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Birth Of The Savior (1), spiritual (40), happiness (22), excitement with silence (1)
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Imagine if you will a beautiful humming bird flying around the birth of the savior as if an angel in anticipation of her first sight of would could be the most magnificent even of earths history.
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Silent Night Humming Bird Fantasy &mdash 12/20/07 - 10:08:35 PM
Ahhh ..the art of Elegant Guitar .the strings recorded
like letting me feel the Hall o fthe scene ..its
marlous and all beauty ...thank you for sharin such gem !

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Bill, if only guitar strings... &mdash 12/20/07 - 10:38:50 PM
... could speak, wait... they can. What a beautiful piece of music. I can't imagine anyone else coming up with this guitar rendition other than yourself. Such feeling in every strum and pluck. This really stopped me and made me hover and listen. Thanks, and Merry Christmas to you my friend. I hope all is well with you.

Jack

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Beautiful &mdash 12/20/07 - 10:43:49 PM
and moving. It gave me a reason to pause in my own busyness. Thanks.

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Such a nice sound &mdash 12/21/07 - 07:24:51 AM
Such a nice sound you've got out of your guitar/recording. It's got a beautiful ring. I can't remember you've got it this way before (or maybe I've been too absent from MJ lately).

Dig this a lot.

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Thanks Cori &mdash 12/21/07 - 09:11:47 AM
What I did was utilize just one mic instead of two. I think in many cases I can use just one instead two so they won't cancel each other out. With one mic I think it enabled me to achieve a lower end sound. But I did move the mic a bunch of different locations. Now that I am back in the San Francisco area I am trying a few things different and one is recording location and not always going for the two mic technique.

Thanks for coming by and sharing, enjoyed your composition as well.

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Wonderful &mdash 12/21/07 - 07:53:15 AM
This guitar tells the story!

Wonderful play and feeling.

Thanks a lot for sharing!

I wish you a merry christmas!

Greetings from Germany,

Bernd

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Stunning... &mdash 12/21/07 - 03:32:04 PM
...so nice to hear you play...

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Beautiful playing &mdash 12/21/07 - 08:30:16 PM
The recording sounds excellent.I Like the way the melody floats in and out.Very peaceful.

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Thanks &mdash 12/22/07 - 01:23:57 PM
Sometimes I get caught up thinking that two mics is the ultimate. But i think one mic can be just as good as two in many cases.

I used an AKG stick mic. C 451 B. I tested it in many places. I think having one mic to test is less confusing and you can be more accurate. At least for me.

Thanks for posting!

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just beautiful &mdash 12/22/07 - 06:17:04 PM
bill........u give new life to this classic holiday song.....many bows......

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Beautiful!!!! &mdash 12/22/07 - 08:51:14 PM
Bill, you are such an awesome guitarist. This is wonderfully done. A great classic song performed by a great classic musician! Who could ask for more? Thanks my friend for the treat. Merry Christmas to you and yours!

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Thanks Gail &mdash 12/22/07 - 11:09:24 PM
I've enjoyed your superb piano as well. Thanks much!

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Awesome! &mdash 12/23/07 - 12:54:17 PM
Just beautiful, is all. Thanks for sharing this with us.

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Great sound &mdash 12/24/07 - 09:58:09 AM
the placement of the mic that revealed the fullness of the guitar was a perfect choice for this song. The playing is as always flawless.

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I read some of the forum/who are you &mdash 12/26/07 - 01:26:24 AM
I now know why the tiler name/cool forum
this is great playing
and I am about to retire on Christmas nite here in New England and i wanted to get to this song
I kept seeing it up/I'm so glad i waited till now
last thing before the sugar plums dance
I am in awe of what a great version and
wonderful arrangement you have performed.
I was wanting it to go on
a keeper for future Christmas's for ever.
peace
tim



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just the bill! &mdash 12/26/07 - 07:26:14 AM
thank you and a merry and a happy from me and the bear xoxoxo

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Not So Much a Silent Night... &mdash 12/26/07 - 12:47:31 PM
as a sensitive and lovely night.

Beautiful rendition, Bill. Is this folk jazz? That's what it suggests to me.

Well, whatever else it is, it is very well-done. Nice work, Bill. ;)

--- Joe

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Thanks much ! I gave a lot of thought on this &mdash 12/26/07 - 02:01:32 PM
and true, but in reality, I am sure that when the savior was there as a baby.
And as babies do, they kick and move around. But not including that, earth life just can't all be calm. There has to be movement of some kind. But when a baby is truly still, the heart beats, the circulatory system goes at it like a factory that it is. As we are in the reality age, such as tv, I guess I geard the tune more in that genre. But though I am still not sure what genre you would call it.

Again thanks much for you comments!



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Stunning! &mdash 12/29/07 - 09:23:41 PM
Gorgeous, beautiful, elegant, stirring, harmonically rich, delicately yet powerfully played, just absolutely stunning.

Beautifully recorded, too!

An absolute delight in every way.

~Brian

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