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David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: JUNE


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-june/
@David Bennett started 4 years ago - replies: 13
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: May


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-may/
@David Bennett started 4 years ago - replies: 10
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: April


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-april/
@David Bennett started 3 years ago - replies: 9
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: March


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-march/
@David Bennett started 3 years ago - replies: 6
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: February


Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: February https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-february/
@David Bennett started 3 years ago - replies: 6
Homer Ross

Prichard Dulcimer


Wondering if all of Prichard dulcimers were painted.  
@Homer Ross started 5 months ago - replies: 3
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: January


Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: January https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-january/
@David Bennett started 3 years ago - replies: 5
Robin Thompson

dulcimers at National Museum of American History


It's pretty neat the instruments can be zoomed in on for a good look, too....
@Robin Thompson started 2 years ago - replies: 3
Banjimer

1764 Moravian Zitters or Not?


For those of you that may not be following the history discussions on ED, Razyn and I have been discussing some newly published research by Lanie...
@Banjimer started 14 years ago - replies: 16
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: DECEMBER


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-december/
@David Bennett started 5 years ago - replies: 11
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: November


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-november/
@David Bennett started 3 years ago - replies: 15
Collier Frederick

Cecil Sharp's description of the dulcimer


I was recently looking through Cecil Sharp's works: "English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians" and stumbled upon several excerpts...
@Collier Frederick started 3 years ago - replies: 7
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: October


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-october/
@David Bennett started 3 years ago - replies: 2
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: September


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-september/
@David Bennett started 4 years ago - replies: 6
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: August


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-august/
@David Bennett started 4 years ago - replies: 8
David Bennett

Today In Mountain Dulcimer History: JULY


https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/today-in-mountain-dulcimer-history/timdh-july/
@David Bennett started 4 years ago - replies: 7
Robin Thompson

the Hammons family 1972 film


The whole film is wonderful.  Specific to mountain dulcimers, there is a segment in which Lee Hammons is working on building a dulcimer.  
@Robin Thompson started last year - replies: 9
David Bennett

December 18 1955 Ritchie Family Reunion was broadcast live


December 18, 1955 Ritchie Family Reunion was broadcast live from Viper, Kentucky by NBC to a national audience. The episode was filmed for the...
@David Bennett started 2 years ago - replies: 4
Banjimer

Beech Mountain Dulcimers Millard and Smith Oliver?


What do we know about Millard Oliver and his brother, Smith Oliver?   In their research, both Ralph Lee Smith and Lucy Long address the mystery of...
@Banjimer started 5 years ago - replies: 8
David Bennett

Early 1900s Dulcimer Player from Oneida, Kentucky


Jeremiah Burns aka Jerry Mier Burns aka Jerry M. Burns (1872-1938)  https://heritagedulcimers.wordpress.com/the-burns-of-oneida-kentucky/
@David Bennett started 2 years ago - replies: 0
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