Great sounds and thanks DeeDee. My first introduction to the hammered dulcimer was in Mountain Home, Arkansas 1991. The musician was a woman named Lucy Reilly. After all these years I can still hear the music in my mind
I love your rendition of this. The dampening on the bass bridge was a wonderful addition. I could listen all day. My grandchildren are enjoying this too.
Always has been one of my favorite instruments. I had the pleasure of hearing on on the regular for years during show season. I could never just walk by, always had to stop, even if just for a few moments.
The first time I heard a hammer-dulcimer, I was mesmerized: it sounded like something played in heaven. Thank dog for RU-vid so others can experience the magnificence of the H-D.
I used to go to Tennessee every fall with my husband, but now he's gone. And was in a bad car wreck-not my doing!-so now, I' m crippled. So, it's so great to hear the dulcimer again! I started to learn it in college, but concentrated on piano instead. Thank you so much for your talent! 🌷
That was beautiful ! Used to play that on banjo but couldnt get it down on the hammered dulcimer . Still have my hammered dulcimer, havent played it for years . A dang shame really, but i never could master it.
