Name: The Parting Glass by Russ Howe
Duration: 2 min 8 s
Description: Appalachian Dulcimer

Relaxing.  I imagine lemonade and a porch swing.  

I am hearing a story here.  Let me help you tell it.  I can feel the Spoken Word in this.  I can hear it.

2-18 California, Here I Come

I tried this tune several years ago and play it again today.  I would like to make a version closer to this:  https://soundcloud.com/the-klezmer-tunes/the-happy-nigun

Happy Nigun

Rosemary Jane - A lament.

I heard this tune here : https://soundcloud.com/edopennings/01arvonjenkka?in=newshoe/sets/jenkka-time

It seemed like a fun little tune to try out on my acccordion.

arvon jenkka

The night that party went down

Where we live there are many abandoned mines, mostly coal mines yet clay was also mined locally.  Though our house doesn't rest atop a deep mine, there are abandoned deep coal mines very close-by.   The part of the hill on which we live is very, very slowly slipping.

All the Abandoned Mines - a work-in-progress

A hornpipe , a fiddle tune in a UK fiddle style.

A Sunshine Hornpipe

Cicadas EQed to their strongest note- aomewhere around A

cicadas - 5:19:25, 8.56 AM

The Parting Glass

old rag based on stefan grossman version of a blind boy fuller tune

Forgotten Rag

An old and rather melancholy tune about that eternal inspiration of folk songs and tunes  - beer.

Tankard Of Ale

Appalachian dulcimer & Irish whistle player

The Parting Glass

Russ Howe

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