Pachelbel Canon

[Twelvefret]

http://www.hangoutstorage.com/fiddle...4043112009.mp3

I am using:

Martin D-18GE
Charles J. Horner mandolin style F5
Charles J. Horner violin
1922 Bauch pernambuco bow

I am using a Fender tri-corner pick with one corner rounded off. I use a heavy on the mandolin and medium for the guitar.

I am wearing a burgundy and gold flannel shirt with LL Bean blue jeans and a pair of Daniel Green house shoes.

Beverly is making some pancakes as I write

The two Horner instruments were build with Red spruce sourced by Ted Davis and John Arnold in West Virgina. The violin is from a 1990 log and the mandolin John thinks is a later tree they found around 1998.

The Martin also has a Red spruce top and has been highly modified by John Arnold.

chuck

[3rd_harmonic]

goes well with Vermeer and other Baroque art of the times. And yet it sounds perfectly Applachian as well.
http://www.malaspina.org/vermeerj.htm

I'm thoroughly enjoying this, chuck.

[Frank Roberts]

That was lovely.

The wonderful tone and feel have convinced me I must get a flannel shirt like yours in order to attain such a tone. Would you describe the pattern? Is it a plaid? I imagined it a plaid.

Candidly, I don't think the LL Bean blue jeans had any effect, but I can see where a comfy pair of Daniel Green house shoes could lighten your grip on the pick(s) and enhance the performance.

And I swear I could smell pancakes as I listened to your performance this morning. But that must have been the power of suggestion, unlike my conclusion about the influence of your shirt on the tone.

Frank

[cotten]

Pappa Bel shore knows how ta write purddy music, don't he? He from East Tennessee somewhere?

Very nicely done. Thanks for the baroquen pictures, 3rd!

cotten

[rmyAddison]

Charlie,

Very nice job, with a down home flavor, but it work very well.

[66strummer]

Very nice! Thanks for giving us the background so we can picture everything...... It's a sweet combination of instruments!

Ryan