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L OVE YOUR TEACHINGS!!!❤😊

Wow THANK YOU😊😊!! I SEARCHED 5 OR 6 VIDEOS NONE HELPED ME LIKE YOU DID!! THEY DID NOT TELL ME TO CHANGE KEYS. OR BREAK IT DOWN LIKE YOU DID STEP BY STEP. THIS WAS A BIG HELP HOPE I CAN FIND 2ND PART OF YOU TEACHING THIS SONG. I REALLY WANT TO LEARN IT. I FIRST HEARD THIS SONG AT A DULCIMER FESTIVAL. THANKS AGAIN. 😊

very cool

From High on A North Carolina Mountain just outside of Boone North Carolina I send fond greetings to a fine gentleman. Yes...a fine gentleman and musician that started me on my journey with clawhammer banjo. Each time I pick up my banjer you are in my thoughts. And your music flows through its strings. HighCountry Joe

Really liked your version.

Go lefties!

Wow. This is amazing. What a ton of work went into this…

I just bought a "Movo lapel mike" which looks identical and operates in the same manner as the mike this video is using. Do you have a lot of issues with feedback using your mike, as this one does have issues at times especially when gain and echo is turned up to a level where it can be heard over other instruments in a band. At Low volume works great.

"Angeline the Baker, age of 43. Fed her sugar candy but she still won't marry me"

That is freaking cool! Fantastic work...This is very exciting.

Hey! Thanks so much for the lessons brother!

Ken says that he has found that a cello endpin is deliterious to the sound in a big way. I include strap buttons so you can use a strap for extra support. Most people do.

I am not a luthier, but I will say this: Everyone in Mando world is stuck on heavy strings. At 25" scale length, you can go down as narrow as 56's for your C strings and it will be much more playable. The 72's come from the old short scale Gibson O'celli. With long scale instruments and the really heavy strings, it is hard to diagnose buzzing unless you're a grip strength champion. Also, while the heavy string sound is good on Mandolin, you can get a clearer sound with lighter strings when you're in Octave or Cello range-- lighter strings can prevent some of the muddy tone these conversions can produce at the very low end.

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Best picker around

This is something I can try. Thanks.

Why did you raise the sympathetic strings nut so high, above the barred strings? This would seem to make the barred strings much harder to play.

Toe tapper forsure

Love your Stick Dulcimers. The BASS ones intrigued me. A month ago I made a 37” long, 25.5” scale with ash body/neck with cedar top with a black walnut laminated center neck and mulberry finger board and bridge. Bone nut & saddle. Now you got my gears turning in my head to build a BASS. Thank you for this demonstration. Take care and keep crafting.

Nicely done. I just built one from scratch and love playing it. 😉

So Good!

Live very close to Spencer, NC. A old railroad town for the old Southern Railroad Company.

Damn that sounds good. And you play good too

I really like the sound thanks for the vid

Wohoo this is crazy! Do you have tab of this tune?

Ace playing love it😊

Your playing is so impressive! You're inspiring me to keep trying. Thank you for the videos.

When you're showing us slowly, I see you're strumming D, U, D, and the last D. And then repeating it. But I've slowed the playback speed when you sped up, and it looks (and sounds) like you're using that last D on all the strings to go straight into the U on the first string, instead of doing another D right after the last one to start over again. Is that how we do it when strumming fast?

Finding this channel was a gem for me as ive just started learning on stick dulcimer

Wonderful! Thank you!

Brilliant😊

This is excellent. You break down the exercises into easy bites. I don’t understand why you don’t have thousands of likes on this video.

Thank you for the info

You always get such a great sound.

hey could you tell me what tune it's in?

Love it

Cj12sings Thomastik Flatwound Mandocello strings would be cool

It's an Iranian/Persian instrument. Due to that both Persians and Kurds have a common ancestry and intertwined history, the Kurds adopted this instrument into their culture.

You can give me book note ? This track

great job! cannot wait to try it out. you are really good at simplifying things for us beginners. i have watched Josh's video and also Clifton Hicks. i think Clifton plays it in sawmill tuning gdgcd? i could be wrong. keep the lessons coming!

8 years late to the party, but this is a great performance.

is this one octave lower then a standard one, or 2 octaves lower?

Cool..🪕🪕🪕

Keep it up man thankyou

Wow! Looking for a lesson on this song and this came up. Incredible! That was fun.

Thanks man really getting into clawhammer and the drop thumb is my current challenge. Will practice this a bunch. I never use a pic but I'm going to try it out.

Gorgeous

wonderful to see and hear you again!

great tune! this is one of the tunes i have always wanted to learn, this has helped me, so a big thanks to you and taking time to teach others. the banjo is a fantastic instrument.