Such a beautiful and peaceful sound <3 Glad to hear from you buddie :3 Mousey missing you and hope to spend time with ya whenever you has time <3 All mousey wants is for you to be taking care of yourself

Oh ya plus listening to this beautiful music reminded me of some beautiful violin music that came from a anime I watch maybe you might like :3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldAaJJgTo8s



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbrA-ko_iLc

And this one more from the anime <3 so beautiful

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkhLBUKDnTs

Sounds very nice. Really peaceful and brings to mind a scene of relaxing on a farm with a nice breeze or relaxing near a river in the woods :3

Thank you! And yeah, these slower waltzes definitely have that nice, tranquil air about them that brings you to a relaxing place. :3

Indeed, I've listened to this song quite a few times ^^

I'm flattered, thanks again!

I abosutly adore this music it really makes me smile and relax

so lovely :3

Thank you!

its my pleasure! just keep making good music :3

I so feel the romanticism in that piece.
It's really a lovely folk song. Your beautiful interpretation just makes it even nicer.

Thank you very much! Very happy you enjoyed my rendition of it.

Really sweet sound you're getting there both on your violin and your microphone(s).

Thank you! It took a bit of research to find exactly what sort of setup would give me a nice, clear sound, but I'm very happy new with the audio interface and microphones I have.

Are you like, trying to make me shit a brick or something? Every time I finish commenting and continue browsing your gallery I see something that makes me go full-retard and excitedly zip on over to click it.

This is wonderful man. I remember originally hearing this in the Ken Burns documentaries you mentioned, and yeah, people often mistake it as a Civil-War era tune. Historical inaccuracies aside it's still a wonderful tune, and it definitely gets you into that 1861 "feel" of things.

I've browsed around youtube a few times looking for different performances and interpretations of Ashokan Farewell, and I can say confidently that among what I've found, this has got to be the vest I've heard, not to mention the best sound quality. Would put it right up there along-side the original.

I apologize if I've been blowin' up your comments! c :

Hah, thank you! In fact, there was one performance of it on Youtube that I tried to aspire to, and based the violin/guitar/bass arrangement off of, which is this arrangement, here, quite masterfully played.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gcZWJEXSKs