Tablature:

The Parting Glass, arranged by Burt Kahn.

Stay safe and keep on playin’!

Kevin Teague

Teacher:

• Linda Bowshier, located in Ohio

Club:

• Dulcimer Society of Trumbull County, located in Ohio

Tablature:

• The Wellerman, submitted by Burt Kahn

Festival:

• Colorado Dulcimer Festival, May 4th – 6th.
• www.coloradodulcimerfestival.com

Teachers:

• Wendy Songe, Oklahoma
• P. Allen Macfarlane, Kansas

Tablature:

• Sakura (Cherry Blossom Song), Burt Kahn

Find more information on the Teachers & Tablature pages.

Stay safe and keep on playin’!

Kevin Teague

Dulcimer Club:

• Wildwood Strings, located in Petersburg, IL
• Morehead Mountain Strings Dulcimer Club, located in Morehead, KY

Tablature:

Ode To Joy (4 parts), by Burt Kahn

Stay safe and keep on playin’!

Kevin Teague

Teacher:

Bing Futch, located in Orlando, FL. He teaches mountain dulcimer, ukulele, Native American flute, music theory, songwriting, music production, and performance. See more info on the Teachers page.

Club:

Hills of Kentucky Dulcimers, located in Covington, KY. See more info on the Clubs page.

I hope everyone is having a great holiday season!

Stay safe and keep on playin’!

Kevin Teague

13^th annual New Mexico Dulcimer Festival

October 28-29, 2022

Albuquerque, NM

Returning to a 2-day in-person format, workshops on mountain and hammered dulcimers plus other instruments, concerts, jams, open mics.

Mountain dulcimer:  Steven K. Smith (OH), Susan Trump (NY), Irma Reeder (NM). Hammered dulcimer:  Colin Beasley (AL), Joshua Messick (CO), Scott Reeder (NM).

Tablature:

Sweet, Sweet Spirit – David Hooten

Teacher:

Heidi Muller, Joseph, Oregon

From Burt Kahn:

• The Birch Tree (A 3-part round)

• Never Weather-Beaten Sail (tab, midi, video)- Kevin Teague
• Git Along, Little Dogies (tab, midi) – Ben D’Ooge
• Frere Jacques (round) (tab, midi) – Burt Kahn

You can find these and many more on the tablature page.

Stay safe and keep on playin’!

Kevin Teague

Aloutte (Round) – Burt Kahn

Note from Burt: Rounds are a fun way for a  group play songs. The key to rounds is timing (when to start and finish, while maintaining the proper rhythm throughout the song).
I think that it is necessary to have all of the parts of the round in front of each player. It can be confusing to see all the different lines of tab. I would suggest making multiple copies of each song and using a highlighter to mark each part. That way one could play any part in the song. 

You Raise Me Up – David Hooten

Sanctuary – David Hooten

You can find these and many more on the tablature page.

Stay safe and keep on playin’!

Kevin Teague