An original tune by me. It was inspired by listening to the whippoorwills calling after sundown in Muncy Creek, Kentucky where I grew up. I have no intention of copyrighting it and release it to the Public Domain.
To all who commented on this tune--thank you . When I receive a comment on my iPad I am told to click on the comment back link underneath the comment but I never see one. So, I am commenting back here. To johnr, yes you need a fully chromatic Dulcimer. I am a big proponent of going full chromatic (why stop at just adding a 6 1/2 or 1 1/2 fret?). You can play anything which can be played on a diatonic Dulcimer and a whole lot more. For example: Dust in the Wind by Kansas--including the violin solo!
[quote="Ariane"]
Sounds wonderful!
Thank you 😊
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Sounds wonderful!
To all who commented on this tune--thank you . When I receive a comment on my iPad I am told to click on the comment back link underneath the comment but I never see one. So, I am commenting back here. To johnr, yes you need a fully chromatic Dulcimer. I am a big proponent of going full chromatic (why stop at just adding a 6 1/2 or 1 1/2 fret?). You can play anything which can be played on a diatonic Dulcimer and a whole lot more. For example: Dust in the Wind by Kansas--including the violin solo!
I enjoyed that a lot.  Does the tune require a fully chromatic dulcimer?
Yay for originals! Very relaxing tune Kevin. Thanks for sharing!Â
Nice tune, Kevin!Â
Kevin, your play is pretty and your tune is soothing. Â Nicely done!Â