Gail Webber

Congratulations on your win at Mt. Airy, Gail! 

Hi Gail,

can you tell me what brand of pick up you have. I am looking for one for my FolkRoots and you yours sounds really good on YouTube. I would like to get one.

Thanks

Hi Gail, please see my private message.  Thanks!  

Hi Gail,

thank You very much for Your comment

Karel

G'day Gail.. i always pop a reply up on the video clip page but just realised folk might not know its there. Thanks so much for watchin my clips and your kind comments,

Hello Gail, regarding your question about my baritone dulcimer. It was made by a local builder here in Northern Alberta, his name is Reg Davy and he lives in a little town called Fairview, Alberta.  To my knowledge he has built about 20 dulcimers over the last 30 years, all different from each other except that they are all six string. He says he builds as the spirit moves him. He does fine work. The one I have, he sort of built to my specifications (you know how artists are). When he was finished building it, he didn't want to part with it, I had to really put my powers of persuasion into gear.

Very pretty dulcimer Gail. Can't wait to hear it. 

Hi Gail,
thank you very much vor your comment.
Karel

I've tried to attach the pdf of the tab here.  it never seemed to work on the discussion.

Let's see if it does here.

Those are called Hour drops I have 2 that shape. They are very pretty. His dulcimers are very easy to play they have a great low action so they don't hurt your fingers. There is one of those on craigs list also right now I think it had hummingbird sound holes on it. cost 325.00 most sell for 500.00 new in his shop.

If you do come up Gail he has a wonderful shop I go down about once a month. He is a very nice fella. He has some beautiful dulcimers. I love the walnut myself it has a beautiful mellow sound. I have 4 of his 2 cherry 1 walnut and a butternut. I love the walnut best.

http://madison.craigslist.org/msg/4266970105.html

http://madison.craigslist.org/msg/4331069503.html

Gail here is a warren may listed 2 days ago on craigs list

Hello and welcome to the site.

Welcome, Gail, to this little corner of dulcimer heaven. Hope you enjoy it here.

Rob

Hi Gail, and welcome to the world of the Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. It's a good place to come, spend some time, learn about the dulcimer, and to meet some good people.

Ben

Hey Gail, welcome aboard. Glad ya found us.

Howdy and welcome to the FOTMD family!