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Sharon Gilchrist playing Jerusalem Ridge on the Karasik Lloyd Loar
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2023
- Sharon Gilchrist playing his version of the Bill Monroe/ Kenny Baker tune Jerusalem Ridge on the Karasik January 5, 1923 Lloyd Loar Signed Gibson F5 #71839.
This video took place during Rockygrass in Lyons Colorado.
Karasik Mandolin Project shirts and hats are now available. Email Emily at mandofiddleem@gmail.com to purchase one.
The Future of the Karasik Mandolin Project
Having Ely Karasik’s Lloyd Loar signed Gibson has been an amazing opportunity for me both professionally and personally. Recently the Karasik family has decided that the mandolin needs to be sold. To continue this project I will be needing help.
The cost of a Lloyd Loar signed Gibson is beyond what I can finance without assistance so the project will be transitioning to an LLC with investors. This method of financing is commonly used by violinists. Violins can cost in the millions of dollars and the concertmaster of the Colorado Symphony acquired the violin she plays on this way. She has been helpful by putting me in contact with her attorney who is helping me set up the business. The Llc will last 10 years and after 10 years the mandolin will be sold at its new appraised value.
There are four ways people assist in continuing this project. First is by investing in the mandolin. If you are interested in doing this please email me at mandofiddleEm@gmail.com. Second is by donating to the projects gofundme gofund.me/abfb.... The go fund me will help cover some of the legal expenses incurred and also allows people who do not want to invest in contributing. The third way you can help is by sharing the mandolins gofundme link. The fourth way to contribute to this project is by subscribing to the Karasik Mandolin Project on youtube. / @thekarasikmandolinpro... .
I am looking forward to continuing this project in the future with the goal of continuing to get the Karasik Mandolin into the hands of deserving players of all levels and styles. If you are interested in participating or have an idea of a mandolin player to be featured in this series please reach out to me via email. MandofiddleEm@gmail.com.
One of the most underrated mandolin players by the public. Although, she has been sought it and has played with the best musicians in the field. Loved her with the Rowan Rice quartet!
Sharon Gilchrist is awesome!
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YOU ABSOLUTELY ROCK!!!!!❤
Sharon sounds great ! The rushing river is wonderful !
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for posting this for us.
Totally at one with this beautiful locale
And soaring illuminatingly
Far above it.
Wish you were playing when I was guarding this entrance. Well done. I'll remember it this year.
大変素晴らしい演奏で川の流れが歌っているように思いました。最高でした。
Great version, beautifully played! Think Kenny would approve!
That's a wonderful thing Sharon and you make it sound magnificent. I'll think of you when we go back to Chianti in March.
Absolutely perfect!
Awesome playing Sharon!
Splendid rendition!! 😃👌❤️
Sounds great Sharon!
Amazing skill
Sharon your playing in that seting made my heart skip a beat. Or maybe just seeing seeing you again?
Awesome 👍
Sounding great as always, Sharon!
Nice!.............................................................
It would be so nice to be doing a painting by the creek while you’re playing oh if only life were that simple
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In fiddllers fake book at 4;45 the bridging phrase starts on the next beat after the 4 bar tune or " head "
the flowing stream quite disturbs the beautiful experience of the music👍
Very nice but I wish it had been mic'd up better.
She certainly is
Perfick
Backstage at Rockygrass?
Dig it.
Music ain’t bad too….
Seem to a beat missing somewhere.
This song has a few funky phrases, and some people play it differently, but how it's played here is exactly the phrasing that Bill Monroe used, with the extra few beats in the C and D parts.
I wish I could have heard it better. The player was really good but the recording was not.
The creek was playing too loud. Bad jam etiquette.
The first minute was good.
Yoooooo!