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Amy Lake
Добавлен 5 сен 2008
Making Yogurt in a Wide Mouth Thermos
Here is the link to the Sandor Katz video I mentioned: ruclips.net/video/XEb7pCvYj3g/видео.html
Brief Summary of Instructions
• Heat milk to 180°F.
• Hold it at 180°F for 10-20 minutes.
• Cool the milk to 115°F.
• Mix 1 Tbs of yogurt starter with about ½ cup of 115°F milk for each quart/liter of milk.
• Mix the small amount of starter and milk into the pan of milk.
• Pour the milk into the wide mouth thermos and close tightly.
• Incubate for 7-8 hours. Incubate longer if you like your yogurt more sour or want less lactose.
• Refrigerate the yogurt. If you leave the yogurt in the thermos, be sure to take the top off so the cold gets to the yogurt. Alternatively, you can transfer the yogurt to anot...
Brief Summary of Instructions
• Heat milk to 180°F.
• Hold it at 180°F for 10-20 minutes.
• Cool the milk to 115°F.
• Mix 1 Tbs of yogurt starter with about ½ cup of 115°F milk for each quart/liter of milk.
• Mix the small amount of starter and milk into the pan of milk.
• Pour the milk into the wide mouth thermos and close tightly.
• Incubate for 7-8 hours. Incubate longer if you like your yogurt more sour or want less lactose.
• Refrigerate the yogurt. If you leave the yogurt in the thermos, be sure to take the top off so the cold gets to the yogurt. Alternatively, you can transfer the yogurt to anot...
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Bach Invention 10 Virtual Duet - Electric Bass and Classical Guitar
Просмотров 2934 года назад
Bach Invention 10 Virtual Duet - Electric Bass and Classical Guitar
The Road to Galway by Maria Linnemann
Просмотров 3387 лет назад
This is for my sister-in-law Robin who will be missed by many. The piece is by Maria Linnemann and can be found in her collection called Quiet Waters. I took a few liberties to make it a little easier in a couple of places. I'm playing a Kenny Hill New World Player spruce 615 mm.
Sepia by Thierry Tisserand
Просмотров 2477 лет назад
I just got a new guitar! Here's a new recording with it. It's a little piece called Sepia by French composer Thierry Tisserand. The images are from the New York Public Library Digital Collections. What a treasure trove. The sheet music is available from Productions d'OZ. It's from a book of fairly easy pieces called Spleen Songs.
Serendipity by Maria Linnemann
Просмотров 6399 лет назад
This is from Maria Linnemann's My Beautiful Country collection published by Ricordi. She has a gift for writing tuneful music that is not difficult to play.
Murmures (Whispersings) by Maria Linnemann
Просмотров 31410 лет назад
Maria Linnemann is a contemporary German guitarist and composer. You can hear her play this and more on her youtube channel. The pictures are just a random bunch I've taken.
Astor Piazzolla - Milonga a Trois
Просмотров 14710 лет назад
Arranged for guitar by Gary Ryan. The music is published in the book Play Piazzolla.
Birds Flew Over the Spire by Gary Ryan
Просмотров 59410 лет назад
From a description of the music: "Birds Flew Over The Spire is a short, lyrical piece which was also partly intended as a study to explore various ways in which the left hand can form the same harmonic shapes around the fingerboard. I am not keen on the title "study" however, as it often seems to stifle the imagination and perpetuate the myth that somehow technique is detached from music making...
A Scots Tune - From the Rowallen Lute Book (c. 1620) - Transcribed by Jamey Bellizzi
Просмотров 50710 лет назад
Photos from a recent trip to Scotland. The guitar is a cedar Hill Player, 628mm scale. Recorded on a Sanyo Xacti ICR-XPS01M. The music is available in the book The Scottish Lute by Ronn McFarlane, published by Mel Bay.
Lament for the Death of his Second Wife by Niel Gow (1727-1807)
Просмотров 95311 лет назад
Niel Gow was a Scottish composer, fiddler and dance instructor. Read more about him here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niel_Gow. This arrangement is by David Crooks and is available at the Delcamp classical guitar web forum. The colorized photographs are from the Library of Congress. There are no known restrictions on their use. You can find those here: www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2001703567/.
