Kevat tanssii balettiaan (acoustic version)

[Redler]

Not a year without a song!

I think this one I wrote fifteen years ago and a few months ago I found it again. I arranged it a bit, but kept it acoustic in this version.
Two acoustic guitars, four voices in the chorus, a bit humming in the end and whole song has been mastered on Live Mix.

Today I use more different chords in my songs and a couple of them are waiting for recording.

The language is finnish...

[Geir]

Great acoustic work !! Lovely harmonies on a really good melody!

cheers Kari !

[The Reverend 48]

Great production! Well Done!

[Ferryman]

Nice, gentle song. Good acoustic work and the guitars are very well recorded. I thought the lead vocal could be a little higher in places, but because it's in Finnish it might be hard for me to make out.

Cheers,

Nigel

[launched]

I agree with the boys, great song, playing and singing!

I can't understand a word you said...

See you around,

Mark

[OsCKilO]

Cool Coool Cooooool!!!!!!!!

Love it!

What is the translation....?

It would be great to know what it is about.

[Satchwood]

Cool singing, and acoustic guitar playing - nice and mellow sounding and melodic!!

[SE]

Hey great tune love the guitar and harmonies

[Redler]

Cool Coool Cooooool!!!!!!!!

Love it!

What is the translation....?

It would be great to know what it is about.

Thanks guys! It is difficult to translate from word to word beacause of rhymes. But it is a song about spring time here in the north. It is a song about pain, hope and joy. Some kind of 'painting' what happens in the nature and in people's mind.

I'm waiting for BR-1200, so all instruments can be played on their own tracks. Now I played and sang on one track, so there is a bit problems with balance.

[Geir]

You know even on the mbr you can have 18 tracks (with a "little" planning") without deleting a single take ....