Goodnight Banjo

So, this is a collection of music I have been working on. Played on a Fretless Boucher tuned E/A Rice style. Using the Hybrid technique in no particular manner.
I put these together in a live way....not stopping and not editing. I guess I'm not afraid of just blowing it and being to recover.
These songs have not been played much...as they are my own arrangements. I am going for that "Sweet Spot" in the banjo development. These are all my interpretations. They come out sounding like....sort of Classical almost. I don't know....its just leaning like that. I find the effect rather soothing to listen to to fall asleep. Ha Ha. No kidding.
Anyway, I'd be glad to hear any comments on this experiment.

[@HistoryBoy]

This is an American Civil War Reenactor’s dream, and even further - a Living Historian + Minstrel Banjo player’s heaven. Thank you so kindly, Mr. Twiss! This video feels like it was made perfectly for me 😆

[@pauldraperbanjo]

So good to hear these tunes Tim. It’s late at night, I just closed my eyes and let these tunes carry me off. Thank you.

[@19.-ke2ld]

Absolutely wonderful, is this a minstrel banjo?

[@giggletoot]

Yes it is

[@MsTubbytube]

On 3/4 time playback 1st song sounds Baroque

[@giggletoot]

You know I sort of thought so too. That's kind of what attracted me to that sort of approach.

[@Ben-kg7fd]

This is great. What's the first song and is it in a book somewhere?

[@giggletoot]

Fairy Dance. It is in Mel Bay Book "Early 5 String Banjo Solos"