Stephen Seifert’s Dulcimer Diary 031 - ‘Wellyn’

[@moonbritegarbanzo9584]

I really appreciate all your dulcimer diaries, and this one especially. Rather than lessons about how to play the dulcimer, for me they are lessons about how to relate to my dulcimer.

[@dulcimerplayersnews]

So thankful he’s got it digitally on his website!

[@LynnGould-dk6jt]

One of my very favorites!! Very well played, Stephen, I loved it!

[@christineweatherford5852]

Wow this is great. Stephen every video you just blow my mind with your technique and the sound you get. You make the dulcimer cool 😎

[@creedsexton296]

Stephen, please keep doing your sermons. Scattered or not I think they are important to many of us... Keep up the good work.

[@davis9971]

I still have my copy of the Wild Dulcimer book. One of the books I used to teach myself after I was introduced to the dulcimer by Kevin Roth in the late 70’s.

[@vickiferrusi9512]

Keep em coming

[@karendotson230]

Really enjoyed this video.

[@smootay]

Very nice version. Going back to the OG's of dulcimers.

[@creedsexton296]

something else I wanted to ask you is , do you have Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen tabbed out if so I would love to get that....

[@stephenseifert]

I do not, unfortunately. I’ve sometimes taught it in private lessons. By ear.

[@curronhill2744]

Wonderful. Is there a place to get the tab for Wellon now? Love the bar chord sounds you are getting! Are you laying your ring finger across all the strings?

[@stephenseifert]

The man who wrote it is Robert Force. Look him up online and he might be able to help you. I know he’s teaching it at an upcoming virtualdulcimerfest.com event. Go to the website now and see when the registration opens.

[@ButchRoss]

The original w/Al -- th-cam.com/video/lFbpOaCaFWk/w-d-xo.html

[@stephenseifert]

Thank you, Butch!

[@randycain5764]

Pronounced Dawshay

[@stephenseifert]

Thank you!