First post !

[Midnight]

Greetings and salutations fellow sojourners on the path to musical bliss !

For my very first post I offer for your enjoyment this gem by sister/brother duo Marijke and Michiel Weisenneker:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?list=PL8...&v=_v-fJBqSkSs

[FLATROCK HILL]

Welcome! Never really thought of myself as a member of the group described above, but the video was real nice.

[Midnight]

Glad you liked it !

[JeffD]

Transcendent. Better than mandolin music, it was music itself.

[Joey Anchors]

Great video/s and welcome!

[Eric F.]

Thanks for that. I loved their version of Peaches en Regalia.

[Paulindrome]

Welcome! I'm new to the cafe as well. Everyone here is awesome. Great video.

[SternART]

I remember them from the Mandolin Symposium in Santa Cruz........there were there one or two years.........very nice players!

[Randi Gormley]

Welcome to the café!

[F-2 Dave]

Welcome, Midnight.

[Resolve]

Hi from another newbie!

[Lord of the Badgers]

well i recognised those names as being dutch without looking... awesome stuff. had a lot of fun jamming along on my new mandolin

[Paul Busman]

Anyone who covers Frank Zappa on mandolin is great in my book! Welcome.

[Bertram Henze]

Gotta love the way her hair keeps getting in the way. I might bookmark this video for the next floridectomy discussion.

And welcome Midnight! (strange thing to say in the early afternoon...)

[Midnight]

Thanks for the welcome everyone !

[MysTiK PiKn]

Welcome everyone ! You too, Midnight.

In the moonlight, In the Midnight,
In the moonlight Midnight moonlight ......Peter Rowan....

[David Rambo]

Welcome, Midnight.

[PH-Mando]

Welcome! This is a great forum.

[Stacey Morris]

Welcome Midnight. I am new here as well. There are outstanding mandolinist here that are very willing to share their expertise and experience, for which I am very grateful.

[GKWilson]

Welcome Midnight.
And thanks for posting a great video.
I met Marijke and Michiel at the River of the West Camp a few years ago.
We should feel good about leaving the love of music in the hands of these two musicians.
You'll never find them without a smile on their face. And, if you spend five minutes with
them you'll find one on yours also. I only spent a few days around them yet I have many
memories I will never forget.
For instance, Marijke was so happy to see our faces while we were in class. She says in
Europe everyone is deep into reading the music and all she's ever seen are the tops of their
heads. Then watching Rich del Grosso [laughing the whole time] trying to show Michiel the
ins and outs of a Bluegrass Jam. [Priceless]
They are in their wheelhouse playing Classical but enjoy all kinds of music. During their
Camp Concert Brian Oberlin jumped in with them and they did a three part harmony [with
very strong Dutch accent] the American classic 'Ghost riders in the sky'. What a side splitter.
I just received a e-mail from Brian tonight and the three of them will be in Concert in Hood
River Oregon July 5th. If your anywhere near Portland you should not miss this one.
Gary

[terzinator]

She holds the pick (which I don't think is a BlueChip) all wrong, and her Gibson is a paddlehead, not the more-desirable snakehead.

But yeah, they play ok, I guess.

[mtm]

Thanks for that. I loved their version of Peaches en Regalia.

Now that did Frank proud, I'm sure....

[mtm]

[QUOTE=Bertram Henze;1409491]Gotta love the way her hair keeps getting in the way. I might bookmark this video for the next floridectomy discussion.

That must hurt when one's hair gets snagged in the strings... one more reason that bald ain't so bad... or not !

[zedmando]

Welcome...