Arranged for Hammered Dulcimer Players
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About the Lessons| 1. | Demonstration | Steve demonstrates this fun tune. |
| 2. | Form of the Tune and the Story Behind It | After introducing the uniqueness of this meter, Steve talks about the unique rigging of this ship inspired this tune. |
| 3. | A Part | In this episode we learn about the first section of this tune and how it uses the 3s and 4s. |
| 4. | B Part | This segment unlocks the second part of the tune, using a different variation of the 3s and 4s, and trading right and left hand lead to discern when to cross the bridge. |
| 5. | A & B Part Together | Now, before we go further, we put the A and B parts together. |
| 6. | C Part | The final part of the tune uses sets of 2s and 3s and the bridge crossing changes with right and left-hand lead. |
| 7. | Putting the Parts together | Now that we have all the pieces, it is time to put them together, but alternate which hand leads. |
| 8. | Playing in more Octaves | Because we are flexible dulcimer players, we can explore and play this in two more octaves! |
| 9. | Accenting | Finally we focus on accenting the pulses so provide the lilt and forward movement on which a tune like this thrives. |
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