Product Number:
30633M
Format:
Book + Online Audio
Skill Level:
Intermediate-Advanced
Notation Type:
Standard Notation and Tab
Pages:
340
Binding:
Perfect Binding
Size:
8.75 x 11.75
ISBN:
1-5134-6118-4
ISBN13:
978-15134-6118-2
Publisher:
Mel Bay Publications, Inc.
Date Published:
4/26/2018
Anne Dodson’s Field Guide to the Mountain Dulcimer, Book 2 continues from Field Guide to the Mountain Dulcimer, Book 1 (MB30608M), introducing two subsequent levels: “Branching Out” and “You Take the Driver’s Seat”. These additional levels will improve your understanding of the fretboard and allow more seasoned players to create their own arrangements. Inside you will find extensive exercises and lots of original tunes with accompanying audio tracks. Fun, relaxed and encouraging instruction is at the heart of Anne Dodson’s approach in this series. Book 2 offers more tunes in DAD tuning, but also introduces DGD and DAC tunings. Includes access to online audio.
Dedication
Acknowledgements and Credits
Introduction to Book 2
Blank TAB for three-string and four-string instruments and Chord Chart for DAD
Level II Branching Out
Level II Introduction: practice suggestions
Basic Chord Structure: a bit of music theory
Chord Forms: forms #1 & #2; movable forms to streamline your playing
Angles and Leanings and Tilts: visual shortcuts
Holding Forms: add polish to your playing
Accompaniment for Songs: chords and more ideas for your right hand
Other Tunings: DGD and DAC
The Capo: what it is and how it works
Fill, Color and “Twiddle-Diddles”: those “extra” notes
Review of Forms versus Positions: and some other things you need to know
Duets: suggestions for two or more dulcimers and/or other instruments
Take a Break Level II: some more tunes for you to play
Level III You Take the Driver’s Seat
Level III Introduction: you take the keys!
A Present for You: the magic trick of associated patterns
Advanced Chords and More Patterns:
Chord dissection, form #3, mirror images, angles again!
Advanced Accompaniment for Songs and Tunes:
chord relationships, transposition, primary and secondary chords
Ear Training:
hints for hearing harmonies and chord changes
Creating Your Own Arrangements:
building melodies and harmonies around chord forms
Playing with Four Equidistant Strings:
right and left hand techniques, form #4 chords, form #2 chord variations, “fill”
Advanced Techniques: double slides, mutes and harmonics
Brainteasers: tongue twisters for your fingers
Take a Break Level III: final tunes
Honoring the Silence: finding the music between the notes
Index of Song titles
A
Accord
Acworth
Alex’s Waltz
All Through the Night
Amaryllis
Angels We Have Heard on High
Ann’s Waltz
Around the Table
B
Back Page The
Blue’s First
Brainteaser
Brandon’s Favorite
C
Charleston
Chloe
Chocolat
Crawdad Hole
D
Duet in Two Tunings
E
Evening Papers The
F
For David
Forsythia
G
Gabriel
Gabriel’s Birthday
Geneva
Gentle Evening A
H
Halloween
I
In the Air
In the Kitchen
Isaiah
J
Joroko
Just One More Thing
K
Kai’s Holiday
Katherine’s Waltz
Kat’s Fancy
Kilduff
L
Lament
Lily
Love
M
Marielle
Martha’s Garden
Mary Kate
Mary Had...an Epiphany
Mary’s Evil Twin
Meadowlark
Meadowood
Mia
Michael’s Secret
Migration
Mild Winter A
Missy’s Waltz
Monarch
Mousetrap
Mutiny in Michigan
My Dame Has a Lame Tame
Crane
N
New Old Dog The
New Shoes
Noémie
North Haven Waltz
O
October’s End
Oh Susannah
One Day in April
One to Travel
Out to Lunch
P
Passage
Picardy
Problem Solved
Purdy
Q
Quarter Moon
R
Rainy Night The
Rest Lady Rest
Robin’s Return
S
San Singe
Scout’s Challenge
Shady Grove
Shady Grove Goes to Town
Shenandoah
Silent Night
Simple Gifts
Six Fine Ladies
Snow in Spring
South Paris
Sunday Morning
Sur le Pont d’Avignon
Swing Low Sweet Chariot
T
This is a Song
Three Blind Mice
U
Up Too Early
W Waiting
Walk on Ice
Wayfaring Stranger
When the Saints Go Marching In
Wisteria
Woodworker The
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