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Tam's Slow March, via YouTube

Here's my second attempt to learn a tune off You Tube. It's Lori Watson playing a gorgeous slow march filled with double stops. I've figured out that most of the double stops are open-string drones, but some are fingered and just can't figure them out. I can play the song but it's just not quite right.

So here's the link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKS8bB-dVv4&mode=related&search=

Anyone who can point me to the notation for this so my literal head can play it right, please help!

Thanks.

Lisa

# Posted on December 30th 2006 by coollit

Re: Tam's Slow March, via YouTube

Can't help you with that, but the clip was a pleasure to hear and watch. If more contributors gave some thought to their backdrop.........

# Posted on December 30th 2006 by oldstrings

Re: Tam's Slow March, via YouTube

There's quite a few clips with that backdrop...I get the feeling they were done at the same time, in association with ayepod, and they are all great.

# Posted on December 30th 2006 by coollit

Re: Tam's Slow March, via YouTube

They were all done as samples for Ayepod's output - some fantastic clips.

If you want the music for the tune you can always ask Lori. I don't have her email to hand (and wouldn't post it online anyway) but you can always get in contact via Youtube or her myspace:

www.myspace.com/loriwatsonmusic

or her website:

http://www.loriwatson.co.uk/index.htm

I am sure she would be only too willing to help if she can.

# Posted on December 31st 2006 by No Cause For Alarm

Re: Tam's Slow March, via YouTube

Regarding double stops, a mandolin chord dictionary can be a big help.

# Posted on May 19th 2008 by B-flat