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By: @Stephen Seifert
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Hi Ben,
Thanks for the welcome.
Just started my first discussion.
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Roger,
Hi Ben, Thank you for the warm welcome. Yes, I love Duluth, too. I've only been living here for five years, but I hope it's a permanent fit. Pam
Hi Ben,
Many thanks for your tips on Scarborough Fair, I will use them to improve my playing.
Hi Ben, it's a small world - I am thoroughly Scottish, born and raised in Edinburgh. I have / had family in New Brunswick though; one family member was mayor of Fredericton (I think in the '60's but I don't know for sure). I've visited the clan home (Castle Duart on the Isle of Mull) - beautiful area. I've attached a photo of the whirlpool. Good whisky to be had in the area too!
Hi Ben, thanks for the warm welcome! I'm looking forward to learning more, and in the course of time to sharing more. Just so you know, Corryvreckan is a whirlpool off the west coast of Scotland; it is very close to where my clan is based, hence my choice of name :)
Cheers,
Pete
Thank you for the welcome. I am looking forward to learning to play this beautiful instrument.
Thank you, Folks for all your warm welcomes!
I don't know anyone locally (Grafton NSW Australia), who plays. so I'm going a bit by braille! If there's anyone you know who plays and is closer to home, I'd love to know how to contact them, or please put them in contact with me.
I guess my first challenge is knowing what chords to start memorizing. Ultimately I want to play chord/melody style, but I guess simple backing chords might be a logical first step. I'm starting with DAdd tuning, but again want to experiment with tunings as I progress. I have access to 3 dulcimers, 1 small homemade one which has a traditional fretboard (no 6.5 fret), 1 larger professionally made one with a 6.5 fret, and a middle sized custom-made one with both a 1.5 and a 6.5 fret, so I've plenty to explore.
Musically I'm drawn to traditional Celtic music.
Thanks again for making me feel welcome,
Mazza
Thanks for the welcome. Looking forward to learning more about the mountain dulcimers. It soothes my soul.
Hi Ben, thanks for the welcome. Hope all is well with you and yours in these trying times. DoC
Thank you, Ben.
Glad I found this site again.
You are part of a great bunch.
Hi Ben, Thank you for the warm welcome! I do enjoy playing folk music and dulcimer is a bit more low-key than fiddle! Cheers! --dulcididdle
