Packington's Pound

[lemgandi]

This is a 16th century anonymous tune I think originally for lute, arranged here for SATB recorder consort.  From Steve Rosenberg's _Recorder_Consort_4_, which is pretty common around Atlanta.

[Nelson]

Nice playing. I like your other songs as well. I always loved the sound of the flute.
Can't wait to hear you mix it up with some of the other really good musicians here at SC.

-Nelson

[Gary F]

 Great playing !!! A very enjoyable listen!!!

  Gary

[Geir]

Another refreshing deviation from the guitar-path we're usually on here.

Great work

[j.g.]

Great little tune - can see (and hear) this being on may different progs on the telly. Wish it was longer. good to see it developed into a bigger more involved piece.

[chapperz66]

Really nicely played.  Do you ever play with other musicians?  It would be really nice to hear you play in an ensemble situation.

Paul

[OsCKilO]

Utterly SUPERB!!!!

Love it!!!

I wish it was Longer...  I Could Listen for ages!!!


What did you Play this on?  Synth or the Real thing?
Sounds Amazing!

[Blooby]

This is great.  I just got through with the Jethro Tull live at Madison Square Garden disc, and this was an easy transition.

Blooby

[Bluesberry]

Very, very beautiful.  Recorded to perfection.  I am transported in time by this.

[lemgandi]

Heh!  Yeah, I play in a trio right now. We performed a couple of weeks ago, matter of fact.

This piece was done with plastic recorders on a Micro Boss BR multi-track recorder.  All the tracks are recorded live.

-- CHS