Jamie and Chris, Many-Strings
chris@many-strings.comMusic by Many Strings
Film
Many-Strings celebrates the beauty and peacefulness of Big Sur with a music video. Photography and recording by Many-Strings, San Diego, CA. Jamie: hammered dulcimer, Chris: video, keyboards, and guitar.
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A music video by many-strings. "Caspian Lake" was composed by Ken Kolodner. Recorded music by many-strings. Filmed in La Jolla and Pacific Beach, California.
Jamie: hammered dulcimer, Chris: photography, keyboards and guitar. Many-Strings, San Diego, CA
A music video made from photos of our bike ride around Ireland. Music: Many-Strings performing O'Carolan's Dream.
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Spring 2017 in Yosemite. Lots of water, steps, and notes.
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All photography and movie construction done with an iPhone,
Music: O'Carolan's Fanny Po'er from our Notes in the Village CD.
A short film reflecting our experience of Zion National Park...our photos and Many-String's recording of Amazing Grace for an amazing canyon!
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San Jacinto, Sierra's, and Cascades...Photography by Chris, Music by Many-Strings. Song: Apples in Winter (traditional.)
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A few photos from our holiday on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Music: Planxty Brabazon by Turlough O'Carollan (b.1670), the blind Irish harper.
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From our CD "Notes in the Village."
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A music video of our steps around Sedona. Music (inspired by traditional melodies) and photos by Many-Strings.
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A day in Balboa Park
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Featured music: 1) The Balboa Tower carillon, 2) Many-Strings' "Carol of the Bells" (December Notes CD,) and 3) Carol Williams and Annelle Gregory at the Spreckel's Organ performing "Dragon Dance" by Carol Williams.
A video featuring resonating vibrations by the Rev. Mark R. Mobley (Teacher, Sound Healer, Empath) and the beauty of Borrego Palm Canyon. (More information on Mr. Mobley can be found at theartofresonance.net.)
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Video by Many-Strings of the sculptures in Borrego Springs. The art was designed by Dennis Avery and created by Ricardo Breceda. Music and photos by Many-Strings, San Diego, CA.
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Palms and Canyons: photography and film by Chris. Music: The Heron Carol (personal arrangement.)
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A day on the water....on the California, with the Star of India, the America, and the San Salvador...blue, breezy and perfect!
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Images of the Star paired with a musical medley by Many-Strings, featuring colonial and early American melodies.
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A sunny day on the San Salvador. Photos: from my phone, sound track from Many-Strings' CD "Shoreline Medleys and Motifs." (Second slide from the last from the San Diego Maritime Museum.)
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A short film featuring the beautiful fishing boats of Morro Bay and Santa Barbara harbors.
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Photography: an iPhone.
Music: Lord Inchiquin (Turlough O'Carolan) by Many-Strings (Notes in the Village CD.)
Thank you very much Dusty Strings, Blue Guitar and Countryman Microphones for such a great NAMM experience!
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For Taylor Guitars: the Swedish finger-style virtuoso: Gabriella Quevedo.
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And, for Elelstron: the wizardry of CENK.
Thank you and special appreciations to Sue and Ray of Dusty Strings, Ani of Pick-up-the-World, DPM and K&M for your attention to detail.
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Thank you Dusty Strings, Arthur Hull, and Remo Percussion for making this the best NAMM ever!
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A few moments from a vey busy and diversified tour of the NAMM show. Jamie at Dusty Strings on their beautiful NAMM Show hammered dulcimer.
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Video by Many-Strings of sculptures in Borrego Springs. The art was designed by Dennis Avery and created by Ricardo Breceda. Music and photos by Many-Strings.com, San Diego, CA.
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Photography and recorded music by Many-Strings. Instrumental medley of American immigration and maritime songs, sea shanties, and a pirate ballad.
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