Tenor Guitar

"Down Deep" is an original played in DADGAD capo 2 on a guitar built by Tom Doerr (RIP). As you will hear, the title stems from the deep final note in the piece, but there is also an upper level single note melody which I hoped would be interesting to the listener. No other guitar in my collection could match the quality and fullness of the  high and low  notes needed for this piece than the Doerr Legacy (LS Redwood/Cocobolo). 
Thanks for taking a listen! I really appreciate it!

"DOWN DEEP"

Flussi (out now on bandcamp)

"Graceful Aging" is played on a 2000 Lance McCollum GA-Italian Spruce/Brazilian Rosewood. 
Tuning: DGDGBE, capo #1.  Pro mix/mastered by Matty Harris. 

Thanks for listening to this new piece recorded, June '23

GRACEFUL AGING

Several years ago, we traveled from Alaska up into the Canadian Yukon and came upon Emerald Lake. Warm Autumn weather, fall colors and the sun creating amazing colors reflecting from the sediment in this gorgeous lake became the inspiration for this tune. 
Emerald Lake was inspiring...the vastness, beauty and fragile yet powerful nature of this special place is truly amazing. 
Played on a Doerr Legacy guitar, capo #2, CGCGCD tuning. Updated pro mix/mastered track.

EMERALD LAKE

The Heights Of Muingbhathá, Jerry Holland's, The Old Grey Gander (reels)

Words and Music Dave Rose
A sad tune of unrequited love for Valentines day.
I would love to get a pedal steel guitar on this if anyone is interested?

Just Lie

POAN explore soundscapes using only acoustic instruments and a looper, setting up a multiple layered sound texture, to achieve dreamlike states, relaxing mind and body for the well-being of our inner vibe.

POAN is a musical duo composed by:
_ Lorenzo Mantovani_ (Lo.Renzo, Imran and Lorenzo) on guitars, sarangi, banjo, mandolin mouthorgan, ocarina and live looping
_ Giacomo Barbari_ (Daddario) on sound creation, cymbals, gong, whistles, water percussion, udu, bongo, shakers, jawharp

Alba

As we stepped out of the magical forest, we found out some vibes were still there.

This is how Silva, our new single, was brought to life.

Enjoy the sounds of the forest and find yourself dancing while you're being cuddled by those melodies and rhythm.

Silva

Dan Jones:
acoustic guitar
Zach Schneider:
tenor guitar, Killarney D whistle, Doug Tipple low D flute, ghungroo bells

Romanesco Broccoli

An original tune written while sitting beside some moose antlers that I found frozen in ice out in the woods.

Instruments:
tenor guitar, Killarney tin whistle, wooden spoons, Kentucky mandolin

The Moose's Antlers

This composition arose while sitting beside a window with my cat and listening to the birds chirp in the morning.

Instruments:
Gold Tone tenor guitar, Doug Tipple low D flute, Jerry Freeman low A whistle

Sitting Beside A Cat And Listening To The Chirps Of Birds

Instruments:
Gold Tone tenor guitar, Killarney D tin whistle, frame drum, tambourine, ghungroo bells, karatala, egg shaker

Green Heron

An original whistle waltz, written on a day that I saw a lot of Eastern Pheobes.

Instruments:
Burke tin whistle, Gold Tone tenor guitar

Eastern Pheobe

Written after visiting a beautiful spot called Farrar Marsh.

Instruments:
Gold Tone tenor guitar, Doug Tipple flute, karatala

Farrar Marsh

"Celtic World Collection - Mandolin" contains 46 of the most requested traditional tunes plus new original mandolin tunes with standard notation, chords and mandolin tablature. Mandolin recordings with guitar accompaniment below.

Raccoon in the Attic - Celtic

After the Battle of Aughrim -

Original songs and tunes played on all sorts of acoustic instruments, by Dan Jones (https://soundcloud.com/untamed-package) and Zach Schneider (https://soundcloud.com/zach-schneider-1).

Original compositions played upon various acoustic instruments. 

At the moment, the majority of music I record is original folk tunes. Most of these tunes arise whilst out in natural ecosystems or shortly after visiting a natural ecosystem. The titles often reflect an aspect of the ecosystem I had noticed while the tune came about. Lately this is usually a species of bird.

Tin whistles and flutes appear the most often in my recordings; though mandolin, tenor guitar, lyre harp, jaw harp, dulcitar, and a handful of other instruments show up fairly often as well.

And here's some more music I've made along with my friend Dan Jones:
https://soundcloud.com/user-453898279

Romanesco Broccoli

Bwub Bwud Gwud

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