Happy Birthday to Me

Lois Hornbostel plays "Chez Seychelles" on solo mountain dulcimer on the companion recording from her book, CAJUN FAVORITES FOR MOUNTAIN DULCIMER.

Cajun Favorites For The Mountain Dulcimer

Chez Seychelles [In The Seychelles]

"Roseland" © 2012 Ehukai Teves. From his CD, "One Kiss" © 2013 Ehukai Teves. 

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"Roseland" by Ehukai Teves

Traditional North Carolina fiddle tune played on mountain dulcimer by Lois Hornbostel, with Ken Bloom on guitar and Jeff Furman on banjo. From Lois's recording "Dulcimer Jubilee." © 1996 Lois Hornbostel. 

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"Breakin' Up Christmas" Lois Hornbostel

From Lois Hornbostel's CD "Dulcimer Jubilee!" ©1997 Alarka Recordings. Lois Hornbostel mountain dulcimer. Jeff Furman banjo. Kenneth Bloom guitar. Traditional fiddle tunes from Lois's Mel Bay book, American Fiddle Tunes for Mountain Dulcimer.

Dulcimer Jubilee!

Little Billy Wilson/ Hangman's Reel

Two American old-time string band fiddle tunes played by Lois Hornbostel on Southern Appalachian mountain dulcimer. From Lois's CD "Dulcimer Jubilee!" Ken Bloom, guitar and Jeff Furman, banjo join in on Hangman's Reel."

Lois Hornbostel and Ehukai Teves play the lively traditional Irish set dance tune, "King of the Fairies," in a fingerpicked fretted dulcimer duet from their "Melodious Meeting" CD with autoharper Mike Fenton. © 2012 Alarka Recordings. The CD contains Irish, original, American old-time and Cajun music and is available from www.dulcimermusic.net/music-store/

Melodic Meeting

King of the Fairies

Traditional Irish dance tune, crosspicked by Lois Hornbostel on mountain dulcimer from her CD "Dulcimer Enchantment." Tuning DGD, key of G. Janet Furman plays fiddle. Also known as "The Spanish Cloak," this tune, together with its fandango-like melody, indicates that it might be a remnant of the days when the Spanish Armada occupied Ireland's West Coast.

Dulcimer Enchantment

"The Munster Cloak" performed by Lois Hornbostel

From Lois: The mountain dulcimer can have a silky tone and mellowness that first made me love it.  Here’s a medley that uses that voice, from my “Dulcimer Enchantment” CD,  "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes” was a popular melody before English playwright Ben Johnson wrote its words (called ’To Celia’) in 1616 .  The latter tune, “Give Me Your Hand," was composed around 1603 by blind Derry, Ireland harpist Ruaidri Dáll Ó Catháin. He wrote it as a gesture of reconciliation for the Scottish Lady Ellington. Lois Hornbostel, fingerpicked acoustic mountain dulcimer; Jerry Rockwell, guitar; Janet Furman, harp.

Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes/Give Me Your Hand

©2020 Ehukai J. Teves and Lois Hornbostel. This song, featuring Ehukai Teves on vocals and mountain dulcimer, is one of hope and comfort as we let go of 2020’s hardships and reach out for better times to come.

Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes/Give Me Your Hand

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