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region of the U.S. in the
nineteenth century,
hammered dulcimers were rare. There, the word
dulcimer,
which was
familiar from the King
James Version of the...
- contrab****
dulcimers.
Courting dulcimers: One
unusual variant is the "courting
dulcimer." This
instrument consists of one
large dulcimer body with two...
- a
hammered dulcimer (by Sam Rizzetta)
Hammered dulcimers from
polish collections (Polish folk
musical instruments) East
Anglian Dulcimers(ongoing historic...
- com) has been
producing banjo dulcimers since 1980 -
called "Banjo-Mer"
McSpadden Dulcimers began producing banjo dulcimers in the
early 2000s. Mike Clemmer...
-
electric Appalachian dulcimer, but
electric hammered dulcimers also exist. The
Dulcicaster is a
common example of an
electric dulcimer, made by
Quintin Stephens...
-
dulcimer has some
historical roots; L.
Allen Smith feature several examples in his
historical survey A
Catalogue of Pre-Revival
Appalachian Dulcimers...
- The
resonator dulcimer is an
Appalachian dulcimer which features a
metal resonating cone
inset in the body,
which receives and
acoustically amplifies...
- for the
dulcimer boom in
California and one of the top
dulcimer players in the 1970s and 1980s. He co-founded
CapriTaurus and Folk
Roots Dulcimers with his...
- "yáng"),
which means "acclaimed". It is also
spelled yang ch'in.
Hammered dulcimers of
various types are now very po****r not only in China, but also Eastern...
- the yangqin, the harpsichord, the qanun, the cimbalom, and the
hammered dulcimers. The name 'santur' may come from
Persian sanṭīr, a
borrowing of the Gr****...
