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Being able to play smooth, lyrical airs and songs is the mark of a well-developed dulcimer player. When we play strummed tunes, the strumming can cover up a multitude of “sins.” An arrangement where we play only what is written, with no fill-ins, is challenging; any gaps in the sound will cause phrases to break apart. Learn to listen for and troubleshoot the causes of these gaps as we learn beautiful Celtic music.
Being able to play smooth, lyrical airs and songs is the mark of a well-developed dulcimer player. When we play strummed tunes, the strumming can cover up a multitude of “sins.” An arrangement where we play only what is written, with no fill-ins, is challenging; any gaps in the sound will cause phrases to break apart. Learn to listen for and troubleshoot the causes of these gaps as we learn beautiful Celtic music.