re-entrant Videos

Zeta_ch.fli

Vorticity at 100 m depth for a high-resolution ocean model in a two-hemisphere basin with a zonally reentrant channel spanning the southernmost eighth of the domain. This is a zoom-in on the transition zone between the channel and basin. Note the large scale separation between the basin and the smallest resolvable features.

Author: gegenbauer; Tags: Zeta ch

T_ch.fli

Temperature at 100 m depth for a high-resolution ocean model in a two-hemisphere basin with a zonally reentrant channel spanning the southernmost eighth of the domain. This is a zoom-in on the transition zone between the channel and basin.

Author: gegenbauer; Tags: T ch

"El Toro Solitario" (The Lonesome Bull) - Original (instrumental) - Bring the Song Challenge

Just a tune on my Ohana CK-35GS (reentrant tuning) that I made up while practicing. Hope you like it. I call it "El Toro Solitario" because that's the picture I associate with it: A lonesome bull (one of the kind that is used in bull fights) that is grazing - then running - then grazing again, somewhere in the Spanish Extremadura region within a breathtaking landscape... *lol* My friend Joseph Hoh once said I was "a bloody romantic". He's probably right. :-) The strings are my own brand ...

Author: mugambismonkey; Tags: el toro solitario original ukulele instrumental Ohana CK-35G mugambismonkey

Winin' Boy Blues - Jelly Roll Morton - Fingerpicking Ukulele

melancholy, as if he knew his winding-days' were a thing of the past. You can listen to it here at the channel of the one and only contemporary Youtube wininboy, I'm sure he won't mind www.youtube.com I'm playing a "Mya Moe Classic" tenor uke, re-entrant tuning but two steps down. I uploaded an instrumental version of this tune and tabbed it out. www.youtube.com Free tablature at my website cut and paste www.daddystovepipe.com ... ukulele fingerpicking jelly roll morton winin boy ...

Author: daddystovepipe; Tags: ukulele fingerpicking jelly roll morton winin boy blues daddystovepipe acoustic myo moe tenor

Le Blues de la sardine à l'huile

I would like to know who composed this song. Probably that unknown violin player from Quebec with whom I played 20 years ago in Toulouse, but I'm not sure. If somebody knows, please send me a message. Played on an Ohana Tenor TK 50G tuned low C reentrant with two wound strings. They are pretty new, this explain the noises... Very big volume set up.

Author: yalego; Tags: Sardine Ukulele Blues Ohana Tenor CK50G Yan Yalego