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Mountain Dulcimer vs Hammered Dulcimer: What’s the Difference?

Mountain Dulcimer vs Hammered Dulcimer

The debate between the mountain dulcimer vs hammered dulcimer often confuses new folk musicians. They share the same name, but they’re two very different instruments with unique sounds, shapes, and ways of playing. If you’re trying to decide which one…

  • Julian Blake
  • November 13, 2025
  • String Instruments

Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer Buying Guide: Find Your Perfect Instrument

Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer buying guide

The Appalachian Mountain dulcimer is one of America’s most beautiful folk instruments. Its soft, sweet tone has echoed through mountain cabins and folk festivals for generations.  Today, more people are discovering this simple, soulful instrument and want to own one…

  • Julian Blake
  • November 12, 2025
  • String Instruments

What is a Dan Bau? Your Guide to Vietnam’s Magical Single String Instrument

What is a Dan Bau

The dan bau is a traditional Vietnamese instrument with a voice unlike any other. Even though it has just one string, it can create sounds so rich and emotional that people often compare it to the human voice.  This simple…

  • Julian Blake
  • September 28, 2025
  • String Instruments

Kemence vs Kamancheh: How Two “Little Bows” Tell Different Stories

Kemence vs Kamancheh

Many music lovers confuse kemence vs kamancheh because both instruments look similar. These traditional bowed instruments both have three strings and use horsehair bows.  But they come from different places and make different sounds. The Turkish kemence brings energy to…

  • Julian Blake
  • August 31, 2025
  • String Instruments

Why is Kemence Made from Juniper or Plum Wood?

Why is Kemence Made from Juniper or Plum Wood

So, why is kemence made from juniper or plum wood? The main reason is that these local woods give the instrument its special sound and are strong enough to last for a long time. Juniper wood is used to create…

  • Julian Blake
  • August 20, 2025
  • String Instruments

How to Play Low Notes on Kamancheh

How to Play Low Notes on Kamancheh

Learning how to play low notes on Kamancheh is often a big hurdle for players. Many students find their bottom notes sound scratchy, weak, or just plain muddy.  The secret to getting a deep, rich sound isn’t about using brute…

  • Julian Blake
  • August 19, 2025
  • String Instruments

Why Is Kamancheh Covered with Skin? The Secret to a Singing Sound

Why Is Kamancheh Covered with Skin

The answer to question: why is Kamancheh covered with skin? is simple, the skin acts as a natural sound filter. This isn’t just a tradition, it’s a clever design that removes harsh, sharp tones, giving the instrument its famously warm…

  • Julian Blake
  • August 18, 2025
  • String Instruments

Kabak Kemane vs Kamancheh: Deep Dive into Two Ancient Bowed Instruments

Kabak Kemane vs Kamancheh

If you’re a music fan, you might have heard of the kabak kemane and the kamancheh. At first, they might look like the same instrument. They’re both string instruments played with a bow, and they both rest on the player’s…

  • Julian Blake
  • August 14, 2025
  • String Instruments

The Story of Sasando The Bamboo Harp from Indonesia

The Story of Sasando the Bamboo Harp from Indonesia

Sasando the bamboo harp from Indonesia, is one of the most unique instruments you’ll ever see or hear. While most of us know what a guitar or a piano looks like, the Sasando is something else entirely.  It comes from…

  • Julian Blake
  • July 31, 2025
  • String Instruments

5 Amazing Facts About the Kora You Probably Didn’t Know

5 Amazing Facts About the Kora

Learning the essential facts about the kora is like discovering a 700 year old storyteller. This West African instrument is so much more than just strings and wood; its main job for centuries has been to keep the histories of…

  • Julian Blake
  • July 25, 2025
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