The Old Favorite Jig (The Kilfenora) - DADGAD Guitar Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In this DADGAD guitar tutorial we cover The Old Favorite Jig in the key of G.
This is also known as The Kilfanora, The Clare, and Club Ceili.
My dad, Mick Coyne is on the whistle.
I'll have the Tabs and notation for this tune available here in the coming days.
Here's the inside skeleton scale and outside skeleton scale videos that were mentioned in the lesson:
Inside: • How To Play In DADGAD ...
Outside: • How To Play The Outsid...
▶Free DADGAD Guitar Cheat Sheet aodancoyne.com...
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lovely playing. I'm a dadgad player and a dutchman who has Kilfenora as a second home - love your style man, fair play
Thanks a million! I'm living just outside Ennis, so I'm only a 25 min drive from Kilfenora. If you're playing any sessions next time you're over give me a shout 👍
Your channel is just what i need Aodan. Thank you so much!
Happy to hear that Shane! Cheers 👍🎸
Every time I look at this video, it strikes me how beautiful you play the guitar Aodan
Ah thanks for the kind comment Dany. I'll keep the videos coming! 🎸
Fantastic Aodan
I have been looking for ages for a great clear tutorial without all the waffling ect , I am so happy i found your channel.. your a great teacher in fairness!! Cheers!!
Thanks Kerry, that means a lot. I'll keep the videos coming 👍😀
Great. Love these tunes in G (Club Ceili, Out on the Ocean, Haunted House) and the sound with the capo on 5. Fun to look at all these videos and hear the different wrinkles based on where the tune goes. Thanks!
Learning so much from these videos man 🙏🙏🙏
Well played. Your videos are incredibly helpful and appreciated. I love jigs in G played with the capo -- it gives them such a lightness and lift.
Cheers Padraig! I'm glad you find the lessons helpful. Ya, I love playing in DADGAD with the capo, The further you go up the more of a bouzouki tone you can get.
I love Irish music . Thanks to you that I can play will you go Lassi so beautiful song . Thank you once again. 🙏🇸🇪
That's great! I'm happy to hear this. Thank you for the comment. It means a lot. 👍🎸
Lovely playing from both👌 thanks for taking the to time make and share
Thanks Paul, I appreciate the comment. I'll keep the videos coming 👍
Not gona lie i busted my low e string trying to tune up to d on guitar tuna 😅. I started your strumming pattern lesson a full weekend playing and have it. But it is the type of technique will surely evolve over time.
Hi Dave, snapping stings is a right of passage! 😋 You would be tuning down from the E to a D rather than tuning up. Here's my video on how to tune to DADGAD from Standard by ear - ruclips.net/video/R9IX4m1xlyU/видео.html And just incase, here's my method of how to string up - ruclips.net/video/NFvAcB_OpFE/видео.html Hope that helps! Keep at it and let me know how you get on 💪🎸
Hi Aodan, I really appreciate that you share your knowledge... I was blown away by the ambiance of this type of guitar backing but couldn't really get help from the players I met (even playing the flute with them... all this is a real gold mine for me ! thanks so much
Dom (from Nice - France)
Cheers Dominique, I'm glad you're getting something out of the lessons 👍 Let me know if there's anything in particular that you'd like me to cover and I'll try my best to help out. I love Nice, I got to play there a few years back playing music for the Celtic Legends dance troop. It's a gorgeous location.
Haha, fancy seeing you here, Dominique! I'm sitting in Montriond learning the same song. Will we be seeing you in Dixie this winter? (Unless you're a completely different Dominique Grosjean, in which case my apologies!)
Bonjour, votre vidéo est très bien réalisée, merci pour ce beau travail.
Merci beaucoup Jean-Paul. Je suis content que cela te soit utile 👍🎸
Love it solved a few problems in my head . Some lovely chords.
Cheers, glad it helped 😀👍
Hi Aodan, great stuff to be find on your channel. Very clear presentation and explanation of the playing technique in dadgad - tuning. I guess I have to check out your other videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I'm glad that you're finding the videos helpful 🙂 Let me know if there is anything that you'd like me to cover and I'll try my best.
Thanks for posting these vids- I'm just starting to get to grips with dadgad- played guitar for 25 odd years and playing fiddle tunes on mandolin for a good few too but so far had struggled to find clear instruction on accompaniment style for this tuning. I could tell it would be a more intuitive thing if I could only understand the basic language... your excellent clear instruction setting me well on my way! Thankyou 🤝
Very glad to hear that Steve! Cheers for the nice comment. I've been thinking of starting to take up mandolin properly myself. I just need a bit of a kick... I have one hanging on my wall so I have no excuse, but I've been putting it off for years.. I just watched your Fiso Place on mandolin and guitar. Very very cool. Love that style.
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Love these videos keep them coming. Can you please do the Boop set and songs alike with a little bit faster pace. Thanks for doing these videos. Learning a lot.
Hi Michael, thanks a lot. Ya, I'll try get the tunes from the Boop Set done for you. I have Shane Hayes calling around next week to record some accordion, so I'll try get at least one of those tunes done 👍
Dude this is awesome, long time coming, and u are the first kind sir! 😂
Glad you find it useful Sean. More to come 👍
Love the longer hair!😊, has "The Socks" broke up?😐
Thanks Annie! No the Socks haven't broken up, but Fiachra did manage to break his finger pretty badly recently, so we're waiting on that to heal up... We are doing a few European gigs in the coming weeks with a replacement for Fiachra. It might not be the same without him, but it will be good to get back on the road playing music :)
@@aodancoynemusic it Might not be the same???haha, you all three are great together! We will miss you greatly in Dayton. Dont forget us!😊. Its horrible he got hurt, I feel bad for him. Well, enjoy your travels! See ye down road!
Is that a Quick Draw capo you're using there, Aodan? If so, do you have (or could you make) a tutorial on shifting capo position mid-strum, either as an effect inside a tune or when changing to a tune of a different key? i'm always thrilled by that when watching the likes of Tim Edey and Cyril O'Donoghue.
Hi Petter, ya, it's a Quick Draw capo. That's a good idea for a video. I'll try my best to put something together that may help. I did make a Quick Draw review video a while back that may have some extra info in it that's helpful - ruclips.net/video/YwWePqC4RoY/видео.html Tim Edey and Cyril are both great.
@@aodancoynemusic Thanks for the link, Aodan! Had a look and commented on the buzzing issue. Great if you can do a tutorial. I have these Quick Draw capos both on guitar and zouk and think they're brilliant. As for skills, one thing's to "throw" it beyond the nut, but quite another is to hit a particular fret without palm-muting and aiming and still missing 🤣
Whistle drones out your guitar for crying out loud this is a guitar instructional video right
Lol 😂 I'll work a bit longer on the EQ next time Richard.. Cheers for the feedback.