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umbisa

Hello, can you tell me how are you according ?

jim man

Geia sou Doll Beth with your great playing!!!

Dima Kortusov

и красиво!!!

HoofandHorn

Nice tongue, Beth.

Leo Oram

Amazing. Beth Patterson is one of the best performers of our time. This one single performance is simply....one single performance. Love you Beth!!!!

Marie D. Henry

Thank you for the information. Yes the Octave here has very heavy strings. It is a rather difficult instrument to play. I have played mine but a few times. Have a good day my friend. I like your playing. You have a strong command of the instrument. Marie

Emmanuel Delahaye

An octave mandolin (or tenor mandola in Europe) is shorter with thicker strings. This instrument is an Irish bouzouki. Long strigs (just like a folk guitar) with extra light gauge for a lon sustain.

Emmanuel Delahaye

'bastard child' is a little harsh. It's just a evolution of a traditional instrument ... Things like this happen every day ... The bouzouki itself is an evolution of the tambura and comes from a very old tradition of long necked lutes from middle east, like buzuq (Turkey), tar (Iran) etc., probably 4000 BC.

lance pike

holy mother of god!!! im in love!!! you are so interesting to watch. are you as interesting in person??? are you a maiden fan.. or was that some random choice??

Leo Oram

She rocks!!!

Anastasios Voultsides

Very common Greek melody played with exceptional Irish attitude. I could dance to the tune. Thanks

Skip Olsen

I remember when Beth was first learning to play that thing...that is an 8-string Irish bouzouki, a bastard child of the Greek bouzouki...she is also a master of the 10-string Irish bouzouki as well as oboe and 4, 5 and 6 string bass.

Antonio Rodríguez

Suena muy ese instrumento, el bouzuki, se parece al laúd. Me gusta su interpretación, conecta con el interior de las personas.

SuperOxideDimutase

what in blue blazes is this?!

Marie D. Henry

Well I just did some research and found that though it looks a lot like the Octave Mandolin I have in its built, it certainly does not sound like it. You must be correct. There are a lot of instruments out there that have different names in different countries but are the same instrument. It is difficult to really tell but by the tuning it seems. My octave has a very long neck and is heavy to play. I love the sound but not the hard work on the fingers. It is good to keep learning though.

Charles Daigle

Correct, this is her 8 string Bouzouki, (or her banjo as she describes it when boarding an airplane). She also has a 10 string bouzouki (lower course) and a new electric 8 string she's using on the new album..

JJ Body

i thought it was a bouzouki, not a mandolin. maybe im wrong

Ryan Bass

Good feeling! Alot of musicians are missing that!

Greg Franklin

wonderful, thanks for posting this.

Marie D. Henry

Wonderful sound on that Octave Mandolin. Thanks for sharing. I will not miss one up load because I am subscribing to your channel. I play the Octave but am just getting use to it. Sub my channel and enjoy my work. a wonderful Season to you. MM

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