandyB to Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. So glad you joined. How special it is to have inherited your father's dulcimer. The sound of the dulcimer..."

@richard-streib • yesterday • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on @david-of-sw-missouri:

"Glad you joined David of SW Missouri. Welcome to Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. You have certainly come to the best place to learn all about the mountain..."

@homer-ross • yesterday • comments: 1
Liked a youtube item created by @dan-evans: extracts from FolkStream concert

@homer-ross • yesterday • comments: 4
Posted a new Comment on Patchwork:

"Wonderful tune."

@homer-ross • yesterday • comments: 4
Liked a youtube item created by @carol-h: Patchwork

@homer-ross • yesterday • comments: 0
Liked a forum discussions item created by @larawilder: Family History & Tales of Walt Martin & Sunhearth Dulcimers

@davisjames • yesterday • comments: 2
Liked a youtube item created by @dulcidom: The Brink of the White Rock (trad. Ireland)

@larawilder • 2 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Family History & Tales of Walt Martin & Sunhearth Dulcimers":

"I’m stealing this post from my dad who tells the tale of The first Fourth of July festival at Sunhearth. “ Hi folks, thanks for welcoming Lara. She mentions..."

@ken-longfield • 2 days ago • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on @david-of-sw-missouri:

"Welcome to FOTMD, David. It's good to have you aboard. This is a great place to learn about the mountain dulcimer. If you have any questions, just ask. We..."

@carol-h • 2 days ago • comments: 4
Posted a new Comment on Patchwork:

"Thank you! Dan: Bravo! "

@dan • 2 days ago • comments: 4
Posted a new Comment on Patchwork:

"Bravo!"

@dan • 2 days ago • comments: 4
Liked a youtube item created by @carol-h: Patchwork

@carol-h • 2 days ago • comments: 4

Posted new YouTube video(s):
Patchwork

@strumelia • 2 days ago • comments: 9
Posted a new Comment on @larawilder:

"Thanks Dusty, good suggestion! Let's continue these wonderful comments in Lara's discussion thread she started just for it. "

@strumelia • 2 days ago • comments: 0
Liked a forum discussions item created by @larawilder: Family History & Tales of Walt Martin & Sunhearth Dulcimers

@dan-evans • 2 days ago • comments: 1
Posted a new Comment on extracts from FolkStream concert :

"3 pieces are featured here : - i) Le Ruisseau Du Moulin / The Mill Stream (D Evans), ii Cascade (D Evans) & iii) Banks Of The Lee (trad, arr, D Evans) "

@dan-evans • 2 days ago • comments: 1

Posted new YouTube video(s):
extracts from FolkStream concert

@david-of-sw-missouri • 2 days ago • comments: 1
Posted a new Comment on Happy New Year!:

"Cindy, can you send a video of “Oxology” please? "

@robin-thompson • 2 days ago • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on A Walk Out the Hollow :

"Thanks so much for listening, Jamie! I always hope I've titled a tune which matches the tune itself. "

@dusty • 2 days ago • comments: 4
Posted a new Comment on Down the river I go uncle Joe:

"Is it possible to have too much fun?"

@davisjames • 2 days ago • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on A Walk Out the Hollow :

"Telling a story without words!"

@dwain-wilder • 3 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "More or less overtones":

"Nate: Straight forward, yet ambiguous. Does a presence of many overtones make an instrument sound More "clear" or "full" More "nasal" or "broad" More..."

@olddog75 • 3 days ago • comments: 4
Posted a new Comment on Down the river I go uncle Joe:

"Great stuff, guys! Can't get that riff out of my head... "down the river I go... down the river I go""

@dwain-wilder • 3 days ago • comments: 0
Liked a forum discussions item created by @larawilder: Family History & Tales of Walt Martin & Sunhearth Dulcimers

@dusty • 3 days ago • comments: 9
Posted a new Comment on @larawilder:

"These are wonderful stories. I wonder if subsequence comments could be moved to the Forum discussion Lara started on Family History and Tales of Walt..."

@ken-longfield • 3 days ago • comments: 9
Posted a new Comment on @larawilder:

"Thanks for sharing that Dwayne. My wife grew up in Huntingdon, PA about 33 away. I met Walt at a folk festival. I can't remember whether it was in Maryland,..."

@dwain-wilder • 3 days ago • comments: 9
Posted a new Comment on @larawilder:

"Hi folks, thanks for welcoming Lara. She mentions that she has three dulcimers. What she doesn't say is that she built one of them at Sunhearth, under the..."

@larawilder • 3 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Family History & Tales of Walt Martin & Sunhearth Dulcimers":

"Does anyone on this site? Remember going to the Sunhearth Fourth of July folk festival? and just maybe, @Dwain-Wilder can tell us when they started, and when..."

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