Holy Shit, Jak!!!! You Da Man!!!!

[SilverHamer]

You guys...I'm just utterly speechless!! This is such a clever bit of video and incredible musicianship!!! If you aren't like a HUGE FAN of Jakob Wimmler...GO SEE YOUR DOCTOR QUICK, BECAUSE YOU'RE FRICKIN BRAIN DEAD!!!

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[MDDRUMZ]

Way to go, Jak! You never cease to amaze me. The flute cam is really something else.

[Jack In The Green]

Thanks you two! The hardest part was finding out what time signature the tune is in. I believe it is 7/8, but I can easily be wrong. Can someone tell for sure?

I hope that I'll soon find my next tune to cover. In this case I wanted to play this ever since I heard it on the "Ian Anderson plays the orchestral Jethro Tull" DVD, but I always thought that I'd never get it without the accordion sounds.
As soon as I tried different things to arrange it in the easiest way possible it suddenly became a realistic tune to cover.

I'm glad that you like it. And I'm sure that I'll use the flute-cam whenever I make a new video with the flute. But I think that this video will be the only one where the flute-cam is featured throughout the whole video. It would be kind of boring to watch if I would use that all the time.

[MDDRUMZ]

Hi Jak. You're correct that the very beginning is in an odd meter, but given the tempo I think it would be written as alternating measures of 4/4 & 3/4. Then it goes into a straight 4/4.

The song has a great feel to it.

[Jack In The Green]

Thanks Mark! I'm always having problems with such things. I am lucky that I am able to play this music without really knowing about such things. Haha. :-)

[babayaga]

Wonderful piece of work matey... the flute-cam works very well and your playing is spot on! Good stuff!!

[MarkE]

Yes I thoroughly enjoyed this. Great work Jak! I see that you did an "Entwhistle" with the camera lol! I was trying to mount a cam on the headstock of my Carvin for part of the taab vid but was too complicated. I need to get back to that.

Wow...amazing. Great stuff Jak!

[Jack In The Green]

Thanks Graham and Mark! It was fun to make. :-)