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These Irish-Gaelic titled melodies come from a long tradition of unaccompanied singers. You don’t march through them. You shape each phrase with rubato, stretching and compressing time, adding hesitation, and moving between soft and strong dynamics to tug at your listener’s heart. Whether you prefer a pick or fingerpicking, I’ll show you ways to bring out their lush, beautiful sound on the mountain dulcimer. Demo videos, easy registration links, and waiting lists at http://stephenseifert.com/qdf19.
These Irish-Gaelic titled melodies come from a long tradition of unaccompanied singers. You don’t march through them. You shape each phrase with rubato, stretching and compressing time, adding hesitation, and moving between soft and strong dynamics to tug at your listener’s heart. Whether you prefer a pick or fingerpicking, I’ll show you ways to bring out their lush, beautiful sound on the mountain dulcimer. Demo videos, easy registration links, and waiting lists at http://stephenseifert.com/qdf19.