Ted Yoder

Ted Yoder is a renowned American hammered dulcimer player whose remarkable musicianship has garnered significant attention across the United States and beyond. With an unparalleled ability to bring a contemporary touch to a traditional instrument, Yoder has effectively bridged the gap between classic and modern music, introducing the dulcimer to audiences in a fresh and compelling way. His rise to viral fame came in 2016 when a Facebook live video of him covering Tears for Fears' "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" from his backyard, accompanied by his pet raccoon, captivated millions.

Throughout his discography, including releases like "Forever Young," "Emotive, Vol. 1," and "Dust in the Wind," Yoder showcases not only his profound skill on the dulcimer but also his deep emotional connection to music, making his compositions and arrangements resonate with listeners. Albums like "Shadowlight" and "Songs from the Orchard" further display his versatility and flair for crafting soundscapes that blend elements of folk, rock, and classical music. On stage, whether performing solo or with the Ted Yoder Band, his live shows are an enchanting mix of storytelling, musicianship, and a casual, welcoming atmosphere that invites audiences into the heart of each performance. Yoder's unique blend of technical prowess and heartfelt expression continues to redefine perceptions of the hammered dulcimer, making him a pivotal figure in contemporary instrumental music.

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Forever Young
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