Moon River
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Jan D
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Nice arrangement of a great old classic. I particularly enjoyed the change of timing from the usual 3/4 to 6/8. Definitely gave it a different flavor. Well done. Thanks for sharing!
Reentrantaining
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Very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing.
Out of curiosity, is there a reason for playing this with capo? I could understand if you were playing along with someone else (a singer perhaps) who needed a key change. Just wishing to understand why one might use a capo when playing solo? (Please excuse my ignorance - I don't own or play a baritone so don't understand the intricacies).
Out of curiosity, is there a reason for playing this with capo? I could understand if you were playing along with someone else (a singer perhaps) who needed a key change. Just wishing to understand why one might use a capo when playing solo? (Please excuse my ignorance - I don't own or play a baritone so don't understand the intricacies).
Nickie
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Wow, that was great! I aspire to play that well.
Give us more!
Give us more!
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berean_315
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Appreciate the comment. I didn't set out to play it that way, but once I started playing that was the feel that came.
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berean_315
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Thanks for the comment. As far as the capo, the song sounded better to me played a step higher and the uke seemed to ring more. Also it shortens the scale a little. I can play it on a tenor but prefer the longer scale of the baritone and the bass notes are more pronounced with a low G.
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berean_315
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Appreciate the comment. Liked your video of Pua Hone. One of my favorite Hawaiian songs.
Nickie
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Thanks so much. We are working really hard to learn more Hawaiian songs. Nobody around here does them, that we know of.
plunker
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very enjoyable. Thank you. Any more?
Lapyang
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Fantastic performance!
