Violinist Wanted
My Demos:
Demo 1
HarebrainJones
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Woodside, London
56-65 yr old Male
Standard:Good
Practice Place:Hall
My Genres:
Folk
Country
I play:
Acoustic Guitar
Banjo
Song Writer
I'm looking for people who play:
Violin
Lead Vocals
Accordion
Cello
About me: What I love making most is acoustic and sort of folk-ish. I play 6 & 12 string guitars, and banjo. I do a lot of picking, I like non-standard tunings. I learn by ear and compose intuitively.
I'd like to develop some original songs, maybe a few covers, with more of an English rather than American sound (though I like a lot of American sounds too).
Up for clubs, festies, Open mics, and whatever comes.
I just love making music, collaborating, and performing to reasonably appreciative audiences (the last few years experience has taught me that boozy pub gigs and crowd-pleaser tunes are not my cup of tea, fun though it was). I don't mind where it goes, as long as we're enjoying it. I do take the music-making quite seriously, whilst having fun too. Regular practice is a must, at least fortnightly, ideally weekly.
I write songs quite often, many never grow but some I think are good and people like them.
Some rough sketches on https://on.soundcloud.com/LdCMs
I'd like to develop some original songs, maybe a few covers, with more of an English rather than American sound (though I like a lot of American sounds too).
Up for clubs, festies, Open mics, and whatever comes.
I just love making music, collaborating, and performing to reasonably appreciative audiences (the last few years experience has taught me that boozy pub gigs and crowd-pleaser tunes are not my cup of tea, fun though it was). I don't mind where it goes, as long as we're enjoying it. I do take the music-making quite seriously, whilst having fun too. Regular practice is a must, at least fortnightly, ideally weekly.
I write songs quite often, many never grow but some I think are good and people like them.
Some rough sketches on https://on.soundcloud.com/LdCMs