Yes, same tune re-visited.  This time, played an octave down on D'Addario octave strings.   I have a reason for doing this, which is, I'm using it as a marker, a reference point, for when I replace the current tailpiece (14 grams ) with an ultra light  experimental tailpiece.  It is generally thought that the lower-mass tailpiece may quicken the response time of the much heavier octave strings. [ Basically it is close to impossible to get the lower strings to respond rapidly enough for fast fiddle tunes, so we'll find out over the next few days ].   It should also, in theory, improve the overall bass response on the low G2 and D3 strings as the violin body is "tuned" to resonate in the normal range.... (on the basis that a lot of the string vibrational energy is going into the tailpiece, chin-rest, my teeth LOL)  ahhh...  questions, questions....

I was going to post this in my octave-strings investigation thread, but since it's "Lovers' Waltz" I'll dump it here, and if there is a noticeable tonal difference with the ultra-light tailpiece, I'll update later.

Thank you @CyndieZ - I try!  Often these relatively simple tunes just cry out for expression and passion in playing, without the need to try any fancy embellishments or ornamentation.  The tune stands on its own.

And thanks for the link, gonna check it out, cheers ! [ Just done, and a nice arrangement of J. Scott Skinner's "Cradle Song" - beautiful. ]