Richard recommends Gary Southwell interview

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estebanana

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Richard recommends Gary Southwell in...

I listened to it and I recommend as well. It’s a podcast with no video, but published on YouTube. You can play the podcast by following the link. Both players and makers would enjoy the talk.

Southwell expands on the Bog Oak

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estebanana

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RE: Richard recommends Gary Southwel... (in reply to estebanana)

I’m hope someone listened to this, it was a lot of work to post the link.

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Ricardo

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RE: Richard recommends Gary Southwel... (in reply to estebanana)

I listened...he had a Hauser (copy) and acted like it was an obscure instrument few have heard of

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Richard Jernigan

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RE: Richard recommends Gary Southwel... (in reply to Ricardo)

The host of the podcast is a steel stringer, hence his unfamiliarity with Hauser.

Southwell is certainly familiar with one particular Hauser, the 1940 that Rose Augustine lent to Julian Bream. Southwell made at least 12 copies of this instrument, bringing each copy to Bream for detailed comment and critique.

RNJ

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 21 2025 22:46:18