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@pclars • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

"It goes by various names "tambourin a cordes" (drum w cords) is a common one. It is traditional to southern France (Occitania), and the northern regions of..."

@strumelia • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

"@Pclars , that's the instrument i was trying to find info about! What is it is that box instrument's name please, and is it traditional just to France? Do..."

@pclars • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

":Here are a couple of examples"

@john-petry • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

"picture or link to said string drum please....Only thing I'm finding is 3 hole pipe [interesting!] and ordinary looking round drums... Can't seem to find the..."

@robin-thompson • one month ago • comments: 6
Posted a new Comment on A Skift of Snow:

"Hey, @phil-myers, thanks so much for listening and for the kind comment!"

@phil-myers • one month ago • comments: 6
Liked a music item created by @robin-thompson: A Skift of Snow

@phil-myers • one month ago • comments: 6
Posted a new Comment on A Skift of Snow:

"Very nice, Robin! Flows along nice and peacefully."

@homer-ross • one month ago • comments: 6
Liked a music item created by @robin-thompson: A Skift of Snow

@pclars • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

"I am probably the only one with that idea. It comes from the fact I also play the 3-hole pipe, for which a string drum is used in southern France and the..."

@robin-thompson • one month ago • comments: 6
Created a new Audio File:
A Skift of Snow

@homer-ross • one month ago • comments: 26
Posted a new Comment on In the Shaking Mist:

"My bad it does have a shaker vibe. Gourd has an outstanding Celtic series also featuring William Coulter and Barry Phillips. "

@john-petry • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

"I know folks play fiddle sticks....but I haven't seen hitting the strings on the dulcimer with them.... Maybe I'm too sheltered....?"

@rob-williams • one month ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "TK O'Brien Walnut Creek Dulcimers":

"I'm sorry but I didn't notice this short posting/query until today. My wife has a TK O'Brien Walnut Creek dulcimer she bought maybe 8 or 10 years ago. It..."

@strumelia • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

"John, are you asking about using fiddlesticks method on the mtn dulcimer?"

@davisjames • one month ago • comments: 4
Liked a music item created by @jim-dickens: Peter’s song

@dusty • one month ago • comments: 26
Posted a new Comment on In the Shaking Mist:

"Thanks, for listening, @Homer-Ross. As I mention, it is not really a Shaker tune, but something I made up after listening to a 3-CD collection of Shaker tunes."

@homer-ross • one month ago • comments: 26
Posted a new Comment on In the Shaking Mist:

"Outstanding. Really enjoyed listening to this Shaker tune."

@john-petry • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

"Any chance there is a video of the method being used?....Sounds interesting!"

@davidcw • one month ago

@davidcw is now following @dusty

@dusty • one month ago • comments: 26
Posted a new Comment on In the Shaking Mist:

"Thank you so much, @Robin-Thompson. I appreciate your listening to this old tune."

@ken-longfield • one month ago • comments: 17
Posted a new Comment on MD as string percussion:

"There is a tradition of hitting the strings with a thin stick while someone plays noter style. I've never played that way. On the other hand, when our..."

@old-dawg • one month ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Listing A Dulcimer For Sale":

"Thank you!"

@pclars • one month ago • comments: 17
Created a new Group discussion "MD as string percussion":

"I joined FOMD because I saw a page somewhere on this webpage on the Occitan, Iberian tradition of a dulcimer shaped instrument used as a string drum along..."

@strumelia • one month ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Listing A Dulcimer For Sale":

"Done. :)"

@old-dawg • one month ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Listing A Dulcimer For Sale":

"Thanks. I wanted to change the price to $2000 or best offer. "

@strumelia • one month ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Listing A Dulcimer For Sale":

"Hi Old Dawg... what is it you want to edit? I can probably help you out. Or, you can always add a new post to your existing thread, such as "This item no..."

@jill-geary • one month ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Blue Lion model IIRS; Style II,":

"Wow, a great deal for someone. I have a few Blue Lions and the intonation is always perfect. Best of luck selling (and buying)."

@b3e • one month ago • comments: 522
Posted a new Comment on @ken-longfield:

"Thanks Ken :) Having a look around – pleased to be here."

@b3e • one month ago • comments: 357
Posted a new Comment on @richard-streib:

"Thanks for your welcome, Richard, I'm pleased that I found the site. "

@b3e • one month ago • comments: 598
Posted a new Comment on @benjamin-w-barr-jr:

"thanks for your welcome, Ben. Pleased to be here :)"

@benjamin-w-barr-jr • one month ago • comments: 3
Posted a new Comment on @b3e:

"Hi B3E, 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,..."

@old-dawg • one month ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Listing A Dulcimer For Sale":

"How do I edit my my for sale listing?"

@lilley-pad • one month ago • comments: 0
Created a new forum topic "Blue Lion model IIRS; Style II,":

"I have decided to sell my Blue Lion model IIRS; Style II, “R" for East Indian Rosewood back and sides; “S” for Brass Rosette soundhole covers. Come with the..."

@robin-thompson • one month ago • comments: 26
Posted a new Comment on In the Shaking Mist:

"Listening these years later-- sounds so good! "

@richard-streib • one month ago • comments: 3
Posted a new Comment on @b3e:

"Glad you joined B3E. Welcome to Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. Lots of good information here. Best wishes as you continue your mountain dulcimer journey."

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