Thomas Oliver - 'There May Be Hope Yet' (Weissenborn Duet)

A Weissenborn duet named 'There May Be Hope Yet' by Thomas Oliver.

'There May Be Hope Yet' (written and performed by Thomas Oliver) from the album, "Beneath the Weissenborn", out now.

Played on a Tony Francis Style 4 and an original (circa 1930) Style 1.5 Teardrop Weissenborn.

Thanks to Marty Lang, Hayley Gray, Squid Kelly, Tony Francis and César de Diego.

[doznt]

This piece is so moving you could haul furniture with it.

[stephenblyskal]

Beautifully done. Ethereal sounds. I see why people get fascinated with this instrument.

[cherylevridge]

This is so far beyond awesome.  Magical.  Wish I could play like this.  

[ernstroad]

Just beautiful. No thumb picks. I guess you can do that on Weissenbprns. Excellent.

[karst]

Thank you Thomas, this definitely got my mind free from the rigors of the day.

[jasminegabrielle]

This song made me feel wide-eyed and open and full of wonder and hope (before I even knew it had 'hope' in the title!).

You have created something that makes a difference to people's lives and makes the world a little richer. Thank you, Tommy.

[fullmoonfool]

Love the way they filmed this amazing duet. That took some work also i bet. Beautifull all the way around.

[bernablues]

È. Uno spettacolo, per gli occhi e per le orecchie, vederti suonare: -)))

[tanoekomusic]

You are the best and you know come to Spain please

[johndupree]

Great concept, glad Tony Francis creates these.

[michaeljking]

I love listening to this Album,  great to see the actual playing,  amazing and inspiring,

[lesleymolyneaux]

Just fantastic - just been introduced to Thomas' music - love it!!

[SamLamingWingsuit]

That was magical! First thing I heard in a while that caught my attention :) Bravo! Loved your Jurassic Park cover too.

[WhiteLama]

Everytime I watch one of your new videos I have to go and watch the Jurassic Park theme one again, you're awesome!

[eolden]

Could be the best Weissenborn piece here.

[mvecellio]

Great video.  Using two different guitars was also a nice touch.

[julesd]

Such pretty sounds, such a different way to play. I like it!

[BertBouwhuis-BB]

Stunning! I'm amazed about how there doesn't seem to be one dominant first part playing the melody and one supporting part. How do you record that sequentially?

[NazMarkify]

Nice! I've been watching all your vids for sometime now, i Just realized i haven't made any comment. Good job man.

[garynpatty]

There is something about the sound of Thomas Oliver playing a Weissenborn!