Canon in D Chinese Hammered Dulcimer

By Stormlizard ^club

15 Dec 2013 - 7 comments | Translate title into English

Johann Pachelbel baptised September 1, 1653 – buried March 9, 1706

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Stormlizard ^club

I agree Sue, but none the less wonderful for that.

12 years ago.

Stormlizard ^club

Glad you enjoyed it Pam. Thanks you are welcome.

11 years ago.

Mickey fez

brilliant piece John

11 years ago.

Stormlizard ^club has replied to Mickey fez

Glad you enjoyed it Mickey.
Thank you.

11 years ago.

Stormlizard ^club

Great Max, you are welcome.

11 years ago.

Stormlizard ^club

You're most welcome Pam.
Thanks for commenting.

9 years ago.

Stormlizard ^club

You are more than welcome, I learned of this version from a Chinese lady Busker I met at the 14th International Friendship Festival in Himeji, Japan.
She was playing Western classical pieces on a Traditional 2 string Erhu, or Chinese violin as it is also known, an instrument used both solo and in groups. I knew of Hammered dulcimers from Thailand, but had never heard or seen a Chinese one before seeing this.

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