Celtic Bouzouki

For the family of the " CBOM ", the inspiration is a composition when
with it is to be sought some share on the side indicated. In this
version I use only my CITTERN (Sobell) initially to record the
rhythmic one with a capo with the 5th box, which enables me to present
the solo into live to you. The tuning is as follows: EADG in
tonality of D min. recently I made of it a version accordion in the "
Finland " spirit but in another tonality (I am fan of the Scandinavian
musics) others vidéos are available on my site web:
http://riviere.auzeau.org

Category:

Music

Tags:

• bouzouki
• celtic
• cittern
• mandocello
• guitar
• mandoline
• music

[Daeir67]

Sounds like something I would hear on Pirates of the Caribbean... =/

[marimanque]

@lifeowner13 Of course not. Its a mandocello. Irish Bouzouki is just a nickname. Bouzouki, Saz, Mandocello etc. all lutes all different all beautiful

[MotifXSUser]

thats vey nice...please can you say me what chords you play in this song? I`m a beginner on the irish bouzouki.

[75MediumRare75]

@Daeir67 The featured vid is a Pirates of the Caribbean cover :)

[fkntrkr]

i just took most of the day redoing my 12 string --gotta say it was worth it-who knew there were as many types of mandolin as banjo's--thanks--exept--my fingers realy hurt now

[FpsGameMaster91]

@ClanChattan14 same as any guitar just need strong finger tips

[ElricMeln1]

Greek and Irish are brothers!!!

[svennii1]

Very beautiful :)

[ClanChattan14]

is it hard to learn? I really want one :)

[TheCovenant2]

@Daeir67 Nah, PofC is more "epic" :P

[Communaysard]

Merveilleux talent, bravo à vous!

[Markijoe65]

I know it says it is a celtic bouzouki but I love its timber ah money lol