Stick dulcimer

The Woodrow instrument series is a cross between a banjo and an Appalachian dulcimer (or lap dulcimer). Played upright like the banjo, but having the dulcimer construction, gives these instruments the perfect style for Appalachian, bluegrass, celtic, and even blues music. Some styles have a real banjo like twang, while others have a more rounded and mellow sound.

DIY Stick Dulcimer: So, I've always wanted to make a stick dulcimer. It seemed like making one is impossible with the little tools I have, let alone something that looks and sounds good. In this Instructable, I will guide you through my challenges and roadblocks I fac…

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DIY Stick Dulcimer: So, I've always wanted to make a stick dulcimer. It seemed like making one is impossible with the little tools I have, let alone something that looks and sounds good. In this Instructable, I will guide you through my challenges and roadblocks I fac…

DIY Stick Dulcimer: So, I've always wanted to make a stick dulcimer. It seemed like making one is impossible with the little tools I have, let alone something that looks and sounds good. In this Instructable, I will guide you through my challenges and roadblocks I fac…

By John Denver, Taffy Nivert and Bill Danoff (1971).Strumming version on a McSpadden Mountain Dulcimer tuned DAD. I am still struggling with it.

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At long last, I finished it: It has a very nice tone, as you…

Appalachian Stick Dulcimer: I went searching for how to play the outro music for the Squidbillies cartoon on the banjo, and it turns out it isn't a banjo. There is a video of a guy playing the song on a Strumstick, and I had to have one after I saw it. It is like a banjo, on…