My 2nd Least Favorite Tune: Star of Munster (Tin Whistle/Flute)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- This is another tune that tends to get beat up in beginner sessions, but I've had a few friends playing it rather cool lately so I figured I'd give it a blast here.
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This totally made me giggle . I have those moments with certain tunes also ! Great video thank you ! I like your videos a lot . Thank you for all the tips ! 😊
Hahaha - thanks a bunch!
Yes! Needs groove and a little fun, even at slower speeds. I recently started playing a mixo version, basically just sharping the Cs in the A part. Learned it from a recording of a one-row D box player named William Sullivan. Just that one note's difference gave the tune new life for me, and it seems to go over well in sessions. But gah I don't want to end a set with it, or people will still want to play that dreadful C...B...AAAAAA coda thing and I'll lose my mind.
Hahahaha - I feel you man, one of the guys I play with found this wicked setting in Gm and he busts that out from time to time. Definitely makes things more interesting!
Tempted to ask "Who let the dogs out?!" Hehe
awesome👏👍🍀
Hi Sean - do you the tune, "The Shepard's Flute"? It is 5/4 which I'm trying to get the feel of. Maybe other 5/4s?
I'm afraid I don't know any 5/4 tunes as there aren't any of those in traditional Irish music.
that's fast.........
Gets him through it more quickly :-P
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 I know, I can't play that fast... well I can, but it sounds like I am chasing a cat... :)