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Sycamore Rapids, with The Trout: hammered dulcimer solo by Timothy Seaman

http://www.timothyseaman.com This original composition (with a quote from Franz Schubert's famous lied 'The Trout') tells the story of a canoe ride early in the morning through rapids on a Virginia river (specifically, the James River at James River State Park, or the Shenandoah River at Andy Guest Shenandoah River State Park). Come along with us! The Sycamore and Red Maple trees hang over the banks, and fish are waiting! At the midpoint, 'The Trout' signifies some quiet angling before heading for some more white water. Catch any fish? Any canoes capsize? I hope your personal flotation device was well fitted! The studio recording with other instruments added can be found in the album Sycamore Rapids, here: http://timothyseaman.com/index.php/di... The arrangement, intending to create the impression of paddling through swift water, incorporates a variety of hammered dulcimer techniques, including parallel octaves, syncopated separated hands with two-note and three-note right hand chording, single drones, multiple key changes, switching hammer surfaces, playing with dampers depressed, conversationally varied melody lines, extended chord rolls, rhythmic 16th-note fill, variances in meter, etc.