Mark Tindle: "Four Equidistant Strings Intro 1" (Thursday, Session 3, Mountain Dulcimer, Intermediate)
Looking for a creative way to play smoother, more expressively, especially for slow songs? This straightforward approach to four-equidistant strings can be just the ticket, and it is easier than you might think! Using the same familiar �D-A-D� tuning, but now �D-A-D-D�, you will be introduced to valuable musical tools like open strings, four note chords, harp runs, and crosspicking techniques.
Looking for a creative way to play smoother, more expressively, especially for slow songs? This straightforward approach to four-equidistant strings can be just the ticket, and it is easier than you might think! Using the same familiar �D-A-D� tuning, but now �D-A-D-D�, you will be introduced to valuable musical tools like open strings, four note chords, harp runs, and crosspicking techniques.
Looking for a creative way to play smoother, more expressively, especially for slow songs? This straightforward approach to four-equidistant strings can be just the ticket, and it is easier than you might think! Using the same familiar �D-A-D� tuning, but now �D-A-D-D�, you will be introduced to valuable musical tools like open strings, four note chords, harp runs, and crosspicking techniques.