ive been listning to most of your videos in the past day or so i think the are great you keep playing sir and ill keep listening iv played saddle the pony many times it is my all time favourite jig and you play to perfection i love it
It is very nice to hear someone who learns how to ., It must be frustrating to learn how to but can never present the feel. It is always good to keep it going, how ever it happens.
i just recently stumbled onto your site, wow! I cant stop playing your tunes over and over, you just seem to put some magic into them, got be from the heart.What is your name please? Where you from, Im from central Vermont
Hi Thomas, the first is called 'The Boys of Bluehill' and the second is 'The Home Ruler', I have added links to the musical notation in the description below the video. Glad you like them.
Greetings from 🇺🇸 with 🇮🇪🏴🏴 roots 😊
Nicely done from all in the dementia unit in Carndonagh.
Keeping us upbeat...
That is one of the nicest comments, thank you for sharing.
Bless you all in the d-unit.
… and the fine gentleman fiddler.
I have a book full of hornpipes I have been playing like reels. Thanks for showing how it is done! Great playing!
this is the most beautifull music i could ever wish to listen to but this man has no name that i can see
Many thanks Denis.
ive been listning to most of your videos in the past day or so i think the are great you keep playing sir and ill keep listening iv played saddle the pony many times it is my all time favourite jig and you play to perfection i love it
Hear Hear, old bean!
A fine rendering of hornpipe tempo and lilt.
Excellent Pinky_Under_The_Frog bowhold.
It is very nice to hear someone who learns how to ., It must be frustrating to learn how to but can never present the feel. It is always good to keep it going, how ever it happens.
Great playing.
'The Boys of Blue Hill' is probably from N.E. England near Newcastle as are 'The High Level' and 'Harvest Home' and many more.
Hi I love listening to you. You are so talented. I am getting into Irish music. You really love playing don't you. Thank you for all the songs.
Glad you enjoyed this one Linda, thank you for your comment
peakfiddler ikr
this a maggie in the wood were my mothers favourites
I must look that one up!
Thanks for posting your music, now I have someone to play with!
thank you for sharing happiness
I love the way you swing!
Excellent observation, salixalba
Very nice
Mrs. Sheridan
Only the Lord did this to share. Grateful!
Thank you Rainand
I love your fiddle playing but would like to hear more Mandolin work. Thanks for sharing your gifts with us. Marie
Marie D. Henry same
Great bounce, really enjoyed these.
Thanks for sharing your music, great stuff!!!!!
I really enjoying playing for RUclips, it's different to playing live for dancers, but still a lot of fun
Tremendous!
At school we learned the brush dance to this song
Whata gem
Truly
Thanks sir! . From a spaniard.
Great stuff Chris!
+George Shepherd Thanks George, nice to see you back here again. All the best for 2016..
Thanks Chris. Same to yourself!
I love this so much! It makes me emotional for some reason. Hehe! :^)
big like
i just recently stumbled onto your site, wow! I cant stop playing your tunes over and over, you just seem to put some magic into them, got be from the heart.What is your name please? Where you from, Im from central Vermont
HI Ed, many thanks, Peak will do just fine, in the Peak District UK
Grand🎶✨
What are the names of these tunes? I love the first, especially.
Hi Thomas, the first is called 'The Boys of Bluehill' and the second is 'The Home Ruler', I have added links to the musical notation in the description below the video. Glad you like them.
Thanks! Practicing it now.