German style scheitholt. Curly Maple sound-board, walnut body, 8-string. Built and played by Jack Ferguson, Appalachian Flutes & Dulcimers, www.appflutes.com.
Thanks Jack for posting this video and inspiring me to check into the history of this little tune............when I did I was amazed that it has been used as a hymn tune as well in mass choral settings! For anyone interested, here is a link to a neat site with some great video and tune variations.
Thanks Jack for posting this video and inspiring me to check into the history of this little tune............when I did I was amazed that it has been used as a hymn tune as well in mass choral settings! For anyone interested, here is a link to a neat site with some great video and tune variations.
http://www.mamalisa.com/blog/the-history-of-the-tune-go-tell-aunt-rhody-around-the-world/
Thanks again Jack...........
Thanks Lexie.
Thanks for your nice comments.
Jack, that's awesome. Beautiful instrument and sound.
I wasn't aware of the bit of history on the tune you included at the end- cool!
Thanks for posting this, a delightful video and a help to anyone thinking about getting a scheitholt type box zither/dulcimer.
Very beautiful work Jack, nice to see you and I love this song.
Jack
Being a fan of Aunt Rhody, I love how you played it, and the sounds of the beautiful instrument.
Thank you for sharing.