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Here's some music from my upcoming project, one acoustic, one electric. On
"Offering" I'm using the 000/26.5" scale I built last fall, Katie Kennedy plays
cello.

Offering

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Laurent, this is great man, i should have read your profile a bit sooner, great song and great acoustics!


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Laurent is that you singing? Your voice reminds me of that guy from the Crash Test Dummies (very underrated band IMO). I like the sound of the acoustic guitar, very clean. The cello and guitar compliment each other nicely.

Keep up the good work!

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Great stuff Laurent, I like the off the wall nature, and the blend of Cello and guitar, I play a lot with my wife who plays Northumbrian pipes and violin (she's the real musician in the family) and dueting is much harder than soloing. Right the rest of you where is it?

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Very entertaining! That long-scale OOO sounds great.


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[QUOTE=JBreault] Laurent is that you singing?[/QUOTE]
Yes, it's me.

[QUOTE=Colin S]I play a lot with my wife who plays Northumbrian pipes and
violin (she's the real musician in the family) and dueting is much harder than
soloing. Right the rest of you where is it?[/QUOTE]

Colin, how do those pipes sound with a steel-string guitar? I have a friend
here playing Irish pipes, smoother sound than Scottish pipes, but a beast to
play in different tonalities… And forget about temperament…

Thanks guys for the kind comments, more music to come in the next weeks.

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Laurent, you and Katie make a great team,well balanced . i wish you all the best for this project

Thanks again!

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Nice! I like it alot! When will this project be done? And a CD available?

Thanks for sharing Laurent!

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Nice work Laurent, your guitar and Katie's cello compliment your vocals very nicely. The rich warmth of the cello really does define the mood, all in all a lovely arrangement.

Good luck with it.

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Very nice Laurent. I also like the guitar cello sound.

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I like it. I have worked with a cello player a bit too, and I really enjoy the format. Please let us know when the project is done.

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[QUOTE=laurent]

[QUOTE=Colin S]I play a lot with my wife who plays Northumbrian pipes and
violin (she's the real musician in the family) and dueting is much harder than
soloing. Right the rest of you where is it?[/QUOTE]

Colin, how do those pipes sound with a steel-string guitar? I have a friend
here playing Irish pipes, smoother sound than Scottish pipes, but a beast to
play in different tonalities… And forget about temperament…

[/QUOTE]

Laurent the Northumbrian pipes are much more akin to the Irish Aeolian pipes than the rather overpowering Scottish bagpies. A sort of sweeter, more delicate version of the Irish. I find that they benefit from a sort of smooth bass line from the guitar, I'm thinking of building a baritone some day just for that purpose. But I'll need Dave White's advice for that one.

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Oh Yeah,I like! Very interesting sound!

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