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Would be a lot more helpful if there was a better view of the fingerboard-I’m a complete beginner and I can’t tell what notes you’re hitting. Otherwise a very nice tutorial.
A very accomplished fiddler with a style that is heavily influenced by east European music and his travels in those parts. Tola has a very distinct style which in itself is very nice but it should not be described as a "Clare Style". That is misleading to students of Irish trad'. As long as the student knows this it is fine.
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Lovely stuff, I’ve been re learning a lot of old tunes, and your my go to channel, cheers mate
I am loving this lesson! Thank you! Greetings from America, lads!
Glad you enjoyed it! Many more lessons from Tola on the site - www.oaim.ie
Love it, needs more likes, Irish pride 💚
really nice thank you
Wow that bow looks really tight...
It's a convex bow (Baroque), sometimes called a pike-head bow (because of the shape at the tip)
Doesn't look like a baroque bow to me. Just an ordinary bow,
Nice ❤
The Geese in the Bog is the name of this tune
I like songs about nature instead of romance.
He is my teacher
He is my teacher too
Same
Depends on what you call Clare style... Tola is living near Ennis so...
His pretty and awsome sister, Mary has more the Clár style, right?
Or a mix? +-
It sound a bit like Sligeach :)
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What's the intro tune and who are the players? (flute, guitar/mandola?)
Hi Gareth, The intro is played by OAIM tutor Thomas Johnston on low whistle, not sure about the other players .. nice isn't it :)
It would help me if I could see the notation; my ear is really bad.
Hi, you can find the notation here - www.oaim.ie/irish-fiddle/clare-fiddle-styles/
I'm on
Would be a lot more helpful if there was a better view of the fingerboard-I’m a complete beginner and I can’t tell what notes you’re hitting. Otherwise a very nice tutorial.
Hi Scarlett, these tutorials were recorded 10 years ago. Our newer vids have the fret board close up eg - ruclips.net/video/X1f-4V8IE_c/видео.html
@@onlineacademyofirishmusic Thank you very much! SO much better. Blessings!
A very accomplished fiddler with a style that is heavily influenced by east European music and his travels in those parts. Tola has a very distinct style which in itself is very nice but it should not be described as a "Clare Style". That is misleading to students of Irish trad'. As long as the student knows this it is fine.
Why does his very cute sister never speaks in Irish in the interviews and documentary?