Hazel River on hammered dulcimer by Timothy Seaman
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2014
- www.timothyseaman.com Timothy Seaman plays an informal hammered dulcimer version on his Dusty Strings D600 of his original composition 'Hazel River' (copyright 1997 by Timothy Seaman, 2005 by Pine Wind Music, Inc.). The piece is meant to approximately represent a memorable hike in Shenandoah National Park in 1977.
Timothy and his fiancee Ro joined Henry Smith and his fiancee Cindy for a day hike from the Skyline Drive down the source of the Hazel River to a small waterfall beside a cave, then back up the mountain. At the time there were mighty hemlock trees and oaks, species since decimated by alien moths and aphids, and by fire --- but it's still a wonderful place to take a hike and observe the resiliency of the Blue Ridge forest!
A studio version with additional instruments is recorded on the album Here on this Ridge (timothyseaman.com/index.php/di...) and the compilation Common Wealth (timothyseaman.com/index.php/di....
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This beautiful music soothes the soul and uplifts our spirit.❤
Wonderful, thanks!
AMAZING!!!
A joy for the soul... Relaxing 🌼... Thank you
This ABSOLUTELY AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL!
Thank you. This was lovely
So beautiful!
I can’t wait to hear you play dulcimer at my wedding! October 16 is only a month away omg :p
Just beautiful, thank you
He's a good dancer.
Only when my hands are dancing with the hammers!
Love it! :-)
Please may I use this music from this song to make a tribute for our Police horses? I'm from Somerset in uk. Will give you credit for song and a shout out!
Yes, you certainly am glad to give permission, and thank you for the credit as well. Best wishes for the tribute!
Very curious about what the sticker on your dulcimer says! ???
'The hammered dulcimer... ancestor of the piano.' I found painfully that that identifier didn't work, because all that people would do is see the white and black markings and think they were key designators! There is no relation, and I would have to work to get them to understand that the hammers and multiple strings are what inspired the piano, not the whites and blacks...!
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that was fucking awesome!