Shalom Aleichem & Typsy Gypsy -Tim Connell & Jack Dwyer - Twin Mandolins

Tim and Jack play the traditional piece Shalom Aleichem and David Grisman's "Typsy Gypsy".

[stokespaul]

Beautiful playing guys! Jack I remember you back in the early 2000s, NY state, I was substitute teaching and would see you with your mandolin and think, that guys got something. Best.

[ethanzsimon]

This melody is not traditional - but was composed by an American Rabbi, Israel Goldfarb, on May 10, 1918. Shalom Aleichem was first published by Rabbi Goldfarb in the hymnal Friday Evening Melodies later that year, which was copywrited and recorded at the Library of Congress.

[bennett]

Why does this not have more views? And where can I the music for this? I've looked everywhere.

[bennett]

It's looks like it's shot with two different cameras thats why it looks the way it does.

[animelovers]

@James Bennett it's called typsy gypsy I think not sure

[marcoagustindiaz]

cómo podría obtener las notas? muchas gracias¡

[angelbrokenwingmedicineflo]

Where can I find a teacher to teach me this style of music around the Nashville area ?

[valdae]

What is the name of the mandolin that Tim is playing?  It's such a departure from the typical F design.