Ralph Lee Smith is a leading authority on the history of the Appalachian dulcimer and is a performer and teacher of traditional American folk music. He is the author of Folk Songs of Old Virginia (2009) and Greenwich Village: The Happy Folk Singing Days, 1950s and 1960s (2008).
A complete and thorough book that reveals little-known facts about
the dulcimer's origins on the early Appalachian frontier and its
design traditions. A good choice for libraries with strong
music/ethnomusicology collections.
*Library Journal*
Smith's research...has been extensive and generally well
documented, and his book will be a useful resource for anyone
interested in the dulcimer, Appalachian history, or folk music in
general.
*Ethnomusicology*
A complete and thorough book that reveals little-known facts about
the dulcimer's origins on the early Appalachian frontier and its
design traditions. A good choice for libraries with strong
music/ethnomusicology collections. * Library Journal *
Smith's research...has been extensive and generally well
documented, and his book will be a useful resource for anyone
interested in the dulcimer, Appalachian history, or folk music in
general. * Ethnomusicology *
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