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 | lengold said 324 days ago |
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Absolutely beautiful Mark. Cheers Len |
 | Feter said 323 days ago |
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Alman/Ballad/Jig what a magical playing ..the sound so delicate I think this is one of your best ever ..this is all so awesome thnx for sharing !! |
 | Ejh said 323 days ago |
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Hey Mark, I'm listening over my best haute-fidelity headphones, and this sounds really, really good... As a feelingful performance, it's wonderful, and the recording is as good as I think you're going to get until that left hand of yours lets you return to the acoustic... This is truly beautiful... Bell-like tones and a lovely reverberation... I love it all, but I especially love the final jig... Ed |
 | sloparts said 323 days ago |
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Bravo Mark This is just exactly what you wanted it to be. Has an almost Nylon string sound to it to my ears. But there's more to it than just the nylon sound. The reverberations makes it sound like it's played in a cathedral. Your playing is exquisite as always. Thank you for sharing this one Mark, it's a very beautiful piece. Ed |
 | Karmatoburn said 323 days ago |
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ringing the maximum in passion. what a joyous sound you achieve. lovely voicings, perfect touch/tone. |
 | echoroom said 323 days ago |
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Reverb The 'verb works well to get a churchy sound - the guitar almost sounds like an organ in spots. Breathtaking and sacred - wonderful track, Mark. |
 | Moviz said 323 days ago |
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I must say that from what I can hear, your hand is working far better than mine. Beautiful 15/16th century sounding tones. It would be nice as a backdrop to a mediaeval film I think, regards M |
 | DWL said 323 days ago |
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Wonderful playing Clean, precise and a great sound. Cheers Dick |
 | Mcboy said 323 days ago |
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nice vibe...... i can imagine u in the cathedral playing to the ambiance....pensive at times ,tonally superb.... |
 | racerat said 322 days ago |
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churchiness Beautiful tone. Just enough familiar passages to make one feel comfortable and just enough departures to keep one on ones toes. I really liked the progression and atmosphere. Warm and cozy reverb setting. Nice. Hope your hand eventually feels better.... |
 | dajama said 322 days ago |
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The sound on this is fantastic It actually made me visualize a church. Love the playing, as always, and the sound on the guitar is sweet. Beautiful. Hope your hand improves. Peace. |
 | Vic Holman said 321 days ago |
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gothic almost has a church organ quality to it. you almost expect Quisimodo to start ring the bells. |
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this needs a deep baritone singing some type of soul breaking dirge about love lost....beautiful song, my brother.... |
 | caroline said 321 days ago |
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gorgeous... and witty - i can name those tunes in 3 notes!!! lol - thank you x |
 | ValleyPastor said 320 days ago |
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Beautiful And the electric guitar gives it a little "organ" feel. Prayerful and meditative. Added to favorites. |
 | J.A.Stewart said 319 days ago |
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Amen Acoustic or Electric, doesn't much matter. This is very good bit of playing and sounds right for your *mission*. ;) Knowing how an infirmity in your left hand can challenge how you play guitar makes this even more impressive. --- Joe |
 | jiguma said 319 days ago |
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Amazing playing First class performance Mark. Cheers, Neil |
 | MJG said 318 days ago |
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Nice guitar work Gorgeous sound bro, excellent playing. |
 | Dj French Toast said 317 days ago |
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I love This Kinda music ..sounds like it would be great for the harpsicord . With all the lillte trills and what not .....great playing ...mellowed me out ..thanx fo posting : ) |
 | bud said 317 days ago |
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Great playing and beautiful tone I like all the little allusions to classic pieces in the flow of the work. Very nice indeed. |
 | Lennon714 said 316 days ago |
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Harpsicord I think the electric guitar sounds fantastic on this track. Acoustic would sound nice, but the electric gives it a little something different, which is great. Call me crazy, but I'd like to hear this played on a harpsicord. Maybe that's just me, I'm always going for baroque... sorry. I had to say it. But seriously, I think it would really translate beautifully. |
 | John Stebbe said 315 days ago |
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Liturgical Bach would have been very comfortable with this. So you wrote this? You've really got composing chops. Love the voicings and the constantly moving bass line against the contrasting melody. Reminds me of Lenten hymns from the Lutheran hymnal I was raised on. The changing meter is a good choice -- interesting structure. Sorry to hear about your left hand. That really stinks. |
 | thetiler said 313 days ago |
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Enjoyed this almost has a christmasy sound. Love the light touch. The recording is really lush. The calming sound is very striking. Love the new age renaissance sound. A quality sound indeed! WAy to Go ! |
 | drakonis said 310 days ago |
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nice choice... Very cool synergistic choices here... first, the melodies and harmonies are sweet and satisfying. Secondly, the steel-strings give a sharper attack, which creates more of a metallic-ringing, almost bell-like tone. Then, the tune is played slowly, so each note has its own life as it slowly decays. Finally, the cathedral-reverb enhances the carillon effect... and all these choices create a very rich "Renaissance-Cathedral" kind of feel. Exquisite. ttfn, Drakonis PS - gorgeous photo, where is that? |
 | VicDiesel said 298 days ago |
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Quotes? The classical harmonies give this tune the solemn atmosphere you aim for, so that's mission accomplished. Erm, there are a couple of phrases that I would change slightly: right now it sounds like you're playing "let nothing you dismay" and "should audl acquaintance".... |
...I think the church-like sound is very well captured on the electric. Can't say I wouldn't love to hear you on an acoustic...but this is beautiful, Mark.