Tuning the Dulcimer: The Phenomenon of “Beating”

Name: Tuning the Dulcimer: The Phenomenon of “Beating”
Description: Tuning the Dulcimer: The Phenomenon of “Beating” a song by Howie Mitchell on Archodia Music

Tuning the Dulcimer: The Phenomenon of “Beating” a song by Howie Mitchell on Archodia Music

Introduction: Demonstration of the Dulciless Finger Exercise by Howie Mitchell ,
Tuning the Dulcimer: The Phenomenon of “Beating” by Howie Mitchell ,
Tuning by Harmonics: The “Classical” Style of Playing (Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, Study in Counterpoint) by Howie Mitchell ,
The “Bagpipe” Tuning and the Quill Technique (Macpherson’s Lament, Flop-Eared Mule) by Howie Mitchell ,
The “Finger Style” of Playing (In the Good Old Colony Days) by Howie Mitchell ,
Six Modal Tunings for the Traditional Dulcimer by Howie Mitchell ,
The "Double-Thumbing" Technique (If He's Gone, Let Him Go, Buckdancer's Choice) by Howie Mitchell ,
The “Three-Pairs-of-Strings” Dulcimer (Frankie and Johnny, Two Sisters) by Howie Mitchell ,
The Double Dulcimer (The Ash Grove, Lady, Come And See, Babylon Is Fallen) by Howie Mitchell ,
The Double Psaltery (Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring) by Howie Mitchell ,