NMC Learning at Home: Hammered Dulcimer-Evolution of the Piano (Part 1)

Over several videos, Evan the Educator will take viewers through the evolution of the piano, outlining the parents and grandparents of the piano that we know today. This week, he'll explore the Hammered Dulcimer. Learn about its history, design, and how to control its vibration and change its timbre.
Below are some videos to help you in your exploration:
- Watch musician Farhad Khosravi playing the santur at bit.ly/3hxRAMy
- See a performance on the hammered dulcimer at bit.ly/39yqwtW
- Tune into an excellent Yangqin demonstration at bit.ly/3jIb3fi
- Get introduced to the Khim at bit.ly/2EliWHj
Special thanks to the Rozsa Foundation and Calgary Foundation for their support of the NMC Learning at Home series.
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0:00 Introduction
0:53 Design
1:59 Make a Vibration
2:33 Hammers
3:16 Pitch
4:20 Volume
4:40 Timbre
6:20 Making Music
7:15 Conclusion

[@05degrees]

I so much love hammered dulcimer.

[@charlieangkor8649]

amazing video.