Leprechaun Hollow

[Pine]

Leprechaun Hollow
"Mountain Lark"..three string diatonic scale strumstick type instrument
High Spirits pocket flute
I love shades of green...

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My "Mountain Lark" was designed and built by John Huron, who specializes in traditional Appalachian Mountain instruments. If anyone is interested in his work, here is a link.

http://www.noteworthyjohn.com/instruments.htm

Thanks for listening!

Pine

[Blooby]

This put me in an exceptionally good mood. What are the metallic, jangly flourishes?

Great post.

Blooby

[Oldrottenhead]

what blooby said. majik.

[djbride]

You have the real irish feel going here.
I love the sound and tone of your Moutain Lark,
very unique and interesting.
Sounds great.

Dave

[Pine]

Thanks Guys! Never recorded with this instrument before..wanted to see how it would come out.

Blooby...the metallic flourishes were synth triangle and tambourine.

Dave..it's the drone strings that give it that unusual sound...vaguely similar to bagpipes

[Redler]

Nice instrumental stuff, Pine! Yes, very good mood music! I've always admired the acoustic tones you've captured in your music - It is stellar!! Nice piece of music!

Kari

[Hook]

mountalicious! Wonderful recording, wonderful playing, did I mention that it was really quite wonderful!
Rock on!

[Farrell Jackson]

You are a real mountain man Pine! I like the sound of the Mountain Lark and the flute. Nice one from the NY Hollers!

Farrell

[Geir]

WOW !!

Yes this is fabulous !! Happy, catchy, excellently performed and stellar production

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[Pine]

Thanks Kari, Hook, Farrell and Geir. Kind words from the likes of you guys are Much appreciated!

Never did a celtic piece before....kinda fun stuff...upbeat and cheerful especially after my last post on death and graveyards 

Happy Spring to you all!!

Pine