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And well played at the speed you are playing . It's hard to slow down .when reaching

There are lots of different names for the music we play . I know this under a different name . It's interesting how we use different names in different parts of the world for the same music 🎶.

Fantastic, wish i had found your channel earlier, but anyways i can start from now for my 2025 resolution. Slainte

Bought the book recently, now the book and you will be my inspiration to learn the tunes from the book in 2005 . Thanks for posting Cheers

Suberb, really enjoyed the video.

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That was an amazing end ! Good to see the whole family joining in, it sounded great!

Ps could you please send details of the book you play from . I live in the uk .and would love to buy a cooy . Many thanks

Its very hard to slow things down i pkay the mandolin but i am getting hooked on the tenor banjo 😅

Nice one

And another thanks for the shout-out, great to see your progress! As for your question, I'm in the farthest reaches of Greater Toronto (ha), across the water in Rochester, best known in the banjo community as the home of Bernunzio's.

Well done to you. I play tenor banjo and take my hat off to you for learning a tune a day, amazing achievement.

Hey, thanks for the shout-out, glad if my videos have been of some help 🎉

Well played Phil. Sounds fantastic. Keeper lit 😊

Went great!

Very good. Thanks Phil.

We Like All your Playing .Very Helpful and informative Thank-you for Uploding ,

Great channel. Very helpful for Banjo Players.Also good Irish music .Very well done.

Nice tune .well done.

Thanks for sharing this reel as this is one we would like to learn.

Thanks for your help,l will play through with you. Your Banjo sounds very good.and you play well.

Well done. This is a tricky tune to play has given us the incentive to work on this reel again.

Well done. We found this video useful. We look forward to trying out this tune out.

Nice banjo playing. We look forward to listening to more of your 365 tunes. Well done

Nice job. This one sounds like Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring in mixolydian and there's nothing you can say to convince me otherwise. :)

Awesome! Great tune to challenge yourself with -- so many excellent minor/dorian passages that really work your fingers!

A little unsolicited tip: Written-in triplets (or groupings of two sixteenths and an eighth like in this setting) can usually be simplified to just the first and last notes of that grouping. That would bring this tune solidly down in your difficulty calculation! Keeping solid rhythm is so much more important than fitting in an uncomfortable ornament. 🙂

Play the song. On the top of the hill there is a nice little still we’re the smoke goes in to the SKY

Great job!

Is that a paramount A style

This rips man 🤙

Nice one

Love the banjo partner

Nicely done!

Hello Phil. 3:00, why don't you use the pinkie?

Great tune, in my local session we call this tune Pierogi jokingly (as we are a Polish session). Great stuff! keep on going!

Someone once told me a banjo is a percussive instrument you can play melody on. The very good ones in clawhammer and irish tenor do this if you listen closely. Sometimes I have to count as i play. Reels 1 ans 2 and 3 and 4 aand 5 and 6 and 7 and 8. Hornpipes and polkas seem to be 1 and 2 ans 1 and 2 etc. Helps me especially when learning from a written source

😊 Good job. Crowley's is difficult. Google Angelina Carberry's version with Martin Quinn. Her sense of timing is impeccable. Scary to be in the US now. I have a feeling it will get scarier

Good job Phil! One of the harder tunes in the repertoire, for sure; uses a huge amount of range.

Nice one

Great job!

Thank you Phil, I am with one of those people you are talking about. Who I just happen to love dearly.

Nice one

Do you just keep playing the same tune till it stays in your head, so you just keep looking at the book until your ear can play it for you?

What is the make of your tenor?

@philsstuff Can you pass on info on your banjo model and any info on your strings. I like the sound of it compared to my own. Also thanks for the info on the Big Book of 365 Irish Tunes I picked one up.

Hey Phil, I've been watching your videos regularly and really enjoying them. I started playing the Irish Tenor Banjo just this April so it's great to see you improving as the days go on and myself too!

Sounding good!

When you read online it does say it is a pilsner styled lager. I am just drinking one now. Compared to their regular pilsner it is more sweet, almost more similar to their lager. I love Philips. I grew up on the Island so I like supporting Island based businesses. That being said, it is a good non-alcoholic beer. I have always preferred Pilsners and Lagers over everything, and so far this is the best non-alcoholic pilsner/lager i have had.