Appalachian Dulcimer Condition:A1

Appalachian Dulcimer Condition:A1An American heritage The Appalachian Dulcimer, also known as the mountain dulcimer, is a traditional fretted string instrument rooted in American folk music heritage. Characterised by a long narrow body and typically three to five strings. It belongs to the zither family and is played by strumming while fretting notes along a central fingerboard. The Dulcimer is widely valued for its gentle and melodic tone. The Appalachian Dulcimer is particularly

The C5 has always been an excellent smaller concert instrument

YDP142 & YDP143

hand finished and functionally safe for use with the rigours of a busy classroom environment

The PG58 is a respected vocal mic that offers Shure sound quality and ruggedness at an affordable price

Standard head joint and C-foot joint

the bari can actually be easier to play for the more experienced player

In education settings

By attaching your mouthpiece to the mouthpiece silencer you can practice in this way without making any noise which is particularly beneficial for family members and neighbours

The reliable response motivates young students to practice often

They are easy to play and essential for the classroom percussion box

The result is a fabulous medley including A Holly Jolly Christmas

The A string plays an important role in providing clarity and projection in the upper register while maintaining tonal balance with the lower strings