It may have been played many times but I still think it's a beautiful song. It's just nice to play it. Especially after Sunday morning church... Cheers, Marcel
Just started learning the Banjo and learned this song recently. This is totally badass. It reminds me of my roots in appalacia, Wild and Wonderful West Virginia. Im on the west coast now but Appalacia will never leave me.
Hi Levi, thanks for your comment. Although I am Dutch I can imagine that it is impossible to erase the appalachians from your mind and memory. I have been there once and I must say that I also have unforgettable memories of it. I wish you a lot of success learning to play "the most beautiful instrument in the world". Cheers, Marcel
Greetings from Boulder Colorado Marcel, the home of the majestic Rocky Mountains and Ome Banjos where your excellent sounding banjo was born! I truly enjoy your smooth, faultless playing and love that blending of the two parts. You sure make it look easy. Thank you for a beautiful tune.
This is the Netherlands calling Boulder Colorado.... the home of the Rocky Mountains and majestic 😀Ome Banjos..... Hi Tina, thank you for your very nice comment. Good to hear from you again. Greetz from across the Atlantic. Marcel
Thank you for your comment. I live in the Netherlands (Europe). In 2013 and 2017 I visited family in Spartanburg SC and I have been in Boiling Springs a couple of times!! What a coincidence!
Also the Home of Earl Scruggs. I'm sure you know. I play some myself. Always played guitar, but banjo is coming easier than before now. I learn things from your video .Thank You!
WOW Marcel….it’s so good to see a new upload from you!!! Greetings from very hot and humid Florida, U.S.A. I really enjoyed this video as this is one of my most favorite old hymns. I appreciated you showing up close detailing of your finger movements….that’s very helpful. Thank you so much for this new video! 😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi Sloan, thanks for your comment. Greetings from The Netherlands. Great to hear that you like the video. I have received more requests for this format (close up). It takes a little more time but I intend to do the same for the next videos. See you next time. Marcel
Hello Chantal, I would like to explain it to you, but that is a lot of work. Am sorry. I don't have a tab for it either. You will see the fingering for the second banjo in the right part of the screen. If it goes too fast you can also slow down the video. I hope you figure it out this way. Cheers, Marcel
@@Marcel-Arendsen we have an unspoken brotherhood cause I also have an Ome banjo I bought new back in the mid 70's and just love the sound. It just got better and better over the years. It is a juggernaut 1 with plenty of character wear but plays and sounds wonderful
Hi Jim, yes those Ome Banjos are really very well built and, if you set it up well, have a great sound. A friend of mine also has a Juggernaut (built in the 70's) and is still very happy with it. I once had contact with Tanya from Ome Banjos who could tell me that about 125 Columbines Banjos were built. And that includes the four-string banjos of the series. Cheers and have a nice day Jim!
Ik ben pas begonnen met Banjo (Bluegrass) te leren spelen. Geen enkele ervaring met muziek en instrumenten. Het zal nog een tijdje duren voor ik zóver ben 😄
Ik kan je vertellen dat het nooit te laat is om te leren. Loop niet te hard van stapel en begin eenvoudig. Wees consistent en probeer elke dag minimaal een half uur vrij te maken om te leren. Probeer het momentum van speelplezier te behouden. Er zijn momenten dat je denkt dat het je nooit zal lukken maar dat is een illusie kan ik je wederom uit ervaring vertellen. Toewijding en doorzettingsvermogen gelden ook hier als de belangrijkste componenten voor vooruitgang. Veel succes!
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Great to see you uploading some songs again Marcel. Perfect tune after getting out of church today.
It may have been played many times but I still think it's a beautiful song. It's just nice to play it. Especially after Sunday morning church... Cheers, Marcel
Just started learning the Banjo and learned this song recently. This is totally badass. It reminds me of my roots in appalacia, Wild and Wonderful West Virginia. Im on the west coast now but Appalacia will never leave me.
Hi Levi, thanks for your comment. Although I am Dutch I can imagine that it is impossible to erase the appalachians from your mind and memory. I have been there once and I must say that I also have unforgettable memories of it. I wish you a lot of success learning to play "the most beautiful instrument in the world". Cheers, Marcel
Brilliant Marcel...!! 19:50..
Hi there, thanks for your nice comment!
Thank you Marcel. I've missed your videos. Well played indeed!
Hi Punchion, good to hear from you again. I'll try to post nice tunes more often. Cheers, Marcel
Nicely, straight playing and a creative arrangement of this well known song. Thumbs up.
Thank you!
Beautiful and inspiring.
Thank you!
