post a video of yourself

[Steve 2E]

My first week with the Octave. Pheffernan challenged me with the idea of playing this song. Just out of the hospital a month ago so my voice still a bit weakened by the tracheostomy.

Nice job Dan! The challenge was accepted and conquered! Do you have a challenge for Pheffernan?

[journeybear]

I've been using all this down time to do some recording and video shooting. My duo, The Loons, have been augmenting our collection on youtube. We also worked up entries for NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. The first is her song with The Loons, the second is my entry, with her help.





This was supposed to be our entry, but we finally got the key deer to cooperate on "Black Magic." Luna had some fun with other forms of wildlife in this production.



And finally, this is a song her boyfriend wrote and submitted. Same set as above. By the way, my first real instrument was the recorder (actually, the tonette), so there is some historical significance to its inclusion here. As well as hysterical.

[mreidsma]

Been trying to learn some new Irish tunes while in online meetings. Here's The Wind That Shakes the Barley on my Kalamazoo KM-11.

[Dave Hanson]

Great tune, well played.

Dave H

[CTH Man]

Heres a link hope this workd

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...tail&FORM=VIRE

[C. Welter]

Been making a lot of videos while I'm stuck in my house... Here's me playing Sam Bush's Old Widder Woman
https://youtu.be/PByj51cA--I

[Steve Lavelle]

Put this up in the "Live from Home" thread yesterday for Richard Thompson's 71st Birthday, but this thread is more mandolin centered, so:

[Steve Lavelle]

And here's another recent FB post from my quarantine video series. BR-549's "Chains of This Town". I love the double stop lead!:

[Steve Lavelle]

Steve Goodman's "Between the Lines"

[tmsweeney]

My first attempt at split screen, while I'm not crazy about those kinds of videos, it doesn't make sense to me to only show one part of a multiple instrument performance

Ratliff Mandocello, Weber Yellowstone Mandola, Macica F5 mandolin

[John Ritchhart]

The Pleasant Beggar written by Russ Barenberg.

[Trader Todd]

Still here, still practising. Old Joe Clark on my Northfield.

[Gelsenbury]

Sounding good! I like the tone and ornamentation.

[Old Growth]

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_I833rHg5H/

[Don Grieser]

Avalon Blues, from Narmour and Smith via Compton/Blake's Gallop to Georgia CD.

https://youtu.be/9xjVVreeKlE

[sgarrity]

Well done Don!!

[Simon DS]

They say, ‘Lockdown!’
My feet say, ‘Dude, I’m trying!’



https://youtu.be/gD64TEQdAR8


https://youtu.be/pV2au5U35Cs

Be safe guys, and keep fit.
Whatever it takes!

[Rosemary Philips]

Great job! Love the tune!

[Simon DS]

Which ones? There are lots of them.
I love all of them.

[lflngpicker]

Trying my hand at mandolin with Octave and acoustic guitar. Fisher’s Hornpipe, of course!

[pheffernan]

Trying my hand at mandolin with Octave and acoustic guitar. Fisher’s Hornpipe, of course!

What, no vocals?

Sounds great, Dan!

[lflngpicker]

I am lacking to a degree, but I sure learned a lot working on this project. Kept me busy for a whole day. Thank Pat, for your kind responses! ��

[lflngpicker]

I am lacking to a degree, but I sure learned a lot working on this project. Kept me busy for a whole day. Thank you Pat, for your kind responses!

[addamr]

Great picking. Glad to see your making a strong come back .

Adam

[dtb]

My playing years were before videoing yourself wasn't a thing. And after the stroke took my left hand, and stopped me from every doing music again, I fell back on my former art training, and went into that full time. So I put some of my original songs and art together.
The song (we myself playing all the instruments and vocals, "Carry me back" of my 2nd cd from around 2004/5, and the art from recent years.

enjoy, or not,

Dan

https://youtu.be/SnS21Rdkb8I