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@jim-yates
• 3 weeks ago
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Posted a response to "limberjack":
Posted a response to "limberjack":
"I was admiring my friend Glen's limberjack at a festival and a few months later, he showed up with one he'd made for me."
@jim-yates
• 2 months ago
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Posted a response to "A Question about dulcimer popularity...":
Posted a response to "A Question about dulcimer popularity...":
"Since I learned from Jean's column and before the 6+ fret became standard, I use DAA tuning most of the time. I find chording easier (probably because I'm..."
@jim-yates
• 2 months ago
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Posted a response to "A Question about dulcimer popularity...":
Posted a response to "A Question about dulcimer popularity...":
"I first became interested in the mountain dulcimer after reading a Teach-In by Jean Ritchie in Sing Out! magazine in the early sixties. Soon after that I..."
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Posted: Saturday December 12 2015, 4:51 PM
By: @Wout Blommers
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Hi Jim;
Love Cass, especially in the fall. A yard sale dulcimer is what started me with them. I saw one and knew a friend was looking for one. I arranged a buy with my neighbor that was having the yard sale. I told my friend that if she didn't take it, I would just to hang on the wall. Never dreamed of learning to play one (yep, I'm one of those). She bought the dulcimer. I couldn't find another ... so I made one. I've made a few since (very basic). I did find one other dulcimer at a yardsale. It was an exquisite Mastertone. Couldn't afford it. But I'm still looking. Congrats on your great find!
Sam
Welcome! Nice to see more of us coming out of the woodwork, so to speak. 8)
Hi Jim, welcome to FOTMD! :)
welcome Jim.. glad ya joined the family...