It’s always interesting to listen to these tunes and see how the emotion of the music is related to the title. This one to me sounds a little somber. But of course I’m not sure who wrote it. If it were written in the South, the implication would be that it is joyful. The bridge up the neck does indeed sound a bit joyful. The music creates a lot of room for the mind to ponder, and I’d be fascinated to know more of the history
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It’s always interesting to listen to these tunes and see how the emotion of the music is related to the title. This one to me sounds a little somber. But of course I’m not sure who wrote it. If it were written in the South, the implication would be that it is joyful. The bridge up the neck does indeed sound a bit joyful. The music creates a lot of room for the mind to ponder, and I’d be fascinated to know more of the history