Larry Conger: "Intro To Chord-Melody Style" (Friday, Session 8, Mountain Dulcimer, Advanced Beginner)
The term �chord-melody� refers to a combination of strums and individually picked notes, making it more melody-driven than the traditional strum & drone style most often associated with the dulcimer. In the process, basic two finger chords are used to make the arrangements sound more contemporary. Several familiar songs will be presented to demonstrate this concept. This will set you on the road to the next level. DAD tuning. No extra frets or capo needed.
The term �chord-melody� refers to a combination of strums and individually picked notes, making it more melody-driven than the traditional strum & drone style most often associated with the dulcimer. In the process, basic two finger chords are used to make the arrangements sound more contemporary. Several familiar songs will be presented to demonstrate this concept. This will set you on the road to the next level. DAD tuning. No extra frets or capo needed.
The term �chord-melody� refers to a combination of strums and individually picked notes, making it more melody-driven than the traditional strum & drone style most often associated with the dulcimer. In the process, basic two finger chords are used to make the arrangements sound more contemporary. Several familiar songs will be presented to demonstrate this concept. This will set you on the road to the next level. DAD tuning. No extra frets or capo needed.