by Ryan Pryor
February 09, 2021
Learn how to play "Castle on the Hill" by Ed Sheeran on the Seagull Merlin Stick Dulcimer Guitar! Watch the video and enjoy!
by Ryan Pryor
February 02, 2021
Time to add to your technique repertoire. "2-Finger Claw" is a pretty easy one that will make a straightforward strumming pattern into a more interesting version.
by Ryan Pryor
January 27, 2021
If you're not familiar with this song, go listen to it. It's a perfect tune to learn basic chords (even 1-Finger!), then progress up to the picking...
by Ryan Pryor
December 14, 2020
You can't possibly love good music and not also love Dolly Parton's "Jolene." Rumor has it she wrote this and "I Will Always Love You" in the same ...
by Ryan Pryor
December 11, 2020
"Live Oak" from Jason Isbell's Southeastern album, is a heartbreakingly beautiful song, and very straightforward as a 1-Finger or Multi-Finger son...
by Ryan Pryor
December 06, 2020
You own a Seagull Merlin dulcimer instrument and now you need to learn tuning! Let's hop to it!
by Ryan Pryor
November 23, 2020
There's no place like home for the holidays... especially in 2020. If you've found yourself hanging around the house with a little extra time on yo...
by Ryan Pryor
July 29, 2020
Stick Dulcimer Tuning
So if you're gonna play an instrument it better be in tune right, kind of sucks if it's not. So let's learn how to do that. ...
by Ryan Pryor
July 28, 2020
How to Play Stick Dulcimer Chords Pt. 2
Watch How to Play Stick Dulcimer Chords Lesson 1!
Now that was all kind of theory stuff the way I like to...
by Ryan Pryor
July 08, 2020
Video Transcription:
Welcome to the world of Stick Dulcimers! In our video today we're gonna walk through the basics of this instrument. For those...
by Ryan Pryor
June 18, 2020
How to Play Stick Dulcimer Chords
I was doing a video a moment ago, it was a Death Cab for Cutie song and I realized that I have been remiss in te...
by Ryan Pryor
January 29, 2020
Curious what the difference between a spruce top vs mahogany top Seagull Merlin? Spoiler alert: they're not identical.
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