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The Dulcimer Crossing Teachers
Our teachers have decades of experience, they span multiple generations and instruments and come from all over the country (and Germany!). They bring a wide range of dulcimer expertise to the community in order to enrich and equip our playing of the sweet music through their filmed lessons in over 220 courses.
Upcoming Live Workshops

Timothy Seaman
Thursday, June 8th, 5 pm MDT
Two Colorful [New] Nature Tunes for both Dulcimers!
Two well-liked original compositions by Tim, Big Meadows Twilight (originally on hammered dulcimer) and Little Brown Bats Eating Mosquitoes (originally on mountain dulcimer), can be learned either as straight melody or with a built-in solo arrangement on either instrument. In this packed hour, we'll walk through the various ways to approach them, with hope that they can find a happy place in your repertoire! Sheet music and Tablature will be provided for all versions.
A Hammered & Mountain Dulcimer-Focused Workshop

Brenda Hunter
Thursday, July 20th, 5 pm MDT
Christmas in July!
A Hammered dulcimer-focused workshop

Sam Edelston
Thursday, August 17 th, 5 pm MDT
Making the Most of your 1+ Fret
New chords and voicings you didn’t have before, and some things you can do with them. C, F, G7, D7, Gsus, Csus, Am, Dm, Gm7, D9, E+, A7+5 … stuff like that.
Also, see how the 1½ fret can help you play together with other instruments and make you a better singer!
Intermediate or higher
A Mountain dulcimer-focused workshop
It all started with a dream…
In 2007, my husband and I were living in St. Thomas, preparing to move back to the states.
We planned to settle in Franklin, TN, 30 miles south of Nashville, and open a dulcimer store at “The Factory,” a historic building that was once a stove factory but...

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