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December 16, 2007 | Bruce Clausen

We've recently been impressed with the mandolin talents of muti-instrumentalist Bruce Clausen in his performance with flutist Tom Keenlyside, pandeiro Phil Belanger, and guitarist John Miller in a YouTube captured video of his original Choro, Combustiblidade, from the BC String Workshop earlier this year in August.

Miller, of course is a major talent in his own right; we had the privilege of seeing and hearing him live a couple years ago with John Reischman. Bruce does a terrific job on the tune, and we're as captivated by his songsmithing as we are with his playing.

Enjoy: Combustiblidade

Posted by Ted at December 16, 2007 10:15 PM


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