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Hammer Dulcimer made by Frederick Barley, 1902 | |
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| This dulcimer picture shows, I think, what often happens to old dulcimers: after all those years of having strings stretched across them, they tend to twist out of shape a bit. Look carefully at the top & the bottom edges. | ||
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Click on either the instrument picture or the programme images to return to the Strings Page I love the style of the programme, but if ONLY Mr. Kirk had listed the pieces he was playing! |
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Close up of the "chess pieces" |
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This is a copy of a medieval/Tudor style dulcimer. These pictures don't show how much smaller this one really is - the Victorian one is about 90 cm. across the longest side, this one's about 60 cm. |
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