Links to Dulcimer-Related Information

     The Internet abounds with information about the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer.  Below are listed links which you may find interesting:
  • The Dulcimer Players News is a great quarterly magazine about both the mountain dulcimer and the hammered dulcimer.  Subscription includes a CD of music with each quarterly issue.  
  • The Everything Dulcimer website is a source of just about everything you could think of wanting to find out about the mountain dulcimer and the hammered dulcimer. 
  • The Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer website is another source of just about anything you might want to know about the mountain dulcimer.
  • The Yet Another Digital Tradition Page website is a great source of tablature of traditional music for the mountain dulcimer.  
     Here are links to several websites of places where you can order an instrument:
     There are also many sites featuring mountain dulcimer players, mountain dulcimer instructors and/or mountain dulcimer builders.  Here are a few:
  • Eagle Creek Music is the website of Tull Glazener, a player and instructor, who lives in Indianapolis, Indiana.  This site is also a source of a monthly E-mail posting of tablature. 
  • The Dulcimer Den is the website of Denny DanHartog, a player, instructor and builder, who lives in Fort Wayne, Indiana.  This site is also a source of tablature. 
  • Hand Made Music is the website of Robert Force, a player and instructor, who lives in Port Townsend, WA.
  • New Traditions Dulcimers is the website of Dan Daniels, a player, instructor and builder, who lives in Yreka, CA.
  • Ron Ewing Dulcimers is the website of Ron Ewing, a player and builder, who lives in Columbus, Ohio.  He also builds capos for the mountain dulcimer.
     There are a couple of instrument accessory mail order sources that you may want to investigate:
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