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Music I’d Like To Hear #135

Mouthbow and Jew’s harp players – Taiwan

Author DougPosted on August 8, 2017August 8, 2017Categories Music I'd Like To HearTags Jew's harp, Mouthbow2 Comments on Music I’d Like To Hear #135

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I'm currently doing well after a back surgery, but it will be about six weeks before I can start delicately working on dulcimers again.
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If I get bored, I'll lap the other face, which looks more like the surface of the moon than a sharpening stone!
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My wife Cynthia and I rarely play music together,

My wife Cynthia and I rarely play music together, but when we do, it is always a memorable experience.
In this photo, we are playing our arrangement of the ever popular Pachelbel's Canon in D, arranged for Stumpf fiddle and tuned pop bottles.
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