Today we are learning about scales. Scales help us learn where the notes are on the hammered dulcimer. And the better we learn, the more and more beautiful music we can make!

Scales either go up and down as the notes are played. After you've practiced playing scales with notes going higher, then try to play scales starting from the highest note and going lower! You can do it!

Now take your note strips away. Can you still play the scales?

Thanks for watching our first lesson! This is part of our video tutorial series for the book "My Hammered Dulcimer". This book comes along with the purchase of our Fledgling Hammered Dulcimer.

Here are our product pages for the new Fledgling hammered dulcimer models:

--Fledgling 9/8 One String Hammered Dulcimer: This is our first ever hammered dulcimer made especially for kids! You can choose your own color: Periwinkle Blue, Sky Blue, Yellow, or Pink. Mine is Lilac, which is a special order color. This product has one string per course, making 17 total strings for easy tuning. For one like the dulcimer in this video, check out:
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--Fledgling 9/8 Two String Hammered Dulcimer: For two strings per course, check out this Fledgling model. It comes with the natural wood grain:

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Songbird Dulcimers sells quality, affordable hammered dulcimers for adults and kids alike! Check out our website at: [ Ссылка ]

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