Monica

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Location: Montreal, Quebec
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Monica

Rockwell Baritone strings


In the near future I will be having a Rockwell baritone built. Curious...
@Monica 7 years ago - Comments: 3

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ManxLullaby

ManxLullaby


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Visur Vatnsenda Rosu

Visur Vatnsenda Rosu


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My Carnal life I will lay down

My Carnal life I will lay down


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Citi na gcumann

Citi na gcumann


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Arrane y Chlean, Manx Lullaby

Arrane y Chlean, Manx Lullaby


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ButtercupVictoria
08/22/18 08:55:39AM @buttercupvictoria:

Hi Monica.  Just listened to one of your videos.  Very nice.  So, I see you are in Montreal?  That makes things much easier, if you are still looking to sell your rosewood dulcimer.  I've found nothing yet.  I could drive up there from Maine, it's 6 hours and we've been meaning to visit Montreal for some time.  Maybe you're having second thoughts however.  Let me know when you can.  cheers, Victoria


Estes George
08/18/15 09:30:03AM @george-desjardins:

Hi Monica,

 The Dulcimer is on the right is a "June Apple", built by Carl Gotzmer, It is referred to as a hybrid "Cellomer",

and yes quite different. It is 43 1/2 inches long, 8 inches wide and 2 1/4 deep. It produces quite a deep and rich tone compared to standard dulcimer.

 I am actually having a custom 6 string built by Carl right now, due for delivery at end of this week. Again quite different as it's dimensions are the same as the Cellomer, much bigger voice.

 The left one is actually a "possum board" I built for the Cellomer, then added some wood burned celtic patterns to it.

 I build my own possum boards for all my dulcimers.

 I have attached a photo of the 6 string.

 

Would love to hear it, do you have any recording. I don't see any photo attachment

 


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Monica
07/29/15 02:26:41PM @monica:

I am curious about the resonance of  Blue Lion Style 1w Dulcimer. compared to Mcspadden. Can someone tell me about it..thanks


Tricia
04/02/15 01:12:15PM @tricia:

Hi Monica, don't worry about being new to it! Sounds like you are making great progress.I haven't played in quite some time - my dulcimer is sorely in need of new strings! - and while I have played dulcimer for a number of years, I am not very advanced at it, though would love to learn a lot more. Great you are doing celtic and interested in classical. I love both. Thanks for the welcome ! I am very excited to get settled. :)


Tricia
04/01/15 01:12:27PM @tricia:

Hi Monica, thanks for your message ! I am just in the process of relocating from Vancouver. It is a very long time since I lived in Montral and then not for very long, so it is going to be a brand new adventure. This month I am finishing things up in Vancouver, but in May and onwards I would love to connect about music events or dulcimer get togethers !


Dan Goad
03/15/15 05:04:38PM @dan-goad:

I get them in various sizes. I like to experiment. LOL


Susie
02/03/15 07:53:32AM @susie:

Hello Monica. Glad to have you here and on my friends list. Sounds like you are very excited about the dulcimer, which is the #1 ingredient to being a wonderful player.


Cindy Stammich
01/20/15 11:09:08PM @cindy-stammich:

Hi Monica! Well, you got our dulcimer today??? How exciting is that!

Is it a Merlin? Please post a picture if you have a chance.

It will be a great adventure....there are so many great people here to help along the way!

Good luck and I look forward to hearing about your adventure and your progress!Smile.gif


Cindy Stammich
01/19/15 10:17:26PM @cindy-stammich:

Hi Monica,

Thank you for the friend request! I am happy to be your friend!

I am also excited for you as you begin this new adventure in the dulcimer world. I have been playing for a number of years now, and it still excites me when I figure out something new. I can have a really bad day, and a few minutes with a dulcimer makes everything better. I look forward to hearing about your progress and hope you find as much joy in the dulcimer as I do!Smile.gif

Your friend, Cindy


Ken Longfield
01/18/15 06:15:07PM @ken-longfield:

Welcome to FOTMD Monica. It's good to have you aboard.

Ken

"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."


John Keane
01/18/15 04:32:06AM @john-keane:

Howdy and welcome to FOTMD!


Rob N Lackey
01/17/15 07:30:25PM @rob-n-lackey:

Welcome, Monica, to this little corner of dulcimer heaven. I certainly understand how it would "pull at your heartstrings." It can bring a laugh or a tear. Hope you enjoy it here.

Rob


Karen Keane
01/17/15 06:49:03PM @karen-keane:
Hello and welcome to the site. This is a great place to share ideas and listen to music. I hope you enjoy!
Ben Barr Jr
01/17/15 12:11:05PM @benjamin-w-barr-jr:

Hi Monica, and welcome to the wonderful world of the Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. It's a good place to come, spend some time, learn about the dulcimer, and to meet some good people.

BenSmile.gif


Cynthia Wigington
01/17/15 12:08:37PM @cynthia-wigington:

Welcome Monica, I have jut begun at 62, you have fun now.