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“It’s wonderful that this podcast exists for such a foundational American instrument, made while some of the greats of the dulcimer music scene are still with us. It captures the beauty of the instrument and the devotion of people to its preservation and development. I loved it.”
Gpol47 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/25/16
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“A terrific podcast. Interviews with top dulcimer players. Samples of all types of genres played on mountain dulcimer. Thoroughly enjoyable. Well produced.”
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“It is rare to find such a unique combination of knowledge, experience and passion dedicated to one topic in media today. This special podcast brings us a first hand account of the mountain dulcimer history, craftsmanship and musicology in the American landscape. Whether you are a traditional...”Read full review »
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“Two years ago or so I adopted my first dulcimer and it has been a wonderful experience. Yesterday Jerry Rockwell let me know about Dulcimuse and Heart of the Dulcimer. After listening to the podcasts about Judy Klinkhammer, I am recommending these to all my dulcimer friends and look forward to...”Read full review »
Deboas via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/02/16
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