Jeff Lambert Builds and Plays Mountain Dulcimer

[@aaronflinner6431]

My name is Aaron. These are nice dulcimers. You are quite a good craftsman sir. I am currently saving up for a dulcimer (a cardboard one for now) so I can play for my family and hopefully in church someday. I want to bring glory to God through music. I'm not a good singer, so the dulcimer seems like a good way to play melodies. God bless you, and your work for giving God glory in your work. Maybe one day I can be a customer.

[@mikebadilla6970]

Thank You so much.

[@calliefrances]

Dulcimer music still rings in Henderson County because of Brother Jeff!

[@tinyguitars]

Great, and I especially like the comment at the end about using the dulcimers to further the Kingdom! My thoughts exactly! May God continue to bless you brother. :)

[@bingfutch]

Sweet video!

[@awaa1134]

Jeff, Keep 'em comin'!

[@smb0621]

Jeff, I love to watch this video! Thank you for my dulcimer, I really enjoy it. It is a beautiul instrament. Eric (Paco)

[@RavenMadd9]

great video Rev!

[@alangarrett]

Love your heart!

[@alliecat1941]

Well i play keyboard by ear..and use auto chording because i cant multifinger chord. This looks musch easier..Im wondering how i could get one..How much do you charge to make one?

[@erichuff6945]

The banjo came from Africa and the mountain dulcimer is a reconfigured version of a German zither.

[@sinclairgallant2992]

How to order

[@x6j12]

What's up 'Rev?

[@mustamuri]

Wufh! :-)

[@x6j12]

Reverand Jeff Lambert. LOL!

[@zimthomas7571]

banjos arent native to america=/

[@smb0621]

Jeff, I love to watch this video! Thank you for my dulcimer, I really enjoy it. It is a beautiul instrament. Eric (Paco)

[@jeffreyalambert9004]

This is his granddaughter browsing KZbin, and I'm sure my Papaw would love that you're happy with your dulcimer!