only human

Calace's famous Tarantella, op.18 performed by Gruviera Armonico, Eugene on his 1908 one-of-a-kind Martin mandolin and Karl on his guitar by Mikhail Robert.  This recording was made ca. 2005.

The Demo

Tarantella, op.18

Bach through an open window wending and weaving in lo-fi distortion before the turn of this century.  TARDIS coordinates? 44.9765° N, 93.2761° W/1992.  In other words? Central Free Church, downtown Minneapolis—a flute, violin and cello with yours truly playing mandolin, David Babcock (or, Gail Lundeen) playing piano…cassette tape archival shoebox.

Something from Bach

From Vivaldi's "Winter" concerto, op.8, no.4. from Sheri's practice room. Arrangement and mandolin by Eugene.  Mandolin by Vega (ca.1914, Gregorio Scalzo Artist Model).  Sheri played her guitar by Kolya Panhuyzen.

From Sheri's Practice Room

Largo from Winter

Ständchen by Franz Schubert (1797–1828).  This accompaniment was arranged for guitar by Johann Kaspar Mertz (1806–1856).  Marla Polk sang and Eugene played his walnut guitar by P H Cary Guitars (2012).  This recording was made in 2019.

Ständchen

From Jennifer's CD, “How The Night People Pray.”  Touch of jazz, folk and pop.  Different and engaging.  Jennifer’s website  www.jenniferhanson.ca  Click the "Buy" button to purchase.

Something from Bach

Brian Western

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