Mark Tindle: Four-Equidistant Strings Deeper Dive - Moving Beyond the Intro (Friday, Session 7, Level 5 - Advanced, Mountain Dulcimer) 15MD167
Ready for the next level of four-equidistant strings? Discover some of the fun ways it can be so creative and expressive. “Star of County Down” and “Londonderry Air” will help us explore fuller four note chords, three and four note harp runs, arpeggio chords, and crosspicking techniques. By utilizing these tools you can further expand your musical artistry with greater smoothness and finesse. All material is in D-A-d-d tuning and some requires a 1-1/2 fret.
Ready for the next level of four-equidistant strings? Discover some of the fun ways it can be so creative and expressive. “Star of County Down” and “Londonderry Air” will help us explore fuller four note chords, three and four note harp runs, arpeggio chords, and crosspicking techniques. By utilizing these tools you can further expand your musical artistry with greater smoothness and finesse. All material is in D-A-d-d tuning and some requires a 1-1/2 fret.
Ready for the next level of four-equidistant strings? Discover some of the fun ways it can be so creative and expressive. “Star of County Down” and “Londonderry Air” will help us explore fuller four note chords, three and four note harp runs, arpeggio chords, and crosspicking techniques. By utilizing these tools you can further expand your musical artistry with greater smoothness and finesse. All material is in D-A-d-d tuning and some requires a 1-1/2 fret.