[treeswarper]

[Ski]

[HermitThrush]

[olderthanIusedtobe]

That's really cool. It must be chilly at first light on a mountain top wearing only a sleeveless recital dress, that's some dedication.

[treeswarper]

There's this banjo. Or I imagine a homemade cigar box banjo might be light.

[Traildoggie]

we hike early and want to hear the sounds of nature, or silence. Trails are much busier than they used to be and even loud talking is intrusive. we would be unhappy at an involuntary serenade by anyone else's music regardless of how good the intentions.

[AlpineRose]

There is probably no one that dislikes - no, loathes - the ceaseless cacophony produced by hoomans more than I do. Anytime, anywhere. But especially on the trail. The blah, blah, blah-ing of groups of two or more. The s**t that emanates from their gizmos. The drunks proving "I shout, therefore I am". The ugly, ugly buzz of snowmachines, ATVs, motorized trail bikes. (ok, these next two are not on the trail.) Those morons that lock their cars in the middle of a quiet night with those chirping devices. Air conditioners producing mid-frequency whines that drill into your brain. And so on. But. What these musicians do is enchanting. Just thinking about it almost makes me cry. In the same realm as bird song. Whale song. As a most definitely a not-a-morning person, it would be a miracle if I ever ran into them. But I like to think how it would feel if I did. Just the idea of it stimulates the pleasure centers of my brain. Sounds of nature, indeed.

[ale_capone]

I seen these MM's on a local television show and thought it was beautiful. I would be more then thrilled to accidentally catch a summit serenade. Keep it up.. lovely! But i dont know, alpinerose. I think I could give you a run. I listened to some guy loudly blather about his neighbours building code problems at Valhalla lake. Then a dog barked, and he switched to how annoying it was to hear dogs barking in the wilderness... I really wish I had a drone to drone them out. Kind of reminds me somewhat of the Bulger Lister that takes photos in her dress.. I forget her name( she just finished last year I think)but the ones from fernow are stunning.

[Sourstraw]

[Ski]

hope you both keep up the good work.

[Pyrites]

One of my neater sunny days in the hills was getting off the trail a hundred yards to eat lunch. My Dad and I listened to someone who’d gone a little ways further play their autoharp. Just ate our sandwiches and enjoyed everything thing. Play when you’d like. I’d consider myself lucky to hear you en plein air.

[Gimpilator]

These videos are inspiring! I'm really excited to see where you ladies are taking your music. Coincidentally, Sauk, Dickerman and Pilchuck are my pages on Summitpost so I decided to feature your videos there for some extra exposure. Where will you play next? How much do tickets cost?

[Sourstraw]