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American Folklore Society
The American Folklore Society is an association of people who create and communicate knowledge about folklore. Our more than 1,200 members are scholars and teachers at colleges and universities, professionals in arts and cultural organizations, and community members involved in folklore work. The Society dates back to 1888. It publishes the Journal of American Folklore and a bimonthly newsletter. More than thirty special interest group sections support the overall mission of the Society.

Carolan Tunes

http://www.contemplator.com/carolan/index.html

Hammer Dulcimer Web Ring
“A Web Ring for anyone interested in the Hammered Dulcimer: playing, teaching, building or selling.” According to the Ring Hub there are 8 active sites and 1,496 pages to view.

Dulcimer Sessions
This Mel Bay website provides wonderful articles, advice and tunes by prominent dulcimer players. Check out my article on revising tunes: http://www.dulcimersessions.com/oct07/Troxler.html. The editor of Dulcimer Sessions is Lois Hornbostle. Check out her website. She is a marvelous player and performer.

Everything Dulcimer
"The mission of EverythingDulcimer.com is to provide the curious public, dulcimer players and enthusists with "one-stop shopping" for mountain and hammered dulcimer information and resources."

Dulcimer Web Ring

“The Dulcimer Webring links quality sites related to all forms of dulcimers and dulcimer music. The ring welcomes any site with relevant information about Mountain Dulcimers, Hammered Dulcimers, Appalachian, Bluegrass and Folk instruments.” The Ring Hub boasts 38 active sites and 12,457 pages to view.

Web Ring Home

If you follow this path of links - Music - instruments – you’ll get to lot’s of different types of instruments. This is a great resource for information.

To hear samples from Said the Moon or Spring Tide on the Tump,
Click on the images.