A Tune of the Week written in the late 1800's, considered a ragtime or tin pan alley tune. It's a tough one to play, especially having just learned it today, but it was also an unusual tune to figure out.

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.

What I worked out in gEADE tuning for playing clawhammer with piano at a contra dance. (it's for a dancing, so it's fairly long) From a couple of years ago, first dance from long break of Covid. Was a bit rough.

Playing around with gDGDE tuning. Also experimenting using BandLab app and some of built in fx and processing for mastering... to demo what it does (it is a bit much)

This was an experiment using iPhone and BandLab app for quick multitrack in kitchen.

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.

Old Kentucky crooked fiddle tunes are intriguing and Hiram Stamper is an authentic learning resource in my book. Bruce Greene recorded this one and it was tricky to arrange. I got some help listening to George Jackson, the New Zealander old-time player that's a pleasure to hear.

Clair De Lune by Claude Debussy, written in 1890