Marion Seaman: hi phil - cant see these on an ipad. can you post a youtube link here? i can watxh it thenthanks Marion
https://youtu.be/LJP5MxWSthE <-- YouTube link to "Shady Grove" on lap dulcimer. I don't have my performance on YouTube. Sorry.
This is channel is where I discovered the arrangement which I elected in my FOTMD video, and it was the inspiration for me. The young man's channel is called "GRETCHENMAN".
12/09/13 08:49:40AM @robert-schuler:
I play SG on dulcimer tuned CAD without a capo. As well as Black nag, Kitchen girl, Little sadie and all them other cool sounding dark modal tunes. Playing these tunes seems to conger up the spirits of dulcimer players long past away... Bob.
Thank you Robert (and several others as well). I am now unsure which mode I was in, since I read some of Strumelia's Blog. Remember I mentioned the Gaspe Reel? I have been working on it some but it moves so fast its hard for me to have much accuracy in my fretting. The version I first heard was done on hammer dulcimer as the theme song of Crockett's Victory Garden, WGBH/Boston. I will let you know when I get it recorded, but now looks like after Christmas time. Thanks for stopping by. I reviewed your photos the other day and its very interesting the beauty and quality of woodwork you do. Thanks again my friend.
12/08/13 03:22:05PM @robert-schuler:
Nice. I always play SG.on the banjo in mountain modal. I never liked the Doc Watson version, to happy sounding. My version is, Shady grove my true love, her skin ain't black or brown, she looks just like a thunder cloud, before the rain falls down... Bob
Hi Marion: Sorry bc it was uploaded direct to FOTMD not youtube. You can find "gretchenman" channel on youtube and his is titled Shady Grove. He does a much better job on his performance. I'm just getting started.
https://youtu.be/LJP5MxWSthE <-- YouTube link to "Shady Grove" on lap dulcimer. I don't have my performance on YouTube. Sorry.
This is channel is where I discovered the arrangement which I elected in my FOTMD video, and it was the inspiration for me. The young man's channel is called "GRETCHENMAN".
I play SG on dulcimer tuned CAD without a capo. As well as Black nag, Kitchen girl, Little sadie and all them other cool sounding dark modal tunes. Playing these tunes seems to conger up the spirits of dulcimer players long past away... Bob.
I somehow missed this one Phil ! Nice movement about the fretboard there !
John
Thank you Robert (and several others as well). I am now unsure which mode I was in, since I read some of Strumelia's Blog. Remember I mentioned the Gaspe Reel? I have been working on it some but it moves so fast its hard for me to have much accuracy in my fretting. The version I first heard was done on hammer dulcimer as the theme song of Crockett's Victory Garden, WGBH/Boston. I will let you know when I get it recorded, but now looks like after Christmas time. Thanks for stopping by. I reviewed your photos the other day and its very interesting the beauty and quality of woodwork you do. Thanks again my friend.
Nice. I always play SG.on the banjo in mountain modal. I never liked the Doc Watson version, to happy sounding. My version is, Shady grove my true love, her skin ain't black or brown, she looks just like a thunder cloud, before the rain falls down... Bob
Very well played Mr. Phil
Good job Mr. Phil on a good standard.
That's great Phil!!!
Wow...I'd say that you are doing quite well with that...nice job!
Maybe the Dulcimer DJ can put it on his Pop-Up player so you can at least hear it, Marion. I'll ask...
Hi Marion: Sorry bc it was uploaded direct to FOTMD not youtube. You can find "gretchenman" channel on youtube and his is titled Shady Grove. He does a much better job on his performance. I'm just getting started.