Dulcimer Crossing - Free Lessons

	Sample Lesson: Off She Goes
	The popular fiddle tune "Off She Goes” was popular throughout the British Isles and North America. Some sources say that, in the days of sailing, it was a tradition for the fiddle player to sit on the deck of the ship playing “Off She Goes” as the ship departed harbor.
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	General Music Theory
	Interactive: Treble Note Quiz PDF: Theory Overview PDF: # 1: Sound, Pitch, Tone, Timbre PDF: # 2: String Physics for Dulcimers PDF: # 3: The Musical Alphabet PDF: # 4: Scales & Modes PDF: # 5: Whole & Half Steps PDF: # 6: Musical Notation PDF: # 7: Musical Staff PDF: # 8: Musical Vocabulary
	Theory For Mountain Dulcimer
	Video: Map of the Mountain Dulcimer PDF: Notes in 4 Common Tunings PDF: The Applachian Mountain Dulcimer: Examining the Creation of an “American Tradition” PDF: Tablature for DAA Tuning PDF: Tablature for DAd Tuning PDF: Tablature for DAC Tuning PDF: Tablature for DAG Tuning PDF: Tablature for DGd Tuning
	Theory for Hammered Dulcimer
	Video: How to Tune A Hammered Dulcimer Video: Anatomy of the Hammered Dulcimer Video: Hammered Dulcimer & Modes Video: Where are My Chromatics? Video Exercise: The Tuning Game PDF: Hammered Dulcimer String Chart PDF: Grand Staff PDF: Lead Sheet PDF: Modes on the Hammered Dulcimer Interactive: Play the D Scale 3 Ways Interactive: String Recognition Quiz Interactive: String-2-Note in D Interactive: String-2-Note in G

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