This is a short podcast, generated by Googles, Notebooklm on reading my latest book: Stick Dulcimer Making Book with plans and course notes.  the book is available for sale on Amazon, https://mybook.to/stick-dulcimer-book The standard paperback and also a hardcover version: The book leads you through the Stick Dulcimer making course, chapter by chapter, focusing on simple luthier tips and techniques. The QR codes in the book help to update the making process, as well as linking to useful older videos. They are scannable by almost any smartphone, and older ones with a free QR reader app. The methods in the course could apply to many other kinds of string instrument. I have spent the last two years working on this, updating my processes, filming extra content, and many months of formatting and editing. The book has plenty of content to explore, for players, as well as makers. I really hope for the book helps you on your creative journey! If you have questions, please let me know! Michael J King

Stick Dulcimer Making Book launch, Podcast review

Hi, I'm Jean-Charles.
I'm a music lover, but you probably guessed that if you're here.
I am proud to be a "Ch'ti". For those who don't know, it means I come from Northern France, a land known for its values of human warmth, simplicity, and friendliness. That said, I was "adopted" by the Jura region. It was there, through the Besançon International Competition for Young Conductors, that I discovered classical music from a fascinating angle that deeply left its mark on me.
I love the diversity of music and cultures. I have a special affection for the recorder, opera, piano, zither, oboe, clarinet, trumpet, pan flute, and harmonica.
My goal here, through my reposts, is to offer you a journey through time and space.
In this regard, I want to express my immense respect for Pandora Records. Founded by Al Goldstein, this visionary label chose, after ceasing operations, to release its entire back catalog under an open license. A large part of the tracks I share here comes from this invaluable archive. Thanks to their generosity, we can rediscover these historical interpretations (often on period instruments) that might otherwise have been forgotten.
Thank you all for the talent you share here.
Wishing you great listening and happy discoveries!
Check out my other specialized pages:
GO WITH THE WIND - Recorder / Blockflote / Flûte à bec : (@go-with-the-wind)
HARP and ZITHER - Harp, Kannel, Kantele, Gusli, Zither... : (@zither-et-cetra)

Maker of Musical Instruments since 2002, www.michaeljking.com