Re: [HD] Flight-friendly dulcimers?

[Kenkolodner@aol.com]

Hi Deb:
 
If I just want something to play, I sometimes take the Masterworks soprano. 
 It is a 16/15. I would not consider the instrument for performance and not 
 for jamming either. But just to have an instrument to play/practice, it 
works  fine and is quite small, easily passing through the security belt and  
eliciting zero comments from the airlines. 
 
Ken  
 
 
In a message dated 3/13/2012 4:44:01 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
djustice@wesleyan.edu writes:

Hi  everyone,

It's looking more and more like there'll continue to be lots  of flying and
dulcimer playing in my future. I love my big huge James Jones  instrument,
but it would be really nice to have something that would  potentially come
along as slightly smaller luggage. But a 12/11 or  something isn't gonna do
it...some degree of bass section is just too  important! Any suggestions on
airplane-tested  options?

Thanks!

Deborah Justice
PhD Candidate
Department  of Folklore and Ethnomusicology
Indiana  University


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