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Post by Dick Glasgow on Jun 5, 2007 8:43:06 GMT 1
 These videos give you an opportunity to see & hear that musical instrument which in Ireland is thought of, thanks largely to playing legend John Rea, as a Glens of Antrim instrument, the 'Hammered Dulcimer', being played.
With any luck, & before too long I hope, we shall see a video of a Co. Antrim Dulcimer player here too!1 - Jamie Janover on a Dusty H-D
2 - Russ Rentler playing 'Planxty Fluharty'
3 - 'Max Zbiral-Teller' plays Apple Juice.
4 - 'Tina' at Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp
5 - Dulcimer Dan plays 'Amazing Grace'.
6 - ’Nic Hambas’ plays Shenandoah.
7 - Nic Hambas plays ‘Swingin' on a Gate’.
8 - Dulcimer Dan plays Swinging on a Gate and Whiskey fore Breakfast.
9 - Dulcimer Dan & pal Michele ~ Old Timey favorite - Ragtime Annie.
10 - Tony Pearson plays the ‘Kesh Jig’.
11 - Dulcimer player carries his instrument as part of this mobile Band.
12 - This Hammered Dulcimer player doesn’t hang about!
13 - Westville's Thornton Jordan & Linda play pre 1850 music & instruments.
14 - Thornton Jordan & Linda Smithe perform music of the 1850's.
15 - Hammered Dulcimer & the Welsh tune Nyth y Gwow (‘Waters of Time’).
16 - Video of Butterflies with the Irish traditional tune, ‘The South Wind’.
17 - Cordatum-Celi “Celi Solem Sequitur”.
18 - Dolci Canti - “Dolci Canti Rotterdam 2006”.
19 - Amore mi Far Cantar - “Amore Mi Far Cantar”.
20 - Hammered Dulcimer Like You've Never Seen It Before.
21 - 'Brown Jenkyn' group playing an Irish Jig.
22 - The Rakes of Kildare played on an Oakwood "Acorn" Hammered Dulcimer.
23 - Jim & Dulcimer Dan - Hammered Duet.
24 - Marina Albero's "Persia"
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25/26 - 'MySpace' H-D Videos (Two Videos)
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27/28 - A Traveler's Dream: Karen Ashbrook on H-D - (Two Videos)
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29 - Vince Conaway performing at the Maryland Renaissance Festival
30 - Dan Landrum Hammered Dulcimer 1
31 - Dan Landrum & Alfreda
32 - Dan Landrum, Mark Wade & Randy Clepper
33 - Dan Landrum - Yanni World Dance
34 - Dan Landrum - Part 1
35 - Dan Landrum - Split Rail Fences
36 - Dan Landrum - Beatles Medley
37 - Dan Landrum - Spinner's Waltz Ballet
38 - Dan Landrum - Alan’s Waltz
39 - Dan Landrum - Rivers & Streams of the Smokies
40 - Dan Landrum - Morning Has Broken
41 - Dan Landrum - Planxty Corcoran
42 - Dan Landrum - Uptown Hoedown
43 - Dan Landrum - Malcolm's Gift
44 - Dan Landrum - Minor Infraction
45 - Dan Landrum - Yanni Live For All Seasons
46 - The Savannah River String Band
47 - Rick Davis - Chattanooga session
48 - Jim Couza plays 'Soldiers Joke' and 'Chariots'
49 - Causeway Dulcimer Festival, Bushmills, Co. Antrim
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Post by HammerGrrl on Aug 22, 2007 22:37:41 GMT 1
'morning all  - just found another HD on YouTube courtesy of the HD email list (lists.fmp.com). Don't know the tune but the couple of minutes of video is well worth the time. Keep hammering! - Elaine oops! the link is: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb0-pJmBafg- E |
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Post by dulcimike on Jan 9, 2008 4:21:11 GMT 1
Here's one that just got posted to YouTube of our Irish Session here in Chattanooga, which, as you can see, is dulcimer-friendly: www.youtube.com/watch?v=uufEtZ_1vwkThis was the Friday before New Year's, I believe, when we were visited by a fiddler from Knoxville. Our normal fiddler (if there is such a thing - a normal fiddler, that is)   (Sorry Ptarm - it, it just came out!)  is the one shooting the video. The bodhran player is our flute/whistle player. And, there is that dulcimer player on the right that gets shown every so often....myself. |
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Post by Dick Glasgow on Jan 9, 2008 11:21:11 GMT 1
Ah Rick, interesting ...... so that's what Chattanooga looks like!  ....... & a quiet Bodhran player too! Cheers Dick |
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Post by dulcimike on Jan 12, 2008 21:43:39 GMT 1
Ah Rick, interesting ...... so that's what Chattanooga looks like! At least the inside of Durty Nelly's part of Chattanoga. ....... & a quiet Bodhran player too! Yes, he's progressing along nicely on it. Now, here's a realization (or is that realisation?) - last night at the session, which lasted from about 6:30PM EST to about 10:30PM EST, I realised (and realized) that we were playing while you all were at Tom's - 6:30-10:30PM EST = 11:30PM - 2:30AM IST. So, I guess we were having some tunes together separately. Cheers! |
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Post by tallship on Apr 28, 2008 18:27:02 GMT 1
Really surprised nobody has spotted this before, a tune and a song from Jim Couza |
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Post by Dick Glasgow on Apr 28, 2008 21:24:32 GMT 1
We were leaving it for you to post! Thanks Dick |
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Post by handsonfiremusic on Feb 17, 2012 22:25:45 GMT 1
Hi all! Enjoy
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Post by Dick Glasgow on Jul 18, 2012 12:05:30 GMT 1
Here's another way to use your Dulcimer Music. This is a video collection of Flora & Fauna photos taken by me, during recent dog walks at one of my favourite bird watching spots in the Antrim Hills, mostly with my new Panasonic FZ150 Camera. I have used a track of me playing Cptn O'Kane & the Pikeman's March on my Rick Thum Dulcimer as the soundtrack. Altarichard Forest, Co Antrim, Northern IrelandCheers, Dick |
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Post by Dick Glasgow on Aug 7, 2012 13:18:39 GMT 1
Just added another Video to our list. In 2005 I organised a Music Festival in North Antrim, to promote the music of the Hammered Dulcimer, an instrument with a long history in Co. Antrim. The event was also in memory of John Rea, the great Co. Antrim Hammered Dulcimer player from Glenarm. This video is a wee souvenir for all those who attended. For anyone who wasn't able to join us, it's a wee reminder of what they missed out on. Causeway Dulcimer Festival, Bushmills, Co. Antrim Cheers, Dick |
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Post by Dick Glasgow on Feb 17, 2013 17:23:25 GMT 1
Just added this video, taken at the session in the Bushmills Inn, Co. Antrim last night.
2 Jigs on my Rick Thum Dulcimer.
Cheers,
Dick
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- just found another HD on YouTube courtesy of the HD email list (lists.fmp.com). Don't know the tune but the couple of minutes of video is well worth the time.
(Sorry Ptarm - it, it just came out!) 