My husband Wayne Jiang and I met playing the dulcimer. A couple years after we got married, we produced the documentary film Hearts of the Dulcimer, ( http://dulcimuse.com ). In 2015, we started the podcast Hearts of the Dulcimer, which explores the mountain dulcimer's past, present, and future. You can hear the podcast on any podcast app ... just search for Hearts of the Dulcimer . You can also listen on our website: http://dulcimuse.com/podcast . Every episode we create has a resource page with song lists, photos, and videos. We love living the dulcimer life!
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Hearts of the Dulcimer Podcast in 2023
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Hearts of the Dulcimer podcast in 2022
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Final Hearts of the Dulcimer Podcast Episode
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Hearts of the Dulcimer Podcast in its 2nd...
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A new podcast about the mountain dulcimer
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Richard Fariña -- 50th anniversary
Posted: Friday April 29 2016, 9:19 PM
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Thanks for friending me here on FOTMD, Patricia, KG40 was fun but if it had been a week long maybe we all would have had time to visit more!
Many thanks, I look forward to it.
John
probably not attending, I am quite a long way from Scotland! Might be interested in buying a copy though. Depending who else is attending we could possibly sort out someone to pick them up and either post them out in the UK or take them to another meet up to pass on.
Will you be bringing some copies of the DVD for sale in the UK?
Whoops! Patricia, have only just found this friend request, sorry ! If it is still 'current', I'd be delighted !!!
JphnH
Now thatyou are 'one of us' do I get priority treatment regarding a forthcoming DVD release, lol ?
Hello Patricia ! A welcome to you from the UK/Euopean group within FOTMD . Glad to have you with us !
JohnH
Don't worry, at this site, we all have Dulcimer disease. Thank the Lord, there is not a cure. LOL
Hi Patricia, and welcome to the FOTMD forum! It's great to have another place to meet up with you in dulcimer world. I love your pictures!
Howdy and welcome to FOTMD!
Hey Patricia and welcome to the site. I'm glad you have the Dulcimer disease too. From looking at your pictures, I can see you are quiet a fan. I hope you enjoy the fellowship and friends on the site.
Hi Patricia Welcome to FOMTD
Hi Patricia, and welcome to the wonderful world of the Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. It's a good place to spend some time, exchange ideas about he dulcimer (quite collection you've got there) and to meet some good people.
Ben
Hi Patricia, Go to my page here, and there are 3 pics of the old capri. If you would like more I can see what I can do. You can hear it on the videos of "On a Monday" and "Rock Salt and Nails" I have posted. Links are in the "Rocking in the Free World" group or Youtube as CherokeeCowboy.
Rob
Hey Patricia, welcome aboard. Glad ya found us.
Welcome! Glad you are here with us. Hopefully you can add to the historical notes of this great instrument. (I have a Capritaurus with pegs pics on here.)
Rob