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Is that the great Joseph Sobol paying very close attention in the front row?
squarego1 1 year ago
Is that the great Joseph Sobol paying very close attention in the front row? Oh no, it's your knee!
squarego1 1 year ago
I think that's the first time I've actually heard one, very nice. Please keep playing and posting on YouTube.
SpaceHeadMonkey 1 year ago
What an extremely talented young man!!
zowiebowie1 1 year ago
Wow, that sounds fantastic!
Keep playing that cittern!
Jeffsterren 3 years ago
yea, I thought the knee was a head for a while. nice playing though
lpremo3000 3 years ago 2
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In the foreground is your knee?
Disgusting. I cannot concentrate on music.
Brucis51 3 years ago
Brill man,can i see a carved face on the top of the peg box aswell.
Domytar 3 years ago
You can - I do music workshops with children, and they always laugh at the carved head:-)
purp68 3 years ago
I love it.
knightofwar 3 years ago
If it's strung in 4 courses, do you think it would be possible to tune it adf#b (like a taropatch ukulele)?
paul6000000 3 years ago
Not sure about the taropatch bit, but if you're talking about a ukulele then I guess so. The registers of the instruments sound similar.
purp68 3 years ago
might be better to tune a mandolin like a cittern.
NerdFury 2 years ago
If it's strung in 4 courses, do you think it would be possible to tune it adf#b (like a taropatch ukulele)?
paul6000000 3 years ago
very good repertory!
tinclor 3 years ago
Do you know what instrument it is based on? Is it diatonic or chromatic fretted? strung in iron and brass stringing? Are the tune books for these instruments in print? I will make one at some point,I have plans of a dutch Cittern found in a shipwreck,it is partially fretted with inlaid frets,simply ornamented.
michaeljking 3 years ago
The cittern is the English 4-course type. Chromatically fretted with a mixture of steel and brass strings.
purp68 3 years ago
Very cool!
HorseCrazyLiza 3 years ago
that was really lovely but for the first bit of the video, I thought there was a bald man sitting on the floor in front of you.
paul6000000 3 years ago
Oh good, it wasn't just me.
Resound 3 years ago
thats a perdy cool insterment
PoraMan08 4 years ago