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Posted: Tuesday May 17 2016, 9:15 AM
By: @Colleen Hailey
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Thanks Sally: Had to retake about 100 times lol I love this instrument. Not to hard to learn.
Hello Sally,
my book "The Story of the Hummel" was printed as the catalogue of the exhibition "Die Hummel" in the Museum Cloppenburg / Germany. More than 50 historical instruments were shown. Look at:
https://picasaweb.google.com/113317314064737482954/StoryOfTheHummel#5622973221697047202
181 pages, colour photos, history of the instrument from medieval times to 20th century, 44 instruments in the appendix with all measurements. hardcover.
The price is 22,- + 7,- shipping (around 42 $ ) Shipping time could be 3 weeks because of proof at airports. 2 books had a shipping time of 6 weeks !!! (with a steamship?) Best is to pay with Paypal in (EURO) to my e-mail adress
best regards
Wilfried
Hi Sally, No i have had no plans to go to Kentucky music week.... sorry!It would be nice, but too much other stuff going on here and I don't travel very often.
Thanks a bunch!
Happy Christmas Sally, you were the first contact I made on FOTMD.JohnH
Hello! We can ship you some Orlando crazies if you want. Anything to help. : )
Hi Sally,They are two bourees from France ~ where they are played on hurdy-gurdies and bagpipes. I play them on my Ken Bloom 5 string chromatic dulcimer.I'll be posting more tunes shortly.ThanksNick
Hello - yes we are friends now! SO you can call me Jane!
Hi Sally,Thanks for the welcome. I've added some tunes and photos to my page enjoy!Nick
Sure Sally, I'll be yer friend!
Sally, good to hear from you, its my great,grandson,9 years old last saturday, a keen sportsman,an attentive scholar, at at the moment a would be dulcimer player (both types are around the house, he plays on whichever takes his fancy). Thank you for the welcomeJohn
Hello Sally - You are quite right. Although I've been to quite a lot of places in Scotland, I've never been to Dornoch! Best wishes, John.
Thanks Sally. I guess I play what I like to play, sometimes traditional, sometimes not. As long as it's fun then all is well!
Hi Sally,i appreciate your choice of words about my "courage with the dlcimer." I'm not exactly sure what that means but it makes me feel good! Hope to see you at Cullowee next year!