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Dulcimer Web Ring
The Dulcimer Webring links quality sites related to all forms of dulcimers and dulcimer music. The ring welcomes any site with original information about Mountain Dulcimers, Hammered Dulcimers, Appalachian, Bluegrass and Folk instruments.
Something New!
I've created a forum for my rings. A place to ask questions and hopefully get answers about navbar codes or anything else webring related. If you are a member of any of my rings you are welcome to join. And if you have any rings of your own or you have created a new ring you can tell about it here.
The sound of a dulcimer can often bring up images of rolling green Appalachian hills. The instrument has become a part of American folk music, though it has roots in the Middle East. While there are two main types of dulcimers, both are similar in nature and many musicians often play both the Hammered and Appalachian dulcimers.
A damsel with a dulcimer In a vision once I saw: It was an Abyssinian maid, And on her dulcimer she played, Singing of Mount Abora.
- Samuel Taylor Coleridge
As with all my rings there are 2 main rules.
1. All sites must be family safe. No porn, No racial or religious hate please.
2. The ring code must be installed on the page you submit.
