rosin le beau
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@GustavusAdolphus1 It's not Irish sung all over the UK & Ireland but probably English.
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nicely done. If you're keen on strings, I recommend watching the old videos of The Corries. Roy made his own hybrid instruments, calling them Combolins.
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What is the song book you are using, I would love to practice these songs for the Saint Louis Renaissance Faire
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Very nice one you make me smile!!
Sarah :-)
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This is an awesome rendition. It's nice to see innovative playing of old songs, because that's the way they were played then.
BTW, it's not an American song. It's Irish.
GustavusAdolphus1 3 years ago
grazie gus' - you're absolutely right, it is an irish song - one that's traditionally played by every marching band in america. i first heard it when i was in the army. thank you again - bill
billkilpatrick 3 years ago
I must have watched this 20 times, now...
odebullpeat 3 years ago
grazie 'peat ... there's no prize for endurance, however.
(thank you.)
billkilpatrick 3 years ago
I'm just catching this - really nicely done! It amazes me just how much variety there is with this tune, lyrically, musically, emotionally. Nice pickin'!
dread66mon 3 years ago
thank you, bing - if i could make my mandolin express even half what you do with the dulcimer, i'd be a very happy man.
billkilpatrick 3 years ago