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Dulcitar

The dulcitar is a variant of the Appalachian dulcimer, which retains the dulcimer's diatonic fret layout yet features a long neck that is intended to be

Dulcitar

Appalachian dulcimer

Fretted string instrument

explored, and later patented, by Homer Ledford, and called the "dulcitar." (see below) Dulcitar (also stick dulcimer or strum-stick): a long-necked fretted

Appalachian dulcimer

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Vidal Golosinas

Spanish confectionery manufacturer

Relle Nolas SoftFruit Dulci Nubes Melons Dipper Zoom Glas Frut Rolla Belta Dulcitar Dulci Pica Pompito Bolitren Rolling Pali Pica As well as their base in

Vidal Golosinas

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Life Before Insanity

2000 studio album by Gov't Mule

guitar on "I Think You Know What I Mean", fretless bass on "Far Away", dulcitar on "In My Life" Matt Abts – drums, djembe, ashika on "In My Life" Michael

Life Before Insanity

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Homer Ledford

American musician and instrument maker

of the dulcitar, and also made dulcijos and dulcibros. Ledford was also a skilled innovator in instrument design. In addition to the dulcitar, he experimented

Homer Ledford

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Stringed instrument tunings

Tunings for stringed musical instruments

Strumstick 3 strings 3 courses Standard/common: G3 D4 G4 Alternate: F3 C4 F4 Dulcitar, Dulcimer stick, Strumbly, Standard Strumstick US Other sizes exist. General

Stringed instrument tunings

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Eric Ambel discography

And Run" 2003: Marshall Crenshaw - What's In The Bag? (Razor & Tie) - Dulcitar, bass on "Take Me With U" 2005: Terry Anderson - Terry Anderson And The

Eric Ambel discography

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What's in the Bag?

2003 studio album by Marshall Crenshaw

vibraphone Greg Leisz – steel guitar Jane Scarpantoni – cello Eric Ambel – dulcitar, bass Tom Teeley – guitar What's in the Bag? at AllMusic Christgau, Robert

What's in the Bag?

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September 1927

Month of 1927

instrument maker nicknamed "The Stradivarius of the Dulcimer"; inventor of the dulcitar; in Alpine, Tennessee (d. 2006) The discovery of a rich gold vein was made

September 1927