Joaquin - thank you very much. Of course I don't mind you learning the tune by watching the video. Music is meant to be shared. :) Thanks again for watching and taking the time to comment.

Rick - thanks for your kind words. I appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment. And I am glad that the camera angle seems helpful. I have to be honest - that camera angle is what it is because there is a shelf there that makes it easy for me to place my cellphone there. (The videos are recorded with my cellphone camera.) It's nice that it turned out to be useful to you.

Perhaps "Great Job" isn't exactly the right phrase for someone who has been playing for a long time, but I think my sentiment reflects my appreciation of your posting of the videos with a really clear camera angle--it is really helpful to see the pick/strum action and the fretting.

Great job! I am beginning to really get to like 17th and 18th century music on the MD.

Thanks Dusty! Glad you liked it.

Very pretty. I may try to copy your version of this if I can arrange a free afternoon.

I'll leave it to others to comment on your t-shirt.

Hi Wayne! Thanks for taking the time to comment. Glad you enjoyed. :)

John(s) and Beth - thanks for your comments. Alas, I have no French courtier shirts in which to play. :(

Brian, John Henry makes a great point about the shirt.

Nicely done, it's so good to hear different types of tunes played on the dulcimer. Thanks for sharing that!

Hey John, what do you reckon, a shirt with long lacy sleeves and ruff, a'la French courtier ? Thank you Brian,well played and gently relaxing to go to bed with (2300 hrs here!)

John

Thanks John, :) Yes, that's my crazy cockatiel Astro.

Are those birds in the background? Nice playing!