Hi Christine!  That was absolutely stellar!  I am so glad to see you still enjoying your dulcimers. It's been a long time since I encouraged the shy gal out into the park to play for the squirrels!  Have not been on FOMD for quite a while.  Life whisked me off and away, but still have all my dulcimers.  Seems like I am always starting to play again!  Lovely playing and a great, fun tune with 2 of you!  Jan

Thanks so much, GLS and Elvensong!  

Perfect match! GLS Georgia

Sounds so great!  I am so happy to see that this is tuned A-d-a.  I have a brand new baritone tuned that way.  Good job Christine!

Lovely harmonies! I love your playful style! 

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Benjamin - thank you for watching!  

Okay, enjoyed it!  It looks like a twin was playing the alternate part.

Hi Marg and Janene!  I hope you are well.  I really appreciate you watching and your very nice comments.  Thank you!  I wish we were closer so I could play with you instead of my twin.  She can be very opinionated and difficult to work with at times.  But I believe that she thinks the same of me, so...      

Aww...that is very kind!  Thanks so much, Caleb-Dan!!!    

the two of you were great, fun time playing. Thanks for sharing

LOVE THIS!! An accomplished partnership :-)

OMG! That was so awesome! You amaze me Christine.

 Thank you Nctoni - I sure do appreciate that!  

That was really enjoyable!

I sure do appreciate that Rick and Brenda!  I had originally played it faster but upon review it seemed to me that much of the nuance was lost, so I did it again at a slower tempo.  That one resonated with me much better.  (But not enough to make me want to scrub any laundry.     Lol!)    

Lovely duet. I agree with Rick about the speed, rather than breaknecking it, you have embellished and enriched the tune such that it doesn't even seem slowed down. I can picture a washerwoman making her workload lighter by scrubbing away at her washboard your version. 

 Thanks so much, Marc!  That was very kind (& very cute!) of you.  

Thanks Ronda!  The stand is by Gary Sager of Prussia Valley.

Thanks so much Dusty!!!  I appreciate that you focused on the baritone.  While I enjoyed doing both parts, the baritone side of it was the most fun!  

Thank you Jan and Salt-Springs!  This one was fun for me to do.  It makes me very happy that it was for you too.