Tim Manning Dulcimer Shop Play both sides of both bridges!! If you know anything about dulcimers you will know that usually to the right of the bass bridge are a selection of random notes!! Whats all that about? I thought. A small shift in position of the bass bridge means you can play usefull notes to the right of the bass bridge. All my instruments are made in my workshop in Frome, Somerset They are built using European species timber from sustainable sources. Table Top Dulcimer Range from £ 400 More This is the baby of the pro range at present and is mini beauty and nicely constructed instrument. Harmony Dulcimer Range from £500 More This is the British standard size Dulcimer in the pro range. Maestro Range from £750 More The Maestro Classic looks very similar to this but without the edge felt. This is larger than British standard. Virtuoso Range 15 +15 +8 from £900 More The Virtuoso is slightly larger than a Maestro 15+15 and adds a set of wound low bass strings. Virtuoso 'Special' Pro Dulcimer 15 +15 +8 £1250 mmmm
Tiny Desk Concerts APPLICATIONS | MXP4 Pocket Calculator's Vintage Boombox and Ghetto Blaster Museum This is our homage to some of the greatest and most innovative portable stereos of all time, a Ghettoblaster Hall of Fame. The models below are the hallmarks of quality and innovation in the portable stereo world. You will not find anything comparable in today’s price-conscious and disposable marketplace, they are but fading memories of another time. Limited production and heavy price tags made many of these stereos exotic even in their heyday. While there’s no substitute for the real deal, we hope you enjoy a virtual tour of some of the coolest stereos of all time. Big Ben? Released: 198? MR-X20 w/ Exposed Subwoofer. What’s the definition of “ghettoblaster?” Released: 1984 MSRP: $??? Conion stereo catalog. In 1981, Panasonic released what resembles a home stereo system in portable form. Released: 1981 MSRP: $749 USD Dimensions: 56cm x 33.3cm x 17.6cm Weight: 9.0kg Output: 15W (7.5W/channel) Dolby B NR, 3 Memory TPS System, 0.05% WRMS Released: 1981 MSRP: $??? JVC Stereo Catalog.
Home | Sky Orchestra Dancing mania Dancing mania (also known as dancing plague, choreomania, St John's Dance and, historically, St. Vitus' Dance) was a social phenomenon that occurred primarily in mainland Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries. It involved groups of people dancing erratically, sometimes thousands at a time. Affecting thousands of people across several centuries, dancing mania was not an isolated event, and was well documented in contemporary reports. The several theories proposed range from religious cults being behind the processions to people dancing to relieve themselves of stress and put the poverty of the period out of their minds. Definition[edit] Outbreaks[edit] Several women who annually visit the chapel of St. Dancing mania appears to have completely died out by the mid-17th century.[6]: 46 According to John Waller, although numerous incidents were recorded, the best documented cases are the outbreaks of 1374 and 1518, for which there is abundant contemporary evidence.[5] Tarantism[edit] Notes
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