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CLEVELAND MY HOMETOWN

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My Hammered Dulcimer

My Hammered Dulcimer
There are various Hammered Dulcimer postings from YouTube of different tunes, and NO I'm not playing any of them.

The Hammered Dulcimer

The hammered dulcimer is an ancient trapezoidal musical instrument played by striking the strings with wooden hammers. Originating in the Middle East about 2000 years ago, English soldiers brought the instrument back to England after their failed attempt to conquer Persia during the Crusades about 1000 years ago. Dulcimers have many names in many lands: santur in the Middle East, yang q'in in China, hackbrett in Austria, zither in Germany, and cymbalom in Hungary. The name "dulcimer" is derived from Latin, meaning "sweet sound". Hammered dulcimers were popular in England during the reign of James I, when the Bible was translated into English as the King James Bible. The dulcimer was mentioned in the Book of Daniel 3:5 among other instruments "..the sound of the cornet, flute, harp, sackbut, psaltery, dulcimer, and all kinds of music..." The dulcimer was later mechanized to become what we now know as the harpsichord which later evolved in the piano.

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Tuesday, January 12, 2010

On military Service.

Several generations of Golch men have donned military uniforms for this country.The first one that I know of was my Great-great uncle Golch( I do not know his First name),he served during WW 1 my Dad Phillip R. Golch served in WW 2,and I served during the Viet Nam War.We all did this because we all have loved this country that much!
I know that there are most likely other Golch men who have served as well,unfortunately some are relatives that I do not know about, they may be distant relatives of my family.

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On military Service.

Several generations of Golch men have donned military uniforms for this country.The first one that I know of was my Great-great uncle Golch( I do not know his First name),he served during WW 1 my Dad Phillip R. Golch served in WW 2,and I served during the Viet Nam War.We all did this because we all have loved this country that much!
I know that there are most likely other Golch men who have served as well,unfortunately some are relatives that I do not know about, they may be distant relatives of my family.

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On military Service.

Several generations of Golch men have donned military uniforms for this country.The first one that I know of was my Great-great uncle Golch( I do not know his First name),he served during WW 1 my Dad Phillip R. Golch served in WW 2,and I served during the Viet Nam War.We all did this because we all have loved this country that much!
I know that there are most likely other Golch men who have served as well,unfortunately some are relatives that I do not know about, they may be distant relatives of my family.

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