Forum Activity for @robin-thompson

I like your stories, folks.  <3

Way cool, dulcinina!  I love both Hindman & Berea!

I was saddened to learn of Mr Dorogi's death.  I always found it curious that he, L. Allen Smith, and the founder of Stewart-McDonald had Athens OH connections.  

Mark & I have been enjoying the asparagus this spring from our little backyard patch. :)

It would be my privilege to get to meet Mr Taylor!  

@marg It would be neat to start a thread on 26 August to share our porch (deck, patio, sidewalk, yard. . .)  playing adventures! 

I downloaded the image from the Play Music On The Porch folks on Facebook. 

I hope Brian's passing was as peaceful as possible; he rests now where there is unspeakably beautiful music. 

Thank you, Jan, for letting us know of Brian's death. 

John,

I hope the songs you've held in your heart through the years can ring again, be a balm to your spirit.  

Mark informed me my DPN arrived-- I should get to see it come Sunday.  :)

While Dan Landrum is a great photographer, he's no magician-- you made a handsome subject!  

xxx

Thank you, Salt Springs! 

of the new Dulcimer Player News!  <3

PS- Having tech woes and can't upload the link.  :(

Hot Cross Buns

Hot Cross Buns

One a penny, two a penny,

Hot Cross Buns

Our music teacher would also use the numbers One, Two, Three to the same tune while using a hand to demonstrate ascensending and descending notes. 

It makes sense to include FOTMD so it can be searched.  I don't know whether I'll remember to do it or not.  ;)

The Henry Reed repertoire is treasure! 

Though I never really got the B part of Poplar Pole nailed down, I love the tune. 

http://fotmd.com/robin-thompson/youtube/976/poplar-pole-lap-dulcimer-played-in-noter-drone-style-and-guitar

http://blogs.loc.gov/folklife/2017/01/alan-jabbour-1942-2017/?loclr=fbafc

Way cool.  Thanks for that, Strumelia!

@ken-longfield  My friends are from Philadelphia.  :)

Wow!

I have music friends here in Ohio who first told me about a Mummers parade their hometown (not in Ohio).  Had never heard of Mummers until then.  

Happy anniversary, Sam!

Hope you are able to learn more about the instrument!

The instrument sure has a cool vibe-- I like it! 

I just learned of Appalasia this year.  :)

Blessings and comfort to you, Sharon.  

I am at a loss for words, John. . . And continue to hold you in my heart.  

Very cool article!  

Thank you for the lovely posting, Lexie.  I was saddened to learn of Oliver's death; the world has lost a good fellow!  I pray for comfort for Sharon and all who knew Oliver. 

Thanks, Joe and Lexie!   Cool info. 

It is with a heavy heart I tell you that John Henry's beloved, Mary, has died.  John and his son Paul are both members here.  I offer my deepest sympathy to John & Mary's entire family and pray for each to feel comfort midst their grief.  

I have a Keith Young dulcimer, too.  As Ken L wrote, a KYoung instrument is worth repairing. 

What a beauty!  Enjoy! 

Enjoy that Presnell, Sheryl!  

Will keep my eyes open for a recording on that Stamper, Robin C! 

Wow, Robin a warm, lovely tone!  Nicely done. 

Some wind instruments can sound rather strident but not your flute.  :)

You & Lundy Island make a great team, Robin!  :) 

Your play sounds really good! 

Other than standard guitar tuning, Mark also tunes to "Drop D" sometimes to give something of a droning quality to the guitar part.  Don't know whether you've ever tried it or not but you might like experimenting if you've not yet played in this tuning. 

Cool! 

I wonder who was Karen Missavage? 

Huzzah!  

Congratulations, Mark, on your win at Winfield!  

You've got me afraid to watch, Strumelia!  Haha!  

Wow, that top is beautiful!  

I wish I knew something about thie maker!  Ohio's had lots of dulcimer makers doing really fine work.  :)

Doggone, I missed that!  Way cool.  Thanks for the post, John!  

@john-gribble I've never been on a commercial flight.  So, I take your point.  :)

Thank goodness the Amburgey arrived safely!