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SOUNDS: As more and more people get Wiens mandolins, there will inevitably be more recordings of them in live and controlled situations, I will add sound clips of instruments as I get them. |
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Dan Beimborn plays Waltz
The mandolin archivist documents the sound of Wiens #23 with this charming celtic-flavored tune. I love the tipsy feel Dan imparts to the rythym of this song. Listen to it (mp3 – 2.3 MB)»
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Jeff Rose plays 'Redwing'
Jeff makes the mandolin sound great on this little tune playing Wiens #12. You can listen to more from Jeff's band 'Detour' here. Listen to it (mp3 – 4.2 MB)»
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Tony Williamson playing Wiens #22 This is an interesting comparison between a Loar and Wiens #22. In the first half of the clip, you will hear Tony play a Feb. 18 '24 Loar F-5. He takes it through some chops and a lovely tune full of tremelos and bluesy riffs. In the second half, Tony picks up Wiens #22 and plays the identical set. Listen, and see what you think. Listen to it (mp3 – 3.9 MB)»
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Josh Pinkham Plays Wiens Piccolo
This is a great version of "Leather Britches" that Josh recorded for me playing the Wiens Piccolo mandolin. The volume level is a bit low, so you might have to turn up your speakers for this one. Listen to it (mp3 – 5.2 MB)»
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