Allegretto (Fingerpicked Mountain Dulcimer)
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This is a short guitar etude from the late classical period by the composer, Fernando Sor, Opus 44, Number 2. It was arranged for fretted dulcimer by Randy Wilkinson. Im playing an Aeolus Baritone dulcimer made of mahogany with a spruce sound board, built by Dale Foye.
Thank you so much Helen. That's very kind of you!
Thank you so much, Kevin!
Lovely. Nice arrangement and great playing. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Nik!
Guy
Very nice Gary. A lovely tune on a lovely dulcimer. Nick
Thank you so much, James!
very nice Guy!
Thank you so much, John and Gary! John, those arrangements by Randy are published in his book called "Classical Guitar Music for Mountain Dulcimer." Not really easy to find, but they are copyrighted arrangements, so I can't really post the tab. Guy
Realy good piece of music Guy.Your playing is always top qualityThanks Gary:-)
Thank you for your comments, Randy and Rob. Much appreciated!
These kind of tunes are my favorite to listen to on the dulcimer. The tone of the dulcimer just fits the mood of the tune. Thanks Guy...
Those Sor Etudes are really nice, Guy. I played a lot of them on the guitar. I have Randy's "Classical Guitar Pieces" book (or something like that title.) Tho' I must confess I haven't played much from it. I may try to arrange some Sor myself after hearing how nicely that sets on the fingerboard. However, It may be after I finish some more Playford tunes. Oh yeah, that baritone sounds really nice, too.
Thank you Bob!
Guy, very nice. I always find etudes interesting because I like to figure out what they are trying to teach. And often, through the lesson, you also get a nice little tune like this one.
Thank you so much Cindy! I am always working on more Celtic tunes, Cynthia, not to worry. I just like to record some of my technique studies too.
Guy - this was soooo pretty - as always!!!
Very pretty but it didn't make me cry. More celtic tunes please!
Thank you Patti and Ken!!
That was very nice, Guy. Maybe you will inspire some of the players here to pursue the "long haired" music (not referring to the '60s)
Guy, very lovely! Aren't you glad you don't have to put vaseline on the lens, lol. Love new technology! Brian, those days weren't that long ago