Fim De Tarde by Ulisses Rocha
Просмотров 18911 лет назад
Me playing and photos from our trips to Glacier and Yosemite. Ulisses Rocha is a Brazilian guitarist.
The Harp That Once
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.12 лет назад
The Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls was written by Irish Poet Thomas Moore (1779-1852) and arranged for guitar by Steve Marsh. I'm playing it on a Yamaha Guitalele which is a guitar about the size of a baritone or tenor ukulele. I simplified the beginning and end. The photograph's are from Grace's trip to Ireland. Poem: The harp that once through Tara's halls The soul of music shed, Now han...
Soneto em Mi Menor by Paulinho Nogueira
Просмотров 50212 лет назад
My guitar and my dad's photos. The music is available from GSP (gsp105). Paulinho Nogueira (1929-2003) was a Brazilian composer and guitarist. His most popular piece is probably Bachianinha no. 1.
Prelude by Peter Nuttall from Twelve Inventions for Solo Guitar
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.13 лет назад
Prelude by Peter Nuttall from Twelve Inventions for Solo Guitar
Valsa Sem Nome by Baden Powell (Brazil)
Просмотров 54913 лет назад
Valsa Sem Nome by Baden Powell (Brazil)
Very helpful!
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bravo - excellent
Oh my God! How sensitive dedication to your Daddy; My congratulations to both of you, Richard and Amy!. Excellent execution !
This is so beautiful. I’m considering this very guitar. Actually was thinking of the cedar but I love the bell like quality here. Do you remember what strings you used?
I'm not sure what guitar I played this on. I think a Hill New World Player cedar 628mm. I sold that guitar some time ago. I now own a Player from spruce which is 615mm. The 3 most recent videos (although I haven't done much in a while) were recorded on the newer 615mm. I like the spruce. I also like the smaller body of the 615mm. I can't be sure because I sometime switch strings but usually use LaBella 2001. Thanks for listening and commenting.
@@amy55407 in the delcamp board you said this was the Spruce 615 on the post if that helps? It’s how I got here. I have the Cordoba cadete 615 but it just doesn’t have the tone I would like. I’m not expecting Hauser sound but it seems like these Hills are pretty nice.
@@chupie That's in my signature of what I own now but it's not the guitar I played on this recording. I have a Cordoba Cadet 615 also which I take with me when I travel by car. The Player is much nicer.
@@amy55407 oh! Lol. Well darn. Was hoping it sounded like that. Do you think there is a good difference between the cadet and the Hill?
@@chupie Definitely a difference between the two guitars. If you have a chance to try one you should.
These are all lovely BTW
Is this also the 615?
No, not the 615mm. That guitar is much newer. At this time I may have been playing an Almansa 636mm. Or it might have been my older 628mm New World Player. Thanks for the comments.
Lovely playing!
Dear Amy Lake, I have just found your moving tribute to your sister-in-Law Robin. The video with all its family photos and your beautiful playing are a very special memorial. All my best wishes for you and your family, Maria
Thank you Maria. It's very kind of you to comment. Amy
Very nice playing and pictures.
Where would I find the sheet music? This is lovely.
It's in this book by Steve Marsh. www.melbay.com/Products/98435/irish-folk-songs-for-classical-guitar.aspx
Thank you!
I wish I had found this earlier, Amy - it's a lovely performance. The video is lovely too! All my best wishes, Maria
Hello Maria. I'm honored that you listened and commented on the video. Thank you for all the beautiful music you create and share with all of us. Amy
Just lovely! Your playing is beautiful and Peter Nuttall's music is wonderful.
lovely photos and music. what area(s) of Scotland are shown in the photos?
That is unbelievable! With over 1,000 views, you only have 7 likes and 3 comments! You deserve so many more! Beautiful playing!
Thank you, I enjoyed that. My son is learning to play this piece and I listened to Gary Ryan playing this. I was rather surprised at the speed he took it which was a bit too fast for the relaxed and languid mood of the piece (to my mind at least). He wrote it but I definitely liked your speed better.
Thanks for this sweet musical interlude - it hit the spot!
Lovely playing! Please upload more of your work.
Thanks. I just noticed your comment. You have given me the honor of being the first to comment on any of my video. There are only a couple but more to come simply as one way to motivate myself to develop a repertoire.