This lesson is loaded with information. I plan to play this lesson over and over until I have all this information down pat. By far, your lessons are terrific. Thank you so much.
Cedar Creek Dulcimers I received the DVD today. Haven’t watched it yet. So I don’t know if it’s just part 1&2. Anyway, I hope you will be able to make more with 1-4 on it. Sure don’t mind paying for one.😊
I always tune to the traditional dulcimer tuning. Most people refer to it as D AA. However, that is just one of the many keys you can tune to when you use the traditional Ionian mode. For example, in this video, we learn that if we tune to the traditional tuning key of G (G DD), we are able to play all kinds of chords we could never play tuning to D! If you've not already found it yet, I do go over tuning in this video right before we start the first song. If you would like to learn more about the traditional Ionian tuning, I explain it a little more in Mountain Dulcimer Basics lesson #1. You can find all our videos on the Cedar Creek Dulcimers TH-cam page. Thanks for watching! Always remember, if you're having fun, you're doing it right! Troy
So sorry lesson 4 isn't out yet! It's been a hectic couple of months around here ( In a good way! ) we so appreciate all the support you have all been giving us here at Cedar Creek Dulcimers! I will be making the first installment of lesson 4 As soon as I can! Thanks again! Troy
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Praise the lord Jesus thank you for your spirit Mr Troy . ❤
This lesson is loaded with information. I plan to play this lesson over and over until I have all this information down pat. By far, your lessons are terrific. Thank you so much.
I like the way this dulcimer sounds
As I'm pickin I'm grinnin! Great lesson! Keep these up!
Beautiful piano background music by Rachel - Thanks Rachel for helping out here - Thanks Troy for showing this.
Thank you for the lesson. I'm a beginner so this o very helpful. Beautiful piano playing too.
The fret dots on your fretboard is messin’ me up, man!!
Thanks for posting this Troy😊
You bet ! Sorry it took so long! I'll have another quick lesson on more chords soon.👍
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I received the DVD today. Haven’t watched it yet. So I don’t know if it’s just part 1&2. Anyway, I hope you will be able to make more with 1-4 on it. Sure don’t mind paying for one.😊
Looks like you swiped my Violin design?
What do you have your dulcimer tuned to? I keep mine on DaD.
I always tune to the traditional dulcimer tuning. Most people refer to it as D AA. However, that is just one of the many keys you can tune to when you use the traditional Ionian mode. For example, in this video, we learn that if we tune to the traditional tuning key of G (G DD), we are able to play all kinds of chords we could never play tuning to D! If you've not already found it yet, I do go over tuning in this video right before we start the first song. If you would like to learn more about the traditional Ionian tuning, I explain it a little more in Mountain Dulcimer Basics lesson #1. You can find all our videos on the Cedar Creek Dulcimers TH-cam page. Thanks for watching! Always remember, if you're having fun, you're doing it right! Troy
When are you going to do Lesson 4, part 3?
Allen, sorry its been so long since I've had a chance to record anything new. Hopefully I'll get that lesson and others out shortly.
Thanks for these great lessons Troy. Will we have to retune to play in flat keys? As in Ab Bb and Eb
You can either retune or do the "cheater" versions of those cords.(especially if it's just needed for one or two songs for example)
For more info on that check out my video; "More on chords."
@@cedarcreekdulcimers5054 thankyou sir
@@cedarcreekdulcimers5054 You sir, are a boon, thankyou again and God bless
The piano may very well help some but it makes it hard to hear the dulcimer. Thanks for the lesson.
Hey!!! Where’s lesson 4?!
So sorry lesson 4 isn't out yet! It's been a hectic couple of months around here ( In a good way! ) we so appreciate all the support you have all been giving us here at Cedar Creek Dulcimers! I will be making the first installment of lesson 4
As soon as I can! Thanks again! Troy
@@cedarcreekdulcimers5054 thx for the expedient reply. Well awesome, glad business is up. Loving my dulcimer tyty.
Is
anyone else struggling with sore fingers?