Anne Boleyn - medieval, instrumental

That was interesting. It would be cool to hear it performed with period correct instruments.

Chappel: Guess traditional Celtic instruments would do. Thanks for dropping by and for the comments. BTW, watch your pictures from Hat Creek on YouTube. Great music and scenery!
Kev: I am very glad you liked it! I always have less reverb on piano than on the other instruments. When the piano plays melody it should be up front and not in the background. This isn't entirely the rule here so your ideas seem reasonable. The mixing part pf a project can be so tiresome and the piano was the last part in this puzzle... but I take your ideas with me. Hopefully as said, the piano will be replaced by vocals. Thank you kindly Kev for input!

Hi equality, I like  this, a lot. Not period correct but more like a '70s English folk/rock band interpretation of  an old tune. Very enjoyable listen.

Greetings, Rik

Nice piece. Are you doubling the guitar part? It sounds like it. If so, try nudging one side forward 8 to 10'ish or milliseconds and the other back the same, to open up the center more for the piano.

Enoyed this. Like the guitar a lot. Also like the bass and it could be louder IMO.

ilhansen: Mange tak! Glad you liked the bohdran too. I thought it would collide with the contra bass.
Rik: I like your thoughts of a 70's version of an old song. Thanks!
jsaras: I have looked over the bass and raise it about 1.5 dB. Perhaps it plays so much inte lower rqnge it may sound undefined? Hope it sounds better now. Thnx j!
Malcolm: I took your words and panned the guitars more to the sides. Thank you for the nice reference to the 16th century and to Elizabeth I. (Watched another episode this night in which Elizabeth swore never to get married after the death of Catherine Howard.) Have to check Pentangle out.
chasmcg: Raised the bass a little. Thanks for listening.
vechung: I agree the piano could play more complicated. Here I mostly see it as a guideline for a female vocal. Thanks V!

Panned out the guitars a little more, changed eq on them, raised the bass and a little more limitation on the master. More distinct now?

That was some fine playing there.  I'd personally like to have heard the piano a bit further back, but maybe that's just me because the guitar work was so excellent.  Maybe some EQ carving might accomplish the same thing, but, either way, very well done.

Just beautiful and an excellent composition.  Very expressive playing.  Love it! :)

excellent music dude, and different to your usual stuff, other than a sense of fragility...

Notnat: Most appreciated. Hat off.
mgh: Yeah, I use fragility in my songs and I think it's still there, just before the drum part. Thanks a lot.

Sorry for late replies.

Thank you Shawn!

Absolutely loved this. Excellent playing. Had this going for a couple of hours this sunny Sunday morning in Portsmouth, perfect.

Outstanding effort.

Yea I agree with all the posts so far love this sort of music.  Very much like Jethro Tull, the only thing is the bass is a little muddy.  Try rolling some of the bottom end off on the bass track and maybe even do the same with the master buss, if that does not work roll some off in the lower mids.

Great love it Peace