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    Default Funeral March of a Marionette by The Vintage Mandolin Quartet

    check out our new music video. Funeral March of a Marionette (1872) by Charles Gounod. The Vintage Mandolin Quartet is Rob Haines - mandolin, John Hedgecoth -mando-cello, William "Tiger" Fitzhugh - guitar and Ron de la Vega - mando-bass. Recorded at Monthaven Mansion in Hendersonville, TN

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    Nice job!
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    Thanks Miked, very much appreciated.

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    Very very nice job.
    A talent for trivializin' the momentous and complicatin' the obvious.

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    funny....

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    Very inventive and entertaining rendition of this well-known piece.
    Bravo!
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    Wow! How cool is that?!! I think I can say that will be the most interesting thing I will see all day...at least I hope so!
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    Brilliant - nicely played and very entertaining - many thanks for posting!

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    You did a great job with the shadows.
    A talent for trivializin' the momentous and complicatin' the obvious.

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    funny....

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    Very cool. It must have been great fun making that.
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    Great concept, great camera work, great lighting, great editing, great acting (channeling the Cleverly's a bit). And great playing. Splendid!
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    Great playing and video. It's a stitch!

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    Default Re: Funeral March of a Marionette by The Vintage Mandolin Quartet

    Thanks for all the kind words. It was fun to make. I was gonna turn it black and white or sepia, but the colors seemed to work well so I left it in color.

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    so much fun and the music, of course, excellently played. Well done!
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    Loved it! Nice to have some humor with a mandolin quartet!

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    Fantastic.
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    The incorporation of the theme from 'The Addams Family' was a hilarious inspiration - thanks for posting that!
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    Default Re: Funeral March of a Marionette by The Vintage Mandolin Quartet

    enjoyed that...thanks for posting.

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