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Topic: Moana Chimes on my National Tricone (1931) |
Sebastian Müller
From: Berlin / Germany
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Posted 18 Sep 2021 5:32 am
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Hello friends,
time for a new video.
Moana Chimes was one of the first tunes I learned on the steel guitar.
It doesn't stop to fascinate me, that is one of the most Hawaiian sounding tunes ever, in my opinion.
And not too hard too play (besides the backward slants at the end)
Inspired by the great original versions of M.K. Moke
The tuning I use is A Highbass (Hi to low E C#A E C# A)
Same as Dobro Tuning but one whole step up.
Hope you like it 😊!
I provide tabs and playbacks for all of my videos(A+G-tuning),
you can order them by sending me a pm.
click here:
----> https://youtu.be/oKaKriCInYk
Aloha
🌴
Sebastian
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Lance Clifford
From: Oregon, USA
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Posted 18 Sep 2021 5:52 am
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Nicely done, Sebastian! |
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Glenn Wilde
From: California, USA
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Posted 18 Sep 2021 10:55 am
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I love it! Thanks for the inspiration. Oh yeah, ive got the string gauges you recommended, I'm going to try them next string change, hopefully i get a little more tricone zing, i may be over stressing my cones tuning regular Dobro G strings up to A. Iirc, you have a Republic too? Does it come close to the vintage one? Its been so long since ive been around a real one. |
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Joe Cook
From: Lake Osoyoos, WA
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Posted 19 Sep 2021 2:47 am
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Effortless performance. It's a treat to see you play. Thanks for posting your videos and keep them coming! |
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Joe A. Roberts
From: Seoul, South Korea
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Posted 19 Sep 2021 3:45 am
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That slant turnaround at about 1:55 is so cool! Great video, as always! |
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Sebastian Müller
From: Berlin / Germany
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Posted 22 Sep 2021 11:37 pm
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Thank you so much for your kind words !
Glenn, yes, I do own a Republic, that was my second acoustic steel guitar after a Dobro. It is a fine sounding instrument. First thing I did was changing the cones to National Hotrod ones. That made quite a difference, for the better. I still use the Republic in cases I don't want to bring my precious old National. The Republic has more volume than the National, the National sounds warmer/sweeter and has more bass. Hope that helps.
Aloha
Sebastian _________________ https://hawaiian-steel-guitar.com |
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Mike A Holland
From: United Kingdom
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Posted 26 Sep 2021 4:18 am
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Excellent Sebastian. Really enjoyed watching and listening to you play this. Great use of dynamics in this piece. Your touch and recordings are sublime. You are the man! |
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