Tin Whistle Lesson | World's Most Popular Irish Session Tune 🎵🎵

Learn the most popular Irish session tune in the whole world "The Kesh Jig", step by step, with professional Irish tin whistle player, Kirsten Allstaff. This course of tin whistle tunes is designed to teach you easy to learn, popular Irish session tunes that everyone knows as well as some great ornamentation exercises which will help you improve your playing faster. Take this lesson here then go to the OAIM website to download a free MP3 and sheet music / notes for The Kesh Jig - www.oaim.ie/tin-whistle/easy-...
In this Irish tin whistle tutorial you will learn the tune and ornamentation step by step:
00:00 Introduction
01:10 The tune played normally
03:02 Learn the first part phrase by phrase
06:34 First part practice (slow)
07:29 Learn the second part phrase by phrase
11:00 Second part practice (slow)
12:06 The G roll exercise
14:45 Whole tune practice
You couldn't be in better hands learning with Kirsten as she's been playing since childhood and has many years of experience teaching tin whistle and Irish flute, including, 10 years tutoring Irish music performance at (University of Limerick) Irish World Academy of Music And Dance.
www.oaim.ie/tin-whistle/easy-...
Easy Tin Whistle Session Tunes
Due to popular demand, Easy Tin Whistle Session Tunes has been created as a companion and follow-on course to our most popular course here on OAIM: Tin Whistle Basics. Easy Tin Whistle Session Tunes consists of 15 easy and popular Irish Session tunes, 8 reels and 7 jigs, that you can easily master with little effort under the expert guidance of master whistler, Kirsten Allstaff.
If you’ve taken Tin Whistle Basics then you already have the building blocks that will be further explored in this course. In lieu of introducing new techniques, the course was designed to help you master existing skills all the while learning new tunes to add to your repertoire. So, you get to simultaneously build your skill while building your repertoire.
The techniques recapped in this course include: cuts, taps, slides, the breath, articulation and rolls. Technique studies are kept simple and basic. Most of the lessons feature a technical exercise designed to optimise the learning of specific scale patterns, ornamentations and articulation methods. When these techniques are practised regularly and at consistent tempo, they contribute to building finger dexterity, the mark of tin whistle mastery.
A bonus feature of this course is that we have backing tracks for the vast majority of the tunes covered. So rather than just playing them on your own, when you’re ready you can play along with quality guitar or piano accompaniment tracks at the speed you are comfortable with and/or with another melody instrument if you so choose.
By the end of the course you will have doubled your repertoire and gained great confidence in your playing, enabling you to head out to a live session with some great tunes under your belt.
www.oaim.ie/tin-whistle/easy-...
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OAIM co-founder / tin whistle and flute tutor Kirsten Allstaff releases her new solo album "FOUR / 4". Watch the album promo of Uplifting Irish music with beautiful video @ ruclips.net/video/lZmyQz9lprQ/видео.html

[@almatka1]

This is Why I joined OAIM because you teach well and bit By bit you explain the tunes and then play them normal speed. All teachers teach well and only traditional irish songs. I wish to be a good player in Time and some tutors out of OAIM teach lots of songs that are not trad ones. I only wish to learn irish traditional songs. So Thank you OAIM for teaching being So kind!

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

All our tutors are highly experienced teachers and performers. Glad you like the way we teach :)

[@irishfield1]

Amazing and so kind Lady great teacher ever thank you Kirsten

[@NotAFanAnymore]

Love it. Great tune to learn. Well done.

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

Thanks so much!

[@Flanaganshane]

Hey was wondering if you could add a téir abhaile riú tutorial please a song I've been wanting to learn on the tin whistle lately. Thanks :)

[@Hector-sc5zo]

😍

[@EVH596]

I know this was from a while ago, but what would really help is if you slowed down and showed the fingerings and everything close up, and slowly so we can see what you do.

[@joeminter]

I'm a beginner and had a little trouble with this one. What helps me is slowing the video to 50% in the RUclips app and using full screen.

[@Melvorgazh]

Lovely lady too

[@rosiee7802]

Thanks for the video. What make is this D whistle you’re playing?

[@bhgardeners]

Burke.

[@nonpropaganda7092]

HI Kirsten,
The Kesh Jig tutorial is greatly appreciated with the G roll exercise...thnx so much...
Current student of OAIM and have learned much from the training.
One request I have is, any chance you could add Cooley's Reel the session list?
I know its not easy but its a great tune to have as a goal.
Thnx again...

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

You're welcome, did you get the tune?

[@gienbot7954]

d or c? how to know?

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

It's a D. We almost always use D tin whistles.

[@dakotau2575]

What brand whistle is that you have there?

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

Hi Dylan, I'll ask her, are you looking for a tin whistle?

[@dakotau2575]

@@onlineacademyofirishmusic I am indeed!

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

I think Kirsten's is a Lemur, but for starting off a $10 Generation from Amazon would be fine.

[@dakotau2575]

@@onlineacademyofirishmusic thanks but looking for something...more professional in quality.

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

Kirsten just got back to me and confirmed that James is correct, it's a Burke, thanks James!