Kiss the quaker 's wife

A Scottish dance diffused also in the Irish land. I've played the background accompaniment with traditional instruments,while the melody is played live on a laud,a sort of mandola-lute.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Scottish
• laud
• celtic
• music
• acoustic
• folk
• folkmusic
• mandola
• ethnic
• Irish
• dance
• Fabyr

[PolishPartisan]

i also have family in Scotland and this is a very fine tune i can say... well done, spectacular music!

[Fabyr]

@PolishPartisan

Thank you so much! Best regards!

[talloak]

Fine piece,congratulations!You play very well.

[Fabyr]

Thanks!

[kennewicksheri]

oooh so lovely all those instruments within your song..

and then you live.. ooh.. shivers at this song, and my toes tapping, my lips smiling, and.. just wanting more....

*so, once more I must... play*

thank you for brightening my Saturday

*sheri*

[Fabyr]

I'm happy to know that you've appreciated this song and thank you for your very kind comment!

[jessyquedens]

Wonderful! So joyous and gay!

[Qpidon]

That was lovely! This is the first time I hear it played "Band-like" and you know what? JUST LOVED IT. Great job. (I've send you my version, hope you enjoy?!)

5*s

Pascal

[owlet70]

that is one of the nicest renditions of this piece of music I have heard in a long while! really good stuff!

[PierangeloFevola]

bell

[momoftwo99]

Very nice

[FlyingHorseKnuckles]

You are so talented. I also LOVE ethnic instruments. I'm considering buying a duduk; an Armenian oboe of sorts. This is such a happy, lively piece. It makes me want to go to the Renaissance Faire. Thanks! Jon