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Welcome to Everything Dulcimer! Dulcimers come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles. They're strummed, plucked, bowed, hammered, electrified, played on porches for the grandchildren, and in stadiums filled with screaming fans. The community at EverythingDulcimer.com is as diverse as the instruments themselves. Explore discussions, tabs, events, clubs, photo & video galleries, member blogs, private messaging, friendship requests, special interest groups, and more.
Welcome to Everything Dulcimer! Dulcimers come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles. They're strummed, plucked, bowed, hammered, electrified, played on porches for the grandchildren, and in stadiums filled with screaming fans. The community at EverythingDulcimer.com is as diverse as the instruments themselves. Explore discussions, tabs, events, clubs, photo & video galleries, member blogs, private messaging, friendship requests, special interest groups, and more.
Welcome to Everything Dulcimer! Dulcimers come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles. They're strummed, plucked, bowed, hammered, electrified, played on porches for the grandchildren, and in stadiums filled with screaming fans. The community at EverythingDulcimer.com is as diverse as the instruments themselves. Explore discussions, tabs, events, clubs, photo & video galleries, member blogs, private messaging, friendship requests, special interest groups, and more.

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Everything Dulcimer is maintained as a community service by Dulcimer Players News magazine. The site was founded in 2002 by Bruce W. Ford, and quickly became a vibrant online social community.  Much of the content on this site was created by Everything Dulcimer members. This rich vault of dulcimer related articles remains open and free to all who want to participate in friendly discussions and research about all things dulcimer.

Take a few minutes and explore the menus at the top of this and every Everything Dulcimer page.  Don't be afraid to click anything you see!  There's nothing but a whole lot of fun and useful information for those interested in dulcimers.  The Welcome menu is a great starting place. Hover over the Community and Files menus to see even more links. Click the Contact menu to send us a message - Dan Landrum.

 
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