Group Discussions
A couple love songs?
I’m glad I saw this group mentioned in another post. I’m about to learn Wreck of the Ole 97 and I don’t find any noter drone tab for it. I plan to...
@traildad started 5 years ago - replies: 7
ZOOM: online group playing via online video
Please share helpful links on how to use Zoom, Google Meet, Group FaceTime, etc. Ask your questions here about using online group video meetings...
@Strumelia started 5 years ago - replies: 1
What key am I playing in?
I learning Old Joe Clark noter drone style. My dad asked me what key I am playing it in. I’m tuned in DAd but I don’t know if that means I’m...
@traildad started 5 years ago - replies: 7
Making wood tuning pegs
For those of us who make wood tuning pegs, what finish do you put on your pegs. I have been using shellac, but wonder if there is something better...
@Ken Longfield started 5 years ago - replies: 3
Sawn-Frame Dulcemore
Somewhere here awhile back, we had a discussion about making dulcimers and other instruments with carved or sawn frames rather than...
@Ken Hulme started 5 years ago - replies: 9
How I learned to build dulcimers
I thought y'all might find this silly. This is the page from a 'reader's digest' homesteading book which I learned to build dulcimers from...
@Nate started 5 years ago - replies: 9
Dulcimer: On Broadway
I started playing On Broadway a couple of months ago. This is one of those cases where if you play a song a hundred times, interesting variations...
@Sam Edelston started 5 years ago - replies: 5
Using TEFpad app to help learn new songs
I wasn’t sure if I should post this here or in the technology group. I want it to be seen by beginners that might not see the other groups right...
@traildad started 5 years ago - replies: 3
Does anyone use tabledit/TEFpad
I searched for posts on tabledit and all that I looked at had no responses. I downloaded the app TEFpad onto my iPad because it works for dulcimer...
@traildad started 5 years ago - replies: 7
Swedish origins of the dulcimer?
Found an interesting article arguing for the Swedish origins of the dulcimer. Nils R. Caspersson, "Diatonisk and the Dulcimer." Voices: The...
@Dusty Turtle started 5 years ago - replies: 7