You Tube offerings

[Leonard Williams]

Some recent research (surfing) on YouTube brought up some very
useful offerings from these usernames:

neilbrook (we know who you are, Neil)--tunes , instrument demos, and
maintenance tips. Great talent as performer and builder!

fahnreich (?)--lessons on the various coup positions for trompette. Though
my gurdy lacks the buzzy, I found the lessons very informative. Any other
critiques? Searching his name brings up a spelling question, but searching
for "coup lesson" works.

slybea (?)--a number of nicely played tunes.

Who are these folks? They each have a YouTube channel.

Regards,
Leonard Williams
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[Cali and Alden Hackmann]

Hi, folks,

Peter Pringle posted a nice excerpt from his Beowulf performance, featuring
our electroacoustic luteback:

http://www.youtube.com/user/copperleaves#p/a/u/0/4VTQdKTF_1c

Hope you enjoy,

Alden

Cali and Alden Hackmann
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[VonH...@aol.com]

Well Fahnreich is me. I have threatened to put up more videos but just haven't gotten around to it.

 

I have always enjoyed the slybea videos, but I don't know who it is playing.

 

And, of course, we all know Neil.

 

Scott Gayman

 

P.S. if anyone has any additional ideas for videos I will be happy to post them. I already have "seated position for playing", too much/ too little rosin, and tangents tuning requests.

[Leonard Williams]

Thank You!
Leonard