I learned this on violin back in my high school days, when I had private lessons. It's always been me and my mummy's favorite. So here I play it on Mandolin.
Tell me what yall think and if you'd like to hear it on violin too.
The Ashoken Farewell is copyright Jay Unger, and the image is taken from Wikipedia.org.
Tell me what yall think and if you'd like to hear it on violin too.
The Ashoken Farewell is copyright Jay Unger, and the image is taken from Wikipedia.org.
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It was actually written for Ken Burns' "The Civil War," but it's done in an authentic 19th century Appalachian folk song style.
There were many Scottish highlanders and Northern English who settled in Appalachia, and often the only stylistic difference between Southern folk music and a traditional anglo-Scottish jig, ballad, or reel is the presence of the banjo (an Afro-Caribbean introduction).
There were many Scottish highlanders and Northern English who settled in Appalachia, and often the only stylistic difference between Southern folk music and a traditional anglo-Scottish jig, ballad, or reel is the presence of the banjo (an Afro-Caribbean introduction).
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