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There is also a web ring specifically for hammered dulcimers. http://x.webring.com/hub?ring=hammerdulcimer&list&page=1 There are two hammered dulcimer mail groups. I'm not sure that one is still running. It's pretty useless. The other one is good but but not tremendously active. You can find...

OK here are some more. Check out the links on this guy's page.

http://digilander.iol.it/alfstone/celti ... tyle_2.htm

For DADGAD chords and some general information, check Han Speek's DADGAD guitar pages.

http://home.hccnet.nl/h.speek/dadgad/

Steve

For starters, try this. I know there are some more but don't have them right now.

http://homepage.eircom.net/~davyr/

Steve

On 2002-01-13 11:39, jim stone wrote: How does one do these alternative fingerings? There is a reference to "loads of sharps and flats" in the original message which makes me think that what are needed are not alternative fingerings but additional fingerings for those notes that are not o...

It would be easier if you explained what he wants to do. There are no such things as "guitar parts" to Irish music in the same sense that there are diffeent parts in an orchestra or band. Guitarists can either play with a plectrum or fingerpick and they can either play melody or accompanim...

Try Jean Banwarth's site. It's in both English and French.

http://perso.club-internet.fr/banwarth/index.html

Steve

Usually a triplet is when three notes replace two. A double jig such as Morrison's often has six eitghth notes per measure. They are grouped in three to a beat but are not really triplets. You could put in a triplet by playing three notes in place of the first two or the last two notes of a group of...