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I built my first dulcimer from a kit, from Cripple Creek Dulcimer in Manitou Springs, CO in late 2007 (the one on the far left). I have been playing ever since the build was done in early 2008. Self taught as it were. Love to sit on the porch swing when it's warm enough and strum away.
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Thank you! I’m glad to find this forum. I feel all alone up here in northern NY!
I'm thinking maybe my responses are only showing on my page. Please let me know if you saw my earlier comment or just this one. Anyway I'm in Indiana not Pennsylvania.
Hi Jim, thanks for the welcome. I'm from Weymouth, Dorset UK, bass player who fell in love with the sound of the mountain dulcimer. I've got a John Maxwell 1974 5- string and a contemporary 3 - string (4 with the doubled melody string) by Musickkon, an Irish company.
No doubt I'll be back with a thousand questions.
Best wishes,
Chris Lonergan
Thanks. I am glad to have found the site, as it has a real treasure trove of info. It will be very helpful for me, as a newbie, and as I progress.
Thank you for your sweet welcome, I look forward in learning more and meeting more of the family.
Thank you, Jim! I'm looking forward to learning more about my dulcimer from this group.
Thank you, Jim. Yes, I am in Pittsburgh. :) I will try to make it to WV on the 26th, if I can get off work. Sounds like a fun event!
Thanks!!! (Pattyfromor & Oldmdpicker)
Piano is my primary instrument, but I've played around with guitar, slide guitar, and mandolin. The dulcimer caught my ear a couple years back...just now finding time to spend some time with it. Bought a banjammer from Clemmer and of the "California dulcimers". Trying out some of the Bing Futch stuff and Jessica Comeau and Larry Conger.
...(to Oldmdpicker....I am 66, so I understand starting a new instrument later in life :-)
Jim, thank you for your warm greeting! Looking forward to exploring more about the dulcimer, and learning from yall! LD
