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In this audio, a range of unusual and less frequently used Appalachian Dulcimer chords are explored and demonstrated. The Appalachian Dulcimer, also known as the mountain dulcimer, is a stringed instrument often associated with the music of the Appalachia region in the United States. The audio opens with a brief overview of the instrument, describing its unique sound and role in traditional music. Following this, the narrator dives into demonstrating a variety of uncommon chords. Each chord is presented individually, with the narrator first naming the chord, then strumming it on their dulcimer. Listeners can hear the distinctive, resonant tones of the instrument as the chords are struck, varying from deep, rich sounds to higher, more delicate notes. Throughout the audio, the narrator provides useful tips and guidance on how to play these chords, including their finger placement on the dulcimer's fretboard and the correct strumming technique to achieve the desired sound. The audio is
