Dean Kimball has written: 'Constructing the mountain dulcimer' -- subject(s): Appalachian dulcimer, Construction, Dulcimer, Musical instruments
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Neal Hellman has written: 'Dulcimer chord book' -- subject(s): Appalachian dulcimer, Chord diagrams, Instruction and study 'Mel Bay Celtic Songs and Slow Airs for the Mountain Dulcimer' 'Dulcimer Songbook'
Rosamond Campbell has written: 'The mountain dulcimer book index #2' -- subject(s): Appalachian dulcimer music, Indexes
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A dulcimer is a fretted string instrument belonging to the zither family. It typically has 3 or 4 strings. It comes from the Appalachian region of the US. The body of the instrument extends the length of the fingerboard.
a dulcimer is an Appalachian instrument that you play on your lap it is like a guitar but you simply lay it across your lap, push down the first string (melody string) on a fret and strum all three strings.
Almost any kind of music can be played on a dulcimer. I have heard folk, traditional, gospel, to Metalica on a Hammered Dulcimer. I have heard mostly folk, traditional, & gospel on a mountain dulcimer.
One can find tutorials on playing a Mountain Dulcimer in many different web pages. Some of them are Youtube, Gila Mountain Dulcimer and Dulcimer Crossing.
A banjo dulcimer is another name for a dulcijo, a three-stringed clawhammer banjo tuned like a dulcimer, with a shortened third string and a drum resonator.
Cyndi Plays Mountain Dulcimer, Slide Mountain Dulcimer, Bowed Mountain Dulcimer, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Bass Recorder, Dulcitar, Zither & Onmichord.
Drum and dobra are musical instruments. The dulcimer is another musical instrument.