No instrument can do what the dulcimer does best� leave things out. Oh sure, we can do regular music stuff, BUT when we make 2-stop chords, the lack of a defining third (or sometimes a fifth!) creates a nuance no other instrument can duplicate. The implying of chords leads the player and the listener into a world of soft resolve. Finger-picked, flat-picked or strummed, Albert d�Ossche�s tune is a gentle bridge to complex simplicity.
No instrument can do what the dulcimer does best� leave things out. Oh sure, we can do regular music stuff, BUT when we make 2-stop chords, the lack of a defining third (or sometimes a fifth!) creates a nuance no other instrument can duplicate. The implying of chords leads the player and the listener into a world of soft resolve. Finger-picked, flat-picked or strummed, Albert d�Ossche�s tune is a gentle bridge to complex simplicity.
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