Thank you! The right hand is where the music comes alive.
Thanks for the video John. Strumming is the tough part!
Thank you, Angela! I hope that it was helpful for you!
Thanks Karen! I really hope that it will be helpful to you!
That's neat, Marg...thank you for that.
Had to send you this, I notice your Tabasco on the wall:
http://www.tabasco.com/mcilhenny-company/press-releases/historic-tabasco-opera/
Thanks Frances! I am glad that you found it to be of help to you!
Stephanie, it's not an official "lesson" by any means, but here's a video that Karen and I did of it when we first finished writing and learning it: http://mountaindulcimer.ning.com/video/bigfoot-got-a-whoopin
Marg, the "boom chicka boom" would correspond to the "out out in out" that you listed.
Thanks John, that helps some but I still have problems understanding what the sayings are, is it
out out in out out out in out
than
out out in out in out out out in out in out
Could you list it this way, please? I am having trouble following it, besides my handnot knowing how to strum, my ears don't understand either.
Thanks Stephanie and Helen! I am thankful that this little piece has been helpful!
Not a problem, Fran. Thanks for takin' a look!
Thanks Paul! I'm very glad that you found it useful!
Thanks Ellen! I'm tickled that you found it helpful!
This helps a great deal! Thanks for posting.
I dunno about all of that, but you won't catch me wearin' a #9 Cowboys jersey for awhile lol.
Who knew that Roger Staubach was such a fine music teacher!? Navy veteran, Super Bowl MVP, HOF inductee,and dulcimer master!
Thanks Jean! I hope that it was helpful to you. Part 2 and part 3 are here on the site. Thanks for takin' a look!
Thanks Joseph! I hope that proves to be helpful!
Very Good John, I will use this in my beginner class at the Jean Lafitte National Park in Lafayette. Thanks for your great instructions.
Thank you! The right hand is where the music comes alive.
Thanks for the video John. Strumming is the tough part!
Thank you, Angela! I hope that it was helpful for you!
Thanks Karen! I really hope that it will be helpful to you!
That's neat, Marg...thank you for that.
Had to send you this, I notice your Tabasco on the wall:
http://www.tabasco.com/mcilhenny-company/press-releases/historic-tabasco-opera/
Thanks Frances! I am glad that you found it to be of help to you!
Stephanie, it's not an official "lesson" by any means, but here's a video that Karen and I did of it when we first finished writing and learning it: http://mountaindulcimer.ning.com/video/bigfoot-got-a-whoopin
Marg, the "boom chicka boom" would correspond to the "out out in out" that you listed.
Thanks John, that helps some but I still have problems understanding what the sayings are, is it
out out in out out out in out
than
out out in out in out out out in out in out
Could you list it this way, please? I am having trouble following it, besides my handnot knowing how to strum, my ears don't understand either.
Thanks Stephanie and Helen! I am thankful that this little piece has been helpful!
Not a problem, Fran. Thanks for takin' a look!
Thanks Paul! I'm very glad that you found it useful!
Thanks Ellen! I'm tickled that you found it helpful!
This helps a great deal! Thanks for posting.
I dunno about all of that, but you won't catch me wearin' a #9 Cowboys jersey for awhile lol.
Who knew that Roger Staubach was such a fine music teacher!? Navy veteran, Super Bowl MVP, HOF inductee,and dulcimer master!
Thanks Jean! I hope that it was helpful to you. Part 2 and part 3 are here on the site. Thanks for takin' a look!
Thanks Joseph! I hope that proves to be helpful!
Very Good John, I will use this in my beginner class at the Jean Lafitte National Park in Lafayette. Thanks for your great instructions.