The Sweet Sounds and Singing Strings of Dedicated Dulcimers

For anyone who enjoys the melodious sound of dulcimers – both hammered and mountain style – Roving Folk, on Phoenix Radio in Halifax, West Yorkshire – in association with the Nonsuch Dulcimer Club – brings you the:

Nonsuch Newsletter Audio Supplement, Summer 2022 No 9

Our aim is to give the Newsletter an added audio dimension. The latest edition of Dulcimer Junction continues to support the music and information printed in the Nonsuch Newsletter – and includes contributions from Nonsuch members – and links to a number of articles within the newsletter.

This is edition No.9, and – again – we have amazing variety – Ashley Hutchings – mountain dulcimer links; tunes to play; music linked to a concert review; Jean Ritchie remembered in an Ozark Mountain Radio podcast by Aubrey Atwater; a song of hope for the future; the sounds of a hommel or épinette; and music from the Paganini of the fiddle – James Hill.

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Playlist & Links for Audio Supplement No.9

  1. Steeleye Span – Copshawholme Fair – See also Ashley Hutchings | Official Website
  2. Damian Clarke – Meet me on the corner (clip). See Covered4Cancer | Damian Clarke / Humstrum (bandcamp.com)
  3. Maclaine Colston & Saul Rose – Bold Fisherman. See Sand & Soil | Maclaine Colston & Saul Rose (bandcamp.com)
  4. Eddie & Finbar Furey – Pretty Saro (clip)
  5. Aubrey Atwater – Jean Ritchie & Pretty Saro
  6. Atwater-Donnelly Trio – The Jamestown Homeward Bound
  7. Dan Evans – Banks of the Lee – See Dan Evans – English Dulcimer (english-dulcimer.com)
  8. Gordon Bok · Ann Mayo Muir · Ed Trickett – Julian of Norwich
  9. Michel Terlinck – Organdi, See also Demonstration of ‘ORGANDI’ (Gilles Chabenat) – YouTube
  10. Lisa Warburton – The Hawk
  11. Tom McConville With Chris Newman – The Hawk Polka – See Tom McConville Jimmy’s Fiddle and James Hill (theladslikebeer.com)

Previous editions of Dulcimer Junction can be found on Mixcloud.

Dulcimer Junction is brought to you by Ken Hudson. Ken also hosts Roving Folk – the 4th Sunday Folk Show. on Phoenix FM. Have a listen!