Learn all you ever wanted to know and more about the Ukulele and what makes it special.

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Our artwork is by Vashaun Brandon. Find him all over the internet at graphite.vmb.

The music in this episode was "Waikiki" by Filmstro. Find more of their music at filmstro.com/music.

You can follow Nora on Twitter and Instagram at cane_eye. You can find their other podcast at anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms or wherever you get your podcasts by searching Siblings and Fandoms.

You can find Mary online at maryamato.com. Thank you very much for listening!

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Feldman, Allan. “Reflections on How Bluegrass Music Is Different from Old Time Appalachian Music and Why There Can Be No Name That Will Cover Both No Matter What Nashville or the Media Is Presently Saying.” Dwight Diller Friends and Links - Blue Grass and Old Time, 1980, web.archive.org/web/20110928211345/www.dwightdiller.com/bluegrass.html.

“Old Time Fiddle.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 7 May 2020, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_time_fiddle.

“TOTFA Stories.” Texas Old Time Fiddlers Association, Texas Old Time Fiddlers Association, www.totfa.org/about/stories/texas_fiddle.htm.

Learn all you ever wanted to know and more about Old-Time Fiddle music and what makes it special.

Follow the podcast on Instagram at modernmusicalorigins and on Twitter at MusicOriginPod or send us an email at modernmusicalorigins@gmail.com

You can support us financially at patreon.com/modernmusicalorigins

Our artwork is by Vashaun Brandon. Find him all over the internet at graphite.vmb.

The music in this episode was "Back in '89" by Lyman Enloe, performed by Clara Delfina.

You can follow Nora on Twitter and Instagram at cane_eye. You can find their other podcast at anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms or wherever you get your podcasts by searching Siblings and Fandoms.

You can find Clara online at claradelfina.net. Thank you very much for listening!

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Feldman, Allan. “Reflections on How Bluegrass Music Is Different from Old Time Appalachian Music and Why There Can Be No Name That Will Cover Both No Matter What Nashville or the Media Is Presently Saying.” Dwight Diller Friends and Links - Blue Grass and Old Time, 1980, web.archive.org/web/20110928211345/www.dwightdiller.com/bluegrass.html.

“Old Time Fiddle.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 7 May 2020, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_time_fiddle.

“TOTFA Stories.” Texas Old Time Fiddlers Association, Texas Old Time Fiddlers Association, www.totfa.org/about/stories/texas_fiddle.htm.

Learn all you ever wanted to know and more about the Hammer Dulcimer and what makes it special.

Follow the podcast on Instagram at modernmusicalorigins and on Twitter at MusicOriginPod or send us an email at modernmusicalorigins@gmail.com

You can support us financially at patreon.com/modernmusicalorigins

Our artwork is by Vashaun Brandon. Find him all over the internet at graphite.vmb.

You can follow Nora on Twitter and Instagram at cane_eye. You can find their other podcast at anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms or wherever you get your podcasts by searching Siblings and Fandoms.

You can find Karen at karenashbrook.com. Thank you very much for listening!

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“Hammered Dulcimer.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 1 July 2020, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammered_dulcimer.

Strauss-Riggs, Nora, and Karen Ashbrook. “Interview with Karen Ashbrook on the Hammer Dulcimer.” 30 July 2020.

“The Hammered Dulcimer.” Smithsonian Institution, The Smithsonian Institution, www.si.edu/spotlight/hammered-dulcimer.