Cello Noodles, Vol. V, by Betsy Tinney

Cello Noodles, Vol. V

by Betsy Tinney

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1.	Suspended 04:26	info
2.	The Merry Monster Stomp 03:21	info
3.	Luminous 04:48	info
4.	Illuminating & Ultimate Gray 05:30	info
5.	Down in Yon Forest 02:26	info
6.	The Veil is Thin 04:30	info
7.	An Alligator Somewhere, Somehow 05:28	info
8.	Little Black Dress 04:00	info
9.	Ménage à Trio - Methuselah Tree 04:20	info
10.	Evergreen Heart 03:49	info
11.	A Chance of Rain 03:31	info
12.	Uncaged 07:05	info
13.	The Web 04:54	info
14.	An Early Frost 03:32	info
15.	Riu, Riu, Chiu 02:18	lyrics
The chorus, in Spanish, goes as follows: Riu, Riu, Chiu, la guarda ribera Dios guardo el lobo de nuestra cordera Dios guardo el lobo de nuestra cordera And here's a rough translation: "Riu, Riu, Chiu," [sings] the river guardian [And thus] God kept the wolf from our lamb God kept the wolf from our lamb

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A collection of original pieces created by Betsy for her subscribers on Bandcamp and Patreon.

Some of the pieces on this album may eventually be remixed and released on a future studio album, while others may never be publicly released.

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released December 31, 2021

Tracks 1, 3-8, 10-15 were composed/improvised, recorded, and mixed by Betsy Tinney. All instruments performed by Betsy.

Track 2: Improvised by Betsy Tinney (cello) & Amy McNally (violin). Recorded, and mixed by Betsy Tinney.

Track 9: Improvised live by Menage a Trio (see that track for details).

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Betsy Tinney Seattle, Washington

Betsy is a cello storyteller. Using her cello and an electronic looper, she weaves rich, complex and varied tapestries of sound; her original cello compositions paint pictures and tell tales, from thunderstorms and skeletal mice to dancing elephants and humpback whales. ... more