The melody is divided into 3 parts. It seems that the first was composed by a certain Tommy Potts, a violinist born in 1912 and died in 1988, inspired by the flight of a butterfly in his garden. The second and third parts, on the other hand, would be older and in fact are present almost identical in a famous collection of Irish music written in 1883, the Ryan's Mammoth Collection. Typical demonstration of how traditional culture is transformed through the generations: today this piece is one of the most famous pieces of Celtic music.
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The butterfly song is My favorite part..
I love the tin whistle 😁❤️...
Lovely, Shane.
Absolutely Awesome
The melody is divided into 3 parts. It seems that the first was composed by a certain Tommy Potts, a violinist born in 1912 and died in 1988, inspired by the flight of a butterfly in his garden. The second and third parts, on the other hand, would be older and in fact are present almost identical in a famous collection of Irish music written in 1883, the Ryan's Mammoth Collection. Typical demonstration of how traditional culture is transformed through the generations: today this piece is one of the most famous pieces of Celtic music.
Thanks for the info Giorgio! Fascinating
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One of my favorites!!!
Great whistle playing!
Thanks Mia! When are we gonna play something on here??
Красивая мелодия.Спасибо за видео.😀
Спасибо!
@@shanekerwin Ты говоришь по-русский? Или знаешь как использовать google translate?
sounds good friend, congrats
Those are my two favorite tunes 😊 Well done, very well played!
Please tell me the brand and tone of this whistle ✍✍✍
Thanks Fossa! It’s a D whistle made by Michael Burke
@@shanekerwin Thank you!
I wonder if he's an INFJ 🤔...