Hilary Schrauf and Eric Everson, aka Lawson, playing some jigs and reels at Troy Night Out, Aug. 2008.
Clarification from Hilary and Eric: Fraher is actually from a recording by Peadar O'Loughlin and Ronan Browne (Touch me if you dare); and bouzouki tunes are Eileen Curran's and The Rainy Day, learned from Breda Keville, a fiddle player from Galway.
(Recorded on Sanyo Xacti into QuickTime, 640 x 480)
Added: August 30, 2008 Runtime: 04:59 Plays: 262 Comments: 1
Hilary Schrauf and Eric Everson, aka Lawson, playing some jigs and reels at Troy Night Out, Aug. 2008.
Clarification from Hilary and Eric: Fraher is actually from a recording by Peadar O'Loughlin and Ronan Browne (Touch me if you dare); and bouzouki tunes are Eileen Curran's and The Rainy Day, learned from Breda Keville, a fiddle player from Galway.
(Recorded on Sanyo Xacti into QuickTime, 640 x 480)
Melody track of a slow waltz in Bminor: "Far Away," by Pete Jung. From The Waltz Book. First I play the melody (A A B B), then I play a harmony part. Best played WITHOUT a lilt.
Mandolin version of background music from HBO's "Big Love" (episode 1). The rhythm and chord changes are a nice departure from most bluegrass.
The doll in the background is Pinhead, from Hellraiser. It's my wife's.
An experiment: "Dargai" (Scottish tune, a peabrook?), slow, no real time signature; followed by a tune Bela Fleck recorded in concert (Irish? English?). For lack of a better name, "Bela's Lament". Droning bass & fiddle on Dargai could be nice.
hey i was wondering if you knew how to get in touch with Pete Jung,
my mother is recoding a CD and wants to but that track on it but needs to get permission. your version sounds great by the way! my mom is doing it on recorders!
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