Bluegrass From the Forest 2012 (252/264) - Shelton, WA

Twin Fiddlers, Annie Staninec & Stephen Burwell wow the audience with exquisitely sensitive coordinated harmony as they make their instruments sing.
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[@6stringwood]

To me the violin or fiddle is one of the most difficult intruments to play...yet Annie and Stephen play them like were born with them. Oustanding work!

[@neildesperandum6114]

Annie!

[@vgrof2315]

That says it all!

[@pinballwyz]

Bluegrass is about the most happening music in America today--fresh, alive, exciting.
You just don't get the whole picture from a CD--go to a concert and hear the people's music as it's played today...proof that there's bluegrass in Heaven! These fiddle players were a treat to watch perform.

[@joshdcamp]

this was amazing in person. with 5 minutes to prepare they were one of the highlights of the show!

[@rogeralsop3479]

Eerie and beautiful.

[@Fiddleman200616]

Thanks for posting this! It is absolutely amazing! And it's Burwell not Burdwell.

[@firstfiddle1]

Good innovative arrangement on Jerusalem Ridge. Same for Whisky - - .

[@hman04]

I can't remember the name of this song. Anyone?! I used to play it a little bit and can't for the life of me remember.

[@hman04]

*The first song*

[@littledude787]

The first song is Jerusalem Ridge.