Cittern Jig

[MuchoSuavo]

dang! excellent playing!

[XvanessaXvaliumX]

This is SOOOO beautiful! I am amazed at your talent, sir! Wonderful playing and a beautiful sound. I want a cittern soo bad! Where can you buy them?

[eliasjoe]

Still love this video. I may be joining an acoustic trio. Where do you get a four course capo and do you use it often? I am so used to DAEAE I wonder if you've tried that or would you recommend GDAEA as the more versatile.

[DanBeimborn]

@eliasjoe : it's just a mandolin capo. Tunings are always a compromise, either more chances for opens and chording in one key or more flexible to all of them. I ended up with this tuning, but what's right for one isn't always right for others!

[Ptarmi]

Ah, great to hear 'buried my wife' on the Sobell Cittern.

[Equinox5000]

Im doing a project on a cittern and this really helped for what it sounded like thanks!!!

[hhzoukman]

way cool....!

[Dracapalley]

This is great. Thanks for sharing.

[Poodlepups]

I have to learn this one, just for the name.

[trippingbillies2k]

Excellently done

[martifingers]

You've got it... what Martin Hayes called the lonesome touch. Irish soul I guess.

[KHooves]

I have your CD and its fantastic!

[eliasjoe]

I have been searching for the Mooncoin jig since I heard it at a Rennaisance festival in Texas. Very nice and cleanly played. Kudos.

[chuckler1]

It was played most excellently by the group "Steeleye Span"in the '70's

[southcoastsounds]

Great instrument nicely played - you must be proud of it

[oldwhtman]

Best cittern playing I've heard since I discovered Tom Gilfellon on a "Flat Picking Guitar Festival" album years ago.

[Keelsman]

fantastic!

[tyardy]

Great stuff.  Lovely tune played on the Rolls Royce of citterns. Thank you.

[RossiSinger]

Brilliant, really love this video! 5 stars!

[printedpaper]

fairly good.

[thpeter]

This is awesome! Thanks for posting.

[mdlorenz]

that sounds great