"This Is My Father's World", "Amazing Grace/Inisheer", and "Morning Has Broken", all in the key of G. These beautiful, familiar tunes lend themselves well to the combination of instruments selected. There are no tricky rhythms or techniques, so busy musicians can work them up with little preparation. The harp part has two formats: intermediate level for full range lever harp, and a beginner arrangement for

72 pages, 47 tunes. Still the best beginning book around because it addresses the beginner from wherever he/she needs to start. If you have no music background, you can learn to play by number (as taught in college music courses and understood equally well by music novices and experienced musicians). Playing by ear or standard notation? It's all there. There’s an intro to dulcimer which includes how to hold

166 pages, more than 70 lessons, 123 tunes. Answers the question “Where do I go from here?” An encyclopedia of embellishments. Starts very simply and builds to such skills as left-right independence and two against three.

INDEX OF TUNES: Alexander's Hornpipe, All the Pretty Littie Horses, All Through the Night, American Rifle Team, Ashgrove, Aura Lee, Beautiful Dreamer, Bill Cheatham, Billy in

Do you know that feeling? That you are touched by music, sometimes even by a single tone? That a musician is completely in the music from the first tone?

Sound diving is a method of working on the intensity and experience of music.

Sound diving is improvising a piece of music or playing just one note in about 30 seconds and listening to it intensely. You play that part or note with your whole