• Front cover of Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer by Steve Eulberg, mountain dulcimer instruction book
  • Table of contents of Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer by Steve Eulberg
  • Table of contents, continued, of Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer
  • Sample page from Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer: Dominant 7th Chords: The Foundation
  • Sample page from Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer: Blues Scales In A
  • St. Louis Blues in mountain dulcimer tab, from Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer by Steve Eulberg
  • Back cover of Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer by Steve Eulberg
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Steve Eulberg - Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer

Steve Eulberg - Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer

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Introducing Steve Eulberg's "Playing Blues On The Mountain Dulcimer"! This is a must-have music book for all mountain dulcimer enthusiasts, featuring renowned jazz and blues performer Steve Eulberg. Get ready to take your dulcimer playing to the next level with 86 pages of songs, technique, and yes - even fun! Who says regular old mountain dulcimers can't get down and jam some blues!? Trust us, you won't find a mountain dulcimer book "dulce-r" than this one!

INSTANT DOWNLOAD · NOTHING SHIPSWe email your download link the moment you buy. Unzip the folder, then print or play from any device.How downloads work

Your ZIP file will include:

  • The complete book, in PDF format (86 pages)
  • A folder with recordings of each song, in MP3 format, so that you can hear the song as it is written (55 tracks)

This book is published by Fingers Of Steel®, and is made available here as an authorized, licensed download.

About the author: Steve Eulberg

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Pete Knowland
Playing The Blues on a Mountain Dulcimer

Excellent intro to the blues. Steve knows how to teach.

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Rosalie Fisher
Playing the blues

If you like the blues this book is great. Besides all the blues scales there many tunes that are fun to learn and play.