We Three Kings
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This version of "We Three Kings" is based on a lesson Stephen Seifert posted at the Dulcimer School. I am playing a lacewood Modern Mountain Dulcimer tuned DAd with a capo on the first fret, putting me in the keys of Em and G.For Stephen Seifert: http://stephenseifert.com/ For the Dulcimer School: http://dulcimerschool.com/ For Modern Mountain Dulcimers: http://www.modernmountaindulcimer.com/
Thanks for listening, Reda and Helen. I appreciate your commenting.
Thanks for listening, Kristi. Yes, everything I learn at the Dulcimer School I post there for feedback. In fact, it's because of Stephen's comments on my version of "Ashokan Farewell" that I've been working more on dynamics, playing certain sections softer or louder and varying tempo as well.
Bravo DT. I hope you share this video with Steve, his buttons will bust with pride over your achievement.
Kristi
Why thank you, Benjamin and Brian.
Very nice Dusty!
Very nice.
Thanks, Patty. Since I'm playing solo and not singing, I get to play a little with the rhythm and even the melody a little bit.
That has an interesting twist to it. I like it . Thanks for sharing Dusty
Thanks, John. You encouragement means a lot.
Dusty, I think that you did a great job with this!
Carrie, Cheryl, Marion and Karen, thanks so much for listening. I've been trying to work on varying the dynamics more, something that comes more naturally to me fingerpicking than working with a flatpick. This was a kind of experiment. Thanks for the encouragement!
Great job Dusty. Great minds think alike. I have been working on a version of this as well. Great job!
Dusty...you funny! I have a zillion takes on most occasions...drives me nuts!
Fantastic job! I very much enjoyed this and your MMD sounds great.