Geoff Black & Duncan Gibbs: "Classics Across Three Centuries" (Thursday, Session 1, Mountain Dulcimer, Advanced)
We shall explore three popular classical pieces from three successive centuries, each with the distinctive harmonies of their period. Even with modern extra frets, dulcimer adaptations of classical music need to work the instrument hard. These full and authentic arrangements of beautiful pieces by Cosyn (1620), Handel (1738) and Borodin (1887) are therefore in duet form. A 1+ fret is useful.
We shall explore three popular classical pieces from three successive centuries, each with the distinctive harmonies of their period. Even with modern extra frets, dulcimer adaptations of classical music need to work the instrument hard. These full and authentic arrangements of beautiful pieces by Cosyn (1620), Handel (1738) and Borodin (1887) are therefore in duet form. A 1+ fret is useful.
We shall explore three popular classical pieces from three successive centuries, each with the distinctive harmonies of their period. Even with modern extra frets, dulcimer adaptations of classical music need to work the instrument hard. These full and authentic arrangements of beautiful pieces by Cosyn (1620), Handel (1738) and Borodin (1887) are therefore in duet form. A 1+ fret is useful.