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The scale is a box shape on the hammered dulcimer (with the places you strike as its sides), and three-note chords are often triangles; add the octave and get a zigzag; lower the octave note and get a sweet box chord of four notes! The patterns can be easy to see and easy to use by themselves or while singing or with others. We'll discuss and try a variety of uses for these essential shapes. Pictorial handouts included.
The scale is a box shape on the hammered dulcimer (with the places you strike as its sides), and three-note chords are often triangles; add the octave and get a zigzag; lower the octave note and get a sweet box chord of four notes! The patterns can be easy to see and easy to use by themselves or while singing or with others. We'll discuss and try a variety of uses for these essential shapes. Pictorial handouts included.