Finally, I did a solo piece w/ my Alembic...strung as a tenor. It's just nuts:  
 
http://soundcloud.com/hb3/mysterious-stranger
 
Cosmic...intergalactic...not exactly bar band material...sort of a theatrical piece, actually.

Very nice!

It's a great sound, but tenor tuning has some good and bad aspects...I don't know if I'll use it this way all the time, but the good thing is that I didn't really need to make any adjustments. That was really cool. So this is pretty much the first thing I played when I had it strung up and turned the delay on.  
 
I also found a bunch of new sounds w/ the piccolo. After I finished the 'Poseidon' album I was going to put it down for awhile, but then, bam...these were total accidental discoveries that sounded amazing.  
 
Like, check this out:  
 
http://soundcloud.com/hb3/a-fish-in-a-bowl-of-gold
 
Achieved by accident....

That was beautiful!

Interesting, right? Almost like a hammered string sound....

I just listened to it again.  I like the sound a lot, and I like what you do with it.
 
The first seventeen seconds would make a really nice repeating pattern.  As I was thinking about that, it brought to mind the beginning of The Pilgrim by Wishbone Ash on the Pilgrimage album.

Yeah, that part you're referring to is actually a recurring motif. It's all part of a big thing.

If you're interested, here's a nice recent version of .

This is cool. I like that the guy is playing a flying V.

The album was released in 1971.

That was pretty hot.

Amazing sound Hugh! What kind of effects are you using?

At 2.17 it reminds of Phaedra by Tangerine Dream

You guys are both AWESOME !  It would be fun to hear you playing an  ALEMBIC duet at an Alembic gathering ________IN the moment ; just create it on the spot for the occasion.

Great sound on the Pilgrim video. Are those Tweed Bandmasters the guy with the Les Paul is playing through?