Greetings from Boulder Colorado Marcel, the home of the majestic Rocky Mountains and Ome Banjos where your excellent sounding banjo was born! I truly enjoy your smooth, faultless playing and love that blending of the two parts. You sure make it look easy. Thank you for a beautiful tune.
This is the Netherlands calling Boulder Colorado.... the home of the Rocky Mountains and majestic 😀Ome Banjos..... Hi Tina, thank you for your very nice comment. Good to hear from you again. Greetz from across the Atlantic. Marcel
Fantastic job in double Banjo ....!!!!!!!
Thanks Umberto!
Love it!
Thank you Patrick!
Good Job as always from Boiling Springs N.C.
Thank you for your comment. I live in the Netherlands (Europe). In 2013 and 2017 I visited family in Spartanburg SC and I have been in Boiling Springs a couple of times!! What a coincidence!
Also the Home of Earl Scruggs. I'm sure you know. I play some myself. Always played guitar, but banjo is coming easier than before now. I learn things from your video .Thank You!
You're welcome Natan!
WOW Marcel….it’s so good to see a new upload from you!!! Greetings from very hot and humid Florida, U.S.A. I really enjoyed this video as this is one of my most favorite old hymns. I appreciated you showing up close detailing of your finger movements….that’s very helpful. Thank you so much for this new video! 😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi Sloan, thanks for your comment. Greetings from The Netherlands. Great to hear that you like the video. I have received more requests for this format (close up). It takes a little more time but I intend to do the same for the next videos. See you next time. Marcel
Clean and awesome picking!
Hallo Wolfgang, danke Nachbar. Herzliche Grüße aus den Niederlanden
Well played
Thank you Malcolm!
MAGIC
Thank you so much!
You have been greatly missed! 👏
Hello Flatiron, it's good to hear that I've been missed. Good to hear from you again. I'll try to post nice tunes more often. Regards, Marcel
Sounds great! I also liked how you split the screen and showed what the left hand was doing.
Hi Jim. My pleasure and thanks for your comment.
As my father would've said "Whoo! Drive 'er boy!" Great picking!!
Hello Helen, thank you so much!
Great Parts Marcel Can you tell me the tune strings second banjo Thanks a lot Marcel
Hello Chantal, I would like to explain it to you, but that is a lot of work. Am sorry. I don't have a tab for it either. You will see the fingering for the second banjo in the right part of the screen. If it goes too fast you can also slow down the video. I hope you figure it out this way. Cheers, Marcel
You can tell how clean you play Marcel by the lack of pick marks on the banjo head, 👍 respect man
Hello Paul, thank you for watching and your comment. Have a nice weekend!
Wow👌
Hi there Leafforever, thank you!
Do you play Kenny Baker's great tune "Washington County"..would love to hear your version if you do!
That's a good one. I'll think about it. I have so much tunes in mind that I would like to play.
Great job man and I am really hoping you will give us a tune from time to time. You have become one of my favorite players here! BRAVO
Hello Jim, I've have a little more time lately and try to post something nice every now and then. Thanks for your comment.
@@Marcel-Arendsen we have an unspoken brotherhood cause I also have an Ome banjo I bought new back in the mid 70's and just love the sound. It just got better and better over the years. It is a juggernaut 1 with plenty of character wear but plays and sounds wonderful
Hi Jim, yes those Ome Banjos are really very well built and, if you set it up well, have a great sound. A friend of mine also has a Juggernaut (built in the 70's) and is still very happy with it. I once had contact with Tanya from Ome Banjos who could tell me that about 125 Columbines Banjos were built. And that includes the four-string banjos of the series. Cheers and have a nice day Jim!
What model ome banjo do you have?
I have an Ome Columbine I.Tanya Ogsbury told me: "I can tell you we have not made very many Columbine, less than 100 in 4 and 5 strings slyles".
Ik ben pas begonnen met Banjo (Bluegrass) te leren spelen. Geen enkele ervaring met muziek en instrumenten.
Het zal nog een tijdje duren voor ik zóver ben 😄
Ik kan je vertellen dat het nooit te laat is om te leren. Loop niet te hard van stapel en begin eenvoudig. Wees consistent en probeer elke dag minimaal een half uur vrij te maken om te leren. Probeer het momentum van speelplezier te behouden. Er zijn momenten dat je denkt dat het je nooit zal lukken maar dat is een illusie kan ik je wederom uit ervaring vertellen. Toewijding en doorzettingsvermogen gelden ook hier als de belangrijkste componenten voor vooruitgang. Veel succes!
@@Marcel-Arendsen Altijd spijt van gehad, maar nooit te laat dacht ik ook, ik ben 53 😀
Succes!