The Cimbalom World Association (CWA) aims to bring together artists who play cimbalom and similar instruments like yangqin, santur, hackbrett, hammered dulcimer, tympanon, qanun, kantele, etc. as well as interested organisations and individuals.

Dutch platform for amateur musicians playing Hungarian, Romanian, Russian and other Folk Music and Gipsy Music of Balkan Countries Dutch platform for amateur musicians playing Hungarian,
Romanian, Russian and other Folk Music and Gipsy Music of Balkan Countries

The community site for Cimbalom and dulcimer enthusiasts in Japan.

One of the oldest and largest Marimba community site. Many prominent Marimba players flocks around the message board. Sponsor of www.cimbalom.org.

The Museum of Music History was established in 1969 at the Institute for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The idea was to gather musical relics, old instruments that are an integral part of music history, on a scientific basis which would enable the historical investigation and presentation of instruments and musical remains.

The Nonsuch Dulcimer Club is a UK based organisation for anyone interested in Hammered, or Mountain Dulcimers. The club was formed in 1993 by a group of Hammered Dulcimer players, but quickly extended its activities to the Mountain Dulcimer. It now has over 150 members who play one (or both) of these instruments. Although most of the members live in the UK, we also have members in Europe, Australia, the USA and several other countries.

Parcassive Arts Society

Welcome to a page about dulcimers from many traditions.
Dulcimer, cimbalom, Hackbrett, salterio, santur, sandouri ....
Brought to you by Gillian Alcock: dulcimer maker, player, music publisher, teacher and writer.

Also hosts a page for Australian Hammered Dulcimer Association.

A central source for all general information on Hammered Dulcimers, Dulcimer Music, Players, Festivals, Teachers, Techniques, Resources, and more