Christmas Carol: Lo How A Rose E'er Blooming: Tim Eriksen

[djacques64]

I love this. Please leave it up forever; kids sledding, wind blowing past the microphone, and all. It's a lovely and very "real" rendition of one of my favorites. I've viewed a ton of your videos on You Tube. They're all great.

[dylanmonacelli]

I like the folk added to this, brilliant. And I love how the guitar is tuned too, amazing.

[mrsprado]

what kind of guitar is that?

[batfancy]

It's a lone star victoria (tuned funny). What do you play? -it looks cool. I love your videos man!

[Jyotiland]

I do love this interpretation. It's fresh, relaxed and inspirational.

[jlw509]

Very simple, not the traditional Praetorius 4-part sound, but YOUR sound, quite individual.  I loved it.

[TheRedBayonet]

Really great interpretation, really enjoyed it. Great voice too.

[doofus0123]

nice!

[str8fellow]

Beautifully done Tim. My fingers wouldn't even work, in that cold. Bravo!

[Joerunner5000]

Great song. Does anyone know the tuning that the guitar is in?

[stephenhayesuk]

I NEED a saviour!

great carol, great playing, great setting. will post my own version soon

[operamichael]

How wonderful - surrounded by Winter white and chill. What a great setting. I love this.

[choppinsky]

Hey Tim! Long time fan here (since 95), and I have to say you helped open the ears of this 58 year old to traditional music after way too many years of pop. Thanks!

[Anokpoet]

You do know you can play inside...hahahaha! Great video though, not a fan of x-mas carols but you can make them sound enjoyable. You are some form of amazing that has not yet been tested for and that is a good thing!

[batfancy]

Yeah, I figured out I could play inside for "o sight of anguish." It sounds kind of lame being indoors though (on the other hand I needed all ten fingers to play it).

[Anokpoet]

Yeah but the finger thing is kind of important...anyway you still managed to do a great job and luckily didn't freeze to death, but maybe you could next time play in front of a big snowy window (insert smiley face here)

[inatangle]

Just lovely.

[veronikamm]

thanks Tim. I love this song, although I mainly know it in German.

[kathycha]

Hey - thanks so much for posting this. One of my all-time favorite tunes, and your version was a sweet surprise. Again, many thanks!

[carrolly2k]

Don't know how you kept it in tune in the cold but it and you sounded great. Happy Holidays!

[robiunc]

awesome! have you heard June Tabor's rendition of this song?