| Chris Carlisle
When I started writing my own tunes for the mountain dulcimer I wanted to convey the feeling of sitting on the front porch surrounded by family and friends playing music until deep into the night surrounded by the Appalachian Mountains. My music is simplistic enough for beginners to learn yet complicated enough to challenge the more experienced.
http://www.chriscarlisledulcimer.com/ |
| The Strothers
Tom and Missy are mountain dulcimer players and teachers. This site features our passion for music and family. Feel free to browse by clicking on any of the navigation links to your left. Enjoy.
http://www.strothers.com/ |
| Dulcimers.org
This site contains information about the Hammered Dulcimer and Mountain Dulcimer.
http://www.dulcimers.org/ |
| Modern Mountain Dulcimer
Modern Mountain Dulcimers have BIG sound. We build high performance mountain dulcimers for discerning professionals, intermediates, and new players. Our instruments are not for shy people or for people who do not want to stand out in the jam. They just might be for someone who does not want to be shy anymore.
http://modernmountaindulcimer.com/ |
| Steven K. Smith's Mountain Dulcimer Page
I am an instrumentalist on the mountain dulcimer who has been learning, playing, composing and teaching since 1983. This website contains infomation about my music, recordings, books, some of my other interests, as well as an educational section.
http://www.sksmithmusic.com/ |
| Tindle Music Company
Here you will find all of Mark's mountain dulcimer music and teaching, along with his Christian songwriting.
http://www.tindlemusic.com/ |
| Shelley Stevens
Shelley Stevens is a mountain dulcimer teacher, performer, dulcimist, player...
http://www.shelleystevens.com/ |
| Shoreliners
The "Shoreliners" is a dulcimer club made up of a group of muscians that live on (or near) the shoreline of Connecticut, U.S.A. We play various musical instruments individually and get together on a regular basis to play the Moutain Dulcimer, Banjimer, Harp etc. Most Shoreliners are members of the Dulcimer Folk Association (DF#A) in Connecticut.
http://shoreliners.org/ |
| Larry Conger-1998 National Mountain Dulcimer Champion
Here you will find my performance schedule, information about private music lessons, dulcimer books and CDs as well as links to various vendors and folk music stores who sell dulcimers and/or dulcimer related items.
http://www.larryconger.com/ |
| The Nonsuch Dulcimer Club
The Nonsuch Dulcimer Club is a UK based organisation for anyone interested in Hammered, or Mountain Dulcimers. The club was formed in 1993 by a group of Hammered Dulcimer players, but quickly extended its activities to the Mountain Dulcimer. It now has over 200 members who play one (or both) of these instruments. Although most of the members live in the UK, we also have members in Europe, Australia, the USA and several other countries.
http://www.nonsuchdulcimer.org.uk/ |
