“Elk River Blues” is a beautiful lament written by an old West Virginia fiddler. It is a sad story; it is about the fiddler’s home
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
Angels We Have Heard on High
While rummaging through stacks of Christmas music, I came upon an old piece of handwrtiten dulcimer tablature for the Christmas carol, “Angels We Have Heard
Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow
This year, our Lagniappe Dulcimer Society group was asked to participate in the Creole Christmas Celebration at the Magnolia Mound Antebellum plantation in Baton Rouge.
Dulcimer Jambalaya 