Wonderful spot on video for ANY instrument or skill being learned. I love the saying "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast". If you learn your fundementals and listen to this video, those tips are awesome. I learn something new every day.
Thank you for sharing your time, talent, and love of music and Jesus. It feels like we are just sitting on the porch with you. You are so kind and relatable. I appreciate your encouragement to just play and enjoy the process.
Thank you! I have not even started. Got my first mountain dulcimer last week. I was very surprised how tight and immovable the strings are right out of the box. Hope it gets better.
did you try tuning it and is it still very tight strings? If so I would contact the builder and ask about it. Sorry I can’t help much if I can’t see and feel what is going on. I’m sure he’ll be happy to help you.
@@BanjoLemonade I am going to learn to play with the noter. I like it. So I am very happy with that. Thank you for taking the time to help! Have a beautiful day!☺️🐶🌞🎶
That part you did with your tongue that blahlllaa thing. At 11:51 mark. Iam trying so hard to figure this stuff out I just said to myself what cord was that and was that a pull off hammer on and what strum pattern was that. Also was that 44 time or 34 time. Iam so confused. Lol 😂 😆 🤣
Thank you for sharing! I am still learning. Your videos are very helpful. What brand is your favorite Dulcimer? I’m about to buy a good one but researching. Right now I’m using a cardboard one. I have another that’s not good because the strings are too high and yes I tried to lower them. Long story, didn’t work. Thanks!
I’m endorsed by Folkcraft. Even before they endorsed me I recommended them, they are the best in my book. Their craftsmanship is second to none. I have their links in the description to all my videos if you’d like to check them out. Blessings.
Ahh, yes, #9, don't compare yourself. As a Christian, remembering the stories and history of the Levites, you know that's near to impossible. The original entertainers (as there were no radios or cd's etc) were Levites who did not make the "cut" as a priest after 30 yrs of practice (well maybe high 20's, I guess they didn't come out of the womb playing 🤔 😉). They then went to the rich in Rome and Greece and performed for money and praise. Since they originally played worship music, turned secular, they took the praise for themselves, thus the bow. The more accomplished players were obviously worth more money, and thus, the comparisons began. There's a lot more to it, but that's the basis. Don Potter has a teaching on it, I believe it's called "Cain's Blood. He also shows the lineage hoping from the Levites "house of David" all the way to Appalachian mountain music. Anyhow, I thought you might find that interesting. Maybe you've already heard of that. As a new dulcimer player, I'm enjoying your channel. BTW, I agree with what you're saying. It should be for personal reasons.
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Wonderful spot on video for ANY instrument or skill being learned. I love the saying "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast". If you learn your fundementals and listen to this video, those tips are awesome. I learn something new every day.
Thank you for sharing your time, talent, and love of music and Jesus. It feels like we are just sitting on the porch with you. You are so kind and relatable. I appreciate your encouragement to just play and enjoy the process.
I like your style girl. You make things simple to understand. You're a great teacher.
Thank you so much!
I enjoy your video lessons sooo much. I'm just starting and hard to be patient but I'm sticking with it!
you can do it!
I bought my dulcimer many years ago from a maker in Pigeon Forge , Tenn., I hope that at long last I can figure out how to play something.
of course you can, have fun!
You are one very special young woman-one fine teacher-and just as charming as can be. Thank you and God bless!
Thank you so much!
❤ watching now.. but must admitted I watched the 50 tips first. My book are being printed..yea God's blessings.
Thankyou
You are amazing!
Thank you so much for these tips!❤️
Thank you! Great tips..
Love your lessons and forum....Banjolemonade.com.. Rocks!🤤
Your the best.
Another Wonderful Lesson Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! I have not even started. Got my first mountain dulcimer last week. I was very surprised how tight and immovable the strings are right out of the box. Hope it gets better.
Strings shouldn’t be tight and immovable as you describe. What kind of dulcimer did you get?
@@BanjoLemonade Ron Gibson. I also bought a noter, not knowing what it was used for. I could try that.
did you try tuning it and is it still very tight strings? If so I would contact the builder and ask about it. Sorry I can’t help much if I can’t see and feel what is going on. I’m sure he’ll be happy to help you.
@@BanjoLemonade I am going to learn to play with the noter. I like it. So I am very happy with that. Thank you for taking the time to help! Have a beautiful day!☺️🐶🌞🎶
Is anyone playing a flatwater dulcimer?
Thank you!
It beautiful class god bless you always
You are wonderful!
Bless you for these tips. I like the tip to go slow. Thank you
Great thanks very much.
That part you did with your tongue that blahlllaa thing. At 11:51 mark. Iam trying so hard to figure this stuff out I just said to myself what cord was that and was that a pull off hammer on and what strum pattern was that. Also was that 44 time or 34 time. Iam so confused. Lol 😂 😆 🤣
Thank you for sharing! I am still learning. Your videos are very helpful. What brand is your favorite Dulcimer? I’m about to buy a good one but researching. Right now I’m using a cardboard one. I have another that’s not good because the strings are too high and yes I tried to lower them. Long story, didn’t work. Thanks!
I’m endorsed by Folkcraft. Even before they endorsed me I recommended them, they are the best in my book. Their craftsmanship is second to none. I have their links in the description to all my videos if you’d like to check them out. Blessings.
Amen
Where does the metronome get used? I saw a video telling to get a metronome
I played twinkle little star
Ahh, yes, #9, don't compare yourself. As a Christian, remembering the stories and history of the Levites, you know that's near to impossible. The original entertainers (as there were no radios or cd's etc) were Levites who did not make the "cut" as a priest after 30 yrs of practice (well maybe high 20's, I guess they didn't come out of the womb playing 🤔 😉). They then went to the rich in Rome and Greece and performed for money and praise. Since they originally played worship music, turned secular, they took the praise for themselves, thus the bow. The more accomplished players were obviously worth more money, and thus, the comparisons began.
There's a lot more to it, but that's the basis. Don Potter has a teaching on it, I believe it's called "Cain's Blood. He also shows the lineage hoping from the Levites "house of David" all the way to Appalachian mountain music. Anyhow, I thought you might find that interesting. Maybe you've already heard of that.
As a new dulcimer player, I'm enjoying your channel.
BTW, I agree with what you're saying. It should be for personal reasons.
You’re really sweet!