Gail, thank you!  

I know you've got a treasure in that Don Neuhauser-built Galax!  I tried noting two strings with a dulcimer strung with equidistant strings and it wasn't easy.  I probably gave up on the set-up too quickly due to my own impatience.  

Have fun working with Baby-O!  

Robin, I have been listening to this again and you do such a nice job on it.  I am trying to learn this one on my Galax dulcimer - Don Neuhauser built it for me and I just received it in September.  I've never really been a noter player and trying to learn noting 2 equidistant strings is really a challenge!

Many thanks, Val!  Someday, I might actually get around to learning a few of the Irish tunes you play so beautifully. 

That is beautiful playing Robin.

Thank you, Jennifer!  This tune can be played, given so many different sounds and this is just one of 'em.  It's fun to experiment. 

Just listened to this again.  It's so sweet.

It's great to have you back, Cheryl!  And thank you kindly for the comment! 

Love this tune and you played it great!  I am so drawn to old timey tunes and I love your style of playing.  Glad to be back to hear/see you play some more!!

I appreciate your kind comment, Steve!  Happy strumming! 

Nice Robin. Its good to have you post a vid again

Helen and Jeffrey, thanks a bunch!  It is fun using a noter and sliding on a string. :)

your dulcimer playing is a sweet sound to my ears i also play noter drone style but am noit as accomplished at it but sure have fun trying!!!

Robin C, thanks a million!  Maybe someday I'll work on my tempo. . . ;)

Oh that's so sweet

Thanks, Bob!  

Happy strummin'! 

Great Stuff.  Thanks Robin.

Thank you, friends! 

Robin, a false nut comes in handy sometimes.  

That sounded great, Robin, and I love the tune.

Nice playing, Robin.  More people should turn boxes into dulcimers.

Lexie, you might end up getting some kind of box dulcimer someday-- or, at least, fight the temptation to get one. :)

Thanks for your nice comment!