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The Best Dulcimer Method Yet by Albert Gamse is a dulcimer instruction and sheet music book for players of 3- and 4-string dulcimers. Combining practical instruction with 139 musical selections, it brings together guided lessons, notation, and performance material in a single volume for anyone exploring traditional dulcimer music through structured study and an extensive collection of repertoire.

This edition includes 139 selections together with dulcimer notation, lyrics, instructional text, performance notes, and instructional photos. The combination of explanatory material and musical examples allows players to apply each concept while exploring a wide variety of traditional selections, making the book both an instructional reference and an enjoyable collection of music. The instructional content and accompanying repertoire are organized to encourage continued use, allowing readers to return to individual lessons and musical selections as they build familiarity with the instrument and expand their playing experience.

Albert Gamse's proven method has helped expand interest in the dulcimer through practical exercises and a broad repertoire that encourages regular playing and continued musical discovery. By pairing instructional guidance with complete musical selections, the book serves as both a learning reference and a song collection that can be revisited over time. The inclusion of notation, lyrics, performance notes, and instructional photos provides additional context for the music while supporting a practical approach to studying and performing each selection. The varied collection offers many opportunities to enjoy traditional melodies while developing confidence through regular practice and repeated performance.

The collection is designed to remain useful beyond the first reading, providing instructional material alongside an extensive library of music that can be revisited whenever new pieces are explored.