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sorry for what I think is my bow going to slow at :25 or so. also..the double stops especially droning on A while on d string is still a work in progress. I recorded fiddle first when practicing then decided to play around with adding the other tracks later on.
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GregW
Thanks. Enjoyed listening to that.
Mark
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Albert Sammons
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Nice one @ABitRusty - always loved that tune, and have played along a number of times to Pierre's version.
Nice mix, well done, and pleasant listening 
I seriously recommend not copying my mistakes. D'oh - 
Please make your own, different mistakes, and help us all learn :-)
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Ahh, I do like an Irish air.
That's a lovely ear-picture you painted there, @GregW - and the drones sound just fine.
Peter
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"A crown is merely a hat that lets the rain in" - Frederick the Great
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Very nice, Greg. I enjoyed it very much!
Jim
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What a calm and atmospheric interpretation. Taking the music to another level somehow with the production, image etc. A lovely surprise to come across during our confinement, here in France. I know the tune as Fainne Geal an Lae, from the book of Traditional Irish Airs, by the piper, Tomas O Canainn. Thanks for sharing that with us.......
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