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nathanael-lloyd · 5 months
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Thanks for a great year!
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nathanael-lloyd · 10 months
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My newest album - Peaceful Folk Tunes for Classical Guitar: Volume I is out now!
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nathanael-lloyd · 10 months
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I am happy to announce that the pre-order is available for my newest composition The Celtic Pantheon Parts I & II: 50 Dances for Solo Violin and Solo Cello on amazon music and iTunes. The composition will go live on streaming service one week from today.
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Every dance is written to convey the character and spirit of a member of Celtic Mythology using a variety of scales and modes while adhering to the forms of traditional Irish and Scottish dances.
Sheet music available in both a printed and digital format will be released soon.
Pre-save on Spotify using these links
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nathanael-lloyd · 11 months
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My new album Traditional Celtic Music: Volume I—Jigs is out now!
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nathanael-lloyd · 11 months
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folksong names will be posted once the poll is over
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nathanael-lloyd · 11 months
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Annan Waters
Barbara Allen
Sweet William's Ghost
To Work Upon the Railway/ Paddy on the Railway
I am Stretched on Your Grave
Oh My Darling Clementine
A Maid That's Deep in Love
The Prickle Holly Bush
These are the folksongs^
bonus points if you can guess/know any of the songs
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nathanael-lloyd · 11 months
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1. The Cruel Sister/ The Twa Sisters. ( @woodelf68 you were correct! I hadn't heard of that version but I agree it fits the creepiness. I'm familiar with it by the Old Blind Dogs and Pentangle)
2. The Holland Handkerchief
3. The Banks of Red Roses
4. The Black Velvet Band
5. She Moved Through the Fair
6. Sweet Anne
7. Ned of the Hill
8. Bonnie George Campbell
9. The Trees They Do Grow High
10. The Rose and the Lindsay O/ Fine Flowers in the Valley
bonus points if you can name any of the songs
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nathanael-lloyd · 11 months
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My new album Traditional Celtic Music: Volume I—Jigs is coming out one week from today! Pre-order now on Amazon or iTunes and Spotify pre-save with this link!
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nathanael-lloyd · 1 year
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My new album Inspiring Classical Instrumentals: Volume I is out now!
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nathanael-lloyd · 1 year
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May the 4th be with you! Here is my cover of one of my favorite Star Wars songs from Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords
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nathanael-lloyd · 1 year
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bonus points if you can guess/know any of the songs
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nathanael-lloyd · 1 year
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In exactly one week my new album Inspiring Classical Instrumentals: Volume One will go live on streaming services! Pre-save it on Spotify today using this link
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nathanael-lloyd · 1 year
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bonus points if you can name any of the songs
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nathanael-lloyd · 1 year
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Reblogs are greatly appreciated! You know, for science
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nathanael-lloyd · 1 year
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Reblogs are greatly appreciated! You know, for science
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OTD in Music History: Historically important composer Johann Strauss, Sr. (1804 - 1849) -- aka "Johann Strauss The Elder" -- is born in Vienna. Strauss Sr. was famous for the various forms of "light" music (namely waltzes, polkas, and galops) which he helped to popularize in Vienna alongside his friend and colleague, Joseph Lanner (1801 - 1843). He thereby set the foundation for his own sons -- Johann Jr. (1825 - 1899), Josef (1827 - 1870), and Eduard (1835 - 1916) -- to follow in his footsteps and create a multi-generational musical dynasty. Strauss Sr. is perhaps best known today for composing the "Radetzky March" (named after Czech nobleman Joseph Radetzky von Radetz), and he first established his reputation when he began conducting at the “Sperl,” a popular Viennese dance hall, in the early 1830s. By 1834, he was appointed bandmaster to the 1st Vienna Militia Regiment, and the following year he was made Director of the Imperial Court Balls. He then undertook a series of wildly successful concert tours across Europe. Suffice to say, he was a very busy man... but not too busy to acquire a mistress, with whom he had a whopping eight children. Perhaps not surprisingly, this ultimately led him to abandon his first family. Ironically, this proved to be a very fortuitous development for the history of "classical" music: up to that point, Strauss Sr. had staunchly refused to allow any of his sons to pursue careers in music. Johann Jr. was commanded to study banking; Josef was destined for a military career; and Eduard was expected to join the Austrian consulate. But that all changed when Strauss Sr. abandoned the family -- suddenly, the boys were freed up to pursue their musical passions. Johann Jr. quickly struck up his own band, and soon began competing with his father... PICTURED: A rare copy of the first edition printed piano-reduction score for Strauss Sr.'s "Festlieder Waltz" (Op. 193 c. 1845), which he signed on the front cover.
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