“When the Saints Go Marchin’ In” is a classic New Orleans jazz gospel song. It has a strong, steady beat and a familiar melody. For
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“How Can I Keep From Singing”
“How Can I Keep From Singing” is one of my favorite hymns. During my latest project to compile a list of gospel tunes which are
Let’s Fingerpick Father O’Flynn for St. Patrick’s Day
Here’s a lively Irish jig, “Father O’Flynn,” for St. Patrick’s Day to play on the dulcimer. I noticed the tune while browsing through an Irish
The Big Rock Candy Mountain & Copyright Topics
I love the carefree American folk song, “The Big Rock Candy Mountain.” The song’s lyrics tells of a hobo who dreams of utopia where whiskey
The Kesh — A Irish Jig & Two New Year Resolutions
Here’s a lively Irish jig to start off the New Year. I am listing my music goals for the upcoming year and they involve this
Fingerpickin’ & Singing with Froggy Went A Courtin’
Fingerpicking on the dulcimer to accompany someone who is singing is a beautiful way to play the mountain duclimer. This style of playing is quieter