Collector’s Corner: Will Singleton’s Courting Dulcimer
By Carilyn Vice | Description of dulcimer maker adds depth to double-ended dulcimer.
TablEdit Tips: Note Stem Direction
By Melanie Johnston | Change a TablEdit default to make your arrangements look cleaner.
Maine: It’s a Small World!
By Keith Prairie | I have frequently busked in Portland, Maine, and one of my favorite spots is where cruise ships come into port. One day while busking near a cruise ship, a fellow came up, introduced himself and said he was from Winfield, Kansas...
Heard of a hackbrett?
Compiled by Fiona Potts | Names for the hammered dulcimer (and its relatives) around the world.
Wales: The wonder of Wales – a Celtic journey
By Fiona Potts | Friends, family, and members of the Heartland Harp Ensemble explored the "land of song."
Europe: Tale of two dulcimers
By Erin Mae | I have always been a bit of a wanderer, and this time the travel bug bit HARD. This summer my husband and I traveled for 4 months, in 7 countries, and across 18 thousand miles. …with 2 mountain dulcimers...
Virtual: Now streaming – ‘Artist Spotlight’ series
By Fiona Potts | Mandy Tyner highlights other teachers on her YouTube channel BanjoLemonade
California: ‘Simplicity is better’
By Fiona Potts | In August 2023 Kevin Roth and I talked about his latest projects: the book and accompanying album "Between the Notes" and his latest album "Dulcimer Dreamland."
Wales: The Evolution of ‘Deck the Halls’
By Fiona Potts | Arrangements illustrate the progression from traditional melody to holiday classic.
France: Honoring the donkey
By Fiona Potts | From “Orientis Partibus” to “The Friendly Beasts,” Christmas songs with donkeys are part of a time-honored tradition...