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@tonyg
• 5 days ago
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Posted a response to "Traditional dulcimer makers":
Posted a response to "Traditional dulcimer makers":
"Thanks for the link John......I'll check it out."
@tonyg
• 5 days ago
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Created a new forum topic "Traditional dulcimer makers":
Created a new forum topic "Traditional dulcimer makers":
"Are there any traditional mountain dulcimer makers who still make instruments more reminiscent of old time dulcimores?"
@tonyg
• 2 weeks ago
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Posted a response to "Eaa Tuning":
Posted a response to "Eaa Tuning":
"Wow....that's funny Ken......I do a very similar thing: when I'm in bagpipe tuning, I take an uncut cap, and slide it under both drone strings which gives..."
@tonyg
• 2 weeks ago
• comments: 0
Posted a response to "Eaa Tuning":
Posted a response to "Eaa Tuning":
"I had an afterthought that's kinda related: I'm most often tuned Bbb bagpipes tuning, which allows me to play either ionian or mixolydian without retuning...."
@tonyg
• 2 weeks ago
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Posted a response to "Eaa Tuning":
Posted a response to "Eaa Tuning":
"I don't have occasion to play with others, so the actual key I'm in in unimportant. Usually I'm tuned Ebb, so I just drop the first and middle strings to a...."
@tonyg
• 2 weeks ago
• comments: 0
Created a new forum topic "Eaa Tuning":
Created a new forum topic "Eaa Tuning":
"I don't find much about Eaa mixolydian tuning and was wondering why since it lends itself to traditional no chords style playing?"
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Just wondering........
I have a question, the answer to which would probably just be...
@tonyg last year - Comments: 4
Noter vs. fingerdancing
Is there an an advantage using a noter rather than your fingers?
@tonyg 3 years ago - Comments: 21
6 1/2 fret a hindrance?
When playing noter drone style in Daa or Ddd, do you find a 6 1/2 fret a...
@tonyg 3 years ago - Comments: 11
Dulcimers in novels
Anyone know of any fiction that features references to mountain dulcimers?
@tonyg 3 years ago - Comments: 16
Hi Tony, 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.
Ben
Hey Tonyg, welcome aboard. Glad ya found us.
Welcome to FOTMD Tonyg. It is good to have you aboard. I look forward to your participation in these discussions.
Ken
"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."
Welcome Tonyg to Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. It's great to have you on board. This is a great place to learn all about the Mountain Dulcimer. Join in the discussions, ask questions and make lots of dulcimer friends.