Allison de Groot & Tatiana Hargreaves - Full Concert
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Allison de Groot and Tatiana Hargreaves performed live at Deep End Sessions in the living room of a California farm house before a packed audience, June 8, 2019. House concerts were the way this music was first heard. Enjoy this all acoustic, intimate concert, captured in HD video and hi fi audio, running time is 68 minutes. Allison de Groot, banjo & vocals; Tatiana Hargreaves, fiddle, banjo & vocals; and Ruth Alpert, dance percussion on the last track. Film directed & produced by David Bunn; Audio by Stephen Schauer; Camera’s Cody Edison, Daniel Alcazar & Stephen Schauer, DP; Editing Alex Blair & David Bunn. © Deep End Sessions 2020
SET 1
Eighth of January - traditional (after Nathan Frazier & Frank Patterson
Fortune - traditional
Beaufort County Jail - Alice Gerrard
49 Cats in the Rain Barrell - traditional
Boyne Water - traditional
Wabash Blues - traditional (after Hobart Smith)
Willie Moore - traditional (after Burnett & Rutherford)
SET 2
Greasy String - traditional
Farewell Whiskey - traditional (after John Hatcher)
Buffalo Gals - traditional (after Matokie Slaughter & Alice Gerrard)
The Road That’s Walked By Fools - Kilby Snow
Will Davenport’s Tune- traditional
Dry - Judy Hyman
Ostrich with Pearls - Tatiana Hargreaves
Green Valley Waltz - traditional (after Violet Hensley)
Cotton Bonnett - traditional - with Ruth Alpert, dance
I had the distinct pleasure of taking a 3-day class from Allison at Grass Valley (just prior to the California Bluegrass Association's Father's Day Festival) in 2019. Tatiana was the teacher for the fiddle class. On the last day, the 2 classes met together, and played the one tune that both classes had worked on separately. Then the students played one-on-one with the teacher of the other instrument. I was REALLY intimidated playing banjo to Tatiana's fiddle! But a wonderful learning experience. And two very wonderful people as teachers!
SET 1
00:20 Eighth of January - traditional (after Nathan Frazier & Frank Patterson
02:54 Fortune - traditional
08:18 Beaufort County Jail - Alice Gerrard
11:58 49 Cats in the Rain Barrell - traditional
16:30 Boyne Water - traditional
21:35 Wabash Blues - traditional (after Hobart Smith)
26:12 Willie Moore - traditional (after Burnett & Rutherford)
SET 2
30:10 Greasy String - traditional
35:00 Farewell Whiskey - traditional (after John Hatcher)
38:02 Buffalo Gals - traditional (after Matokie Slaughter & Alice Gerrard)
41:48 The Road That’s Walked By Fools - Kilby Snow
44:38 Will Davenport’s Tune- traditional
51:42 Dry - Judy Hyman
56:50 Ostrich with Pearls - Tatiana Hargreaves
01:01:50 Green Valley Waltz - traditional (after Violet Hensley)
01:04:16 Cotton Bonnett - traditional - with Ruth Alpert, dance
Thanks for the list. Are their different "Eighth of January" tunes? That doesn't sound like the one I've heard. I know their can be variants of tunes, like with "Angeline the baker" etc. I'm not a fiddler, though, so I'm not very acquainted with this stuff.
WOW! just can't express how much I love this ! Allison is amazing. Love Tatiana's voice. I'm blown away by these fabulous musicians.
Fortune is played here the best I have ever heard it, keep looking for more of these two playin together!
What a treat! Farewell whiskey is a delight as are Allison and Tartiana. They belong together.
What a glorious combination of fiddle and banjo. Thanks Allison and Tatiana.
Unique, unusual tunes, played with great beauty and expertise. Wonderful. I'll be buying the CD.
These beautiful women are incredible!
Their souls meet in unison, graced by the sound of angelic voices.
THE best! 🌹🌹
Thank you Lord for these 2!!!
Saw them last night at the Transatlantic Sessions in Edinburgh. Incredible! Stole the show from a extremely talented line up. Can't get enough of their music. 😍
Oh them two girls can really handle their instruments. Great playing. The best ever heard. ❤
They play so well together. Just love this show .would of liked to have been at this show.i hear they are coming out with a cd. Can't wait to hear it. know it will be great
Great to join this intimate concert. As a fan of Alison i truely appreciated that her banjo playing was wel amplified. Thnx.
the concert was all acoustic. no amplification. mic was for recording only
Saw them at Wintergrass in Bellevue, WA on 2/25/23 - so impressive!
Two brilliant and talented young women. Amazing! I'm buying their album today. :)
Pure talent & entertainment. What a wonderful selection of tunes. Amazingly shook away my quarantine blues. You two are a real treat!!!!
ostrich with pearls is a lovely, jovial composition.
Awesome! Just love the way Allison enjoys herself playing.
wow. fantastic. love the rapport between musicians having fun
Great musicians playing great tunes. Thanks
Yes, thanks for the concert.
Loved every minute. Great performance and camera/audio. Isolation never was so fine until now!
Amazing! Thanks for share those videos, I hope can be in person listening someday. Cheers from Argentina!
Wow! This is just amazing. So happy to have found this.
Last one brought a tear to my eye, pure joy. Thanks for the incredible upload and defiintely hope to catch these two when I'm back stateside.
Awesome! I had an impromptu conversation with Allison on the T about five years ago. :)
A pure and joyous sound
Nice!
That Wabash Blues was phenomenal. Thanks.
Really enjoyed Ruth Alpert's flat-foot dancing on the last tune, Cotton Bonnet.
Great stuff...! Greetings from Spain
Thank You for the lovely great art. Donald Fransson Sweden
Wonderful music! Completely moved my spirit listening to them.
What a great duo! Love it!
They've been practicing.
Love this so much! Two of my favorite player/pickers.
Great show ! Amazing playing ! Wonderful music ! Thanks !!!
Thanks!
Great !!!
That was great :D
'Boyne Water' seems to have an Irish rather than a Scottish lilt. Lovely playing (and flatfooting!).
an old loyalist tune from the north of Ireland prob 17th century
Quick Statistic that i had to read 5 times just to be sure-
" but New York did a study in its penitentiary system and found that 67 PERCENT of incarcerated women were there for killing someone who was abusing them."
this is staggering to me, and speaks to Alices song about how Joan Littles story is still relevant today.
I honestly havent done any follow up research on that statement but Here is the interview that i Highly recommend reading. special invite to the men reading this
"The Most Dangerous Place- Rachel Louise Snyder on the persistent problem of Domestic Violence.
thank you for posting this
Perfect ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow. Great talent! Thanks 43:57
Can anyone recommend similar duos? (I know they are one of a kind, but anything even close to their level would be great)
Little Nora Brown and Stephanie Coleman. Sublime!
Mark Knopfler brings me here... he was right, sounds great!
where does he talks about it?
@@svenlittlecross It was in one of Mark’s Sirius FM shows where he plays some his favorite music, including Tatiana. I believe you can find that particular episode here on YT if it has not been removed (try searching for Knopfler Sirius).
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Is Allison playing a Romero banjo?
And here's a video of Allison jamming at Clifftop. Bruce Molsky walks up, sits down, and listens!
ua-cam.com/video/2lksDQbPMqc/v-deo.html
21:32
33:35 there’s a guy sleeping in the front row lol how come
He’s not asleep, he’s focusing on the music. Notice his foot keeping time to the music.
Not too keen I'm afraid.Too loud for me, even with sound turned down!!
The boy on the right is quite the fiddle player.
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