I have been coming back to this tune basically every month for 8 years, it is one of my favourite renditions of this tune. Sláinte, and cheers to everyone of all languages
When discussing Irish music is there any real difference between the cittern and bouzouki? The bouzouki is in the cittern family I am just curious if there is a different scale or tuning when discussing cittern bs bouzouki. Anyone able to help?
very very very well done!!!! nice abraxas and nice have a very good bouzouki player!!!! !!! D if some day you will go to Spain, Asturias, Gijón please send me a message! and will go out to play some tunes in one session here ina a pub :D:D:D
SpiralArchitect Hey there. I’m no flute expert but it’s probably just a really good quality Low D flute. Check out ErikTheFlutemaker. He has a carbon fiber Low D flute for not too much $. Damn thing will last forever. I love mine. Cheers.
+ערן קרן No, it's not. You have certainly different techniques from fingering to embouchure. Of couse, differences on you sound production depend on your modern flute technique but, in general, you need to re-learn (or unlearn) some things. That is the instrument itself and then, the music (you have specific aspects regarding irish traditional music).
+Matías Espinosa So you are saying it is, kind of similar because i always try to expend me technique and i am versitile. where can i learn the habits of this music?
Well, they're similar in the way they're flutes... Even if you're versatile you'll need to develop different technics. I recommend listening to irish music or other traditional folk music on simple system flutes, so you get the feeling of it. Of course, having a good teacher will help you a lot!
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I have been coming back to this tune basically every month for 8 years, it is one of my favourite renditions of this tune. Sláinte, and cheers to everyone of all languages
wow really really nice, great sound guys Dublin, Irish fan xx
Wonderful
Good stuff!
When discussing Irish music is there any real difference between the cittern and bouzouki? The bouzouki is in the cittern family I am just curious if there is a different scale or tuning when discussing cittern bs bouzouki. Anyone able to help?
Love the chord progression on Old Maids oF Galway. The best flute version I’ve heard so far!
Who made the cittern? Sounds nice
Wow…！bravo！I really like the sound you play. From Japan, myon"s Twitch.
very very very well done!!!! nice abraxas and nice have a very good bouzouki player!!!! !!! D if some day you will go to Spain, Asturias, Gijón please send me a message! and will go out to play some tunes in one session here ina a pub :D:D:D
been listenin to this for years n years. so awesome. yall killed it! 🤧
Hi...its amaizing...i love it....
I am recording a irish song...can i ask you to record the flute for it?
This is so catchyXDXD!! I am gonna loop this.
Nice setting of The Old Maids of Galway. I've also heard it called Johnny When You Die.
Yep. That is still the same Lehart flute.
Listening to this everyday lol....im so addicted to your playing...lol
Great playing. How the cittern was tuned?
Magnificent, fellas!!
Damn, u have gotten good =P
thank you :)
Well done!
Lovely
Beautiful! What tuning is that cittern in, please?
You guys have to upload more of your playing on youtube!!!! I've listened to this video so many times and it's just awesome!!
Had this on repeat all day... Outstanding!! Rock!
Excellent nice sound, Irish fan
thanks for that video, I am listening it :)
Hello! Can someone please tell me what kind of Irish flute is this? I would really like to buy one similar to this one.
SpiralArchitect Hey there. I’m no flute expert but it’s probably just a really good quality Low D flute. Check out ErikTheFlutemaker. He has a carbon fiber Low D flute for not too much $. Damn thing will last forever. I love mine.
Cheers.
What's the average price of a flute like that? Thank you.
Nice! Looks like a great recording space.
lovely!! is that your gilles lehart flute?
That Lehart is a great flute, nice playing, love your style
Iontach!
Tá sibh an-mhaith!
Such happy tunes! I'm enjoying these!
Awesome! Great Flute playing!
Nicely done, lads.
This is sick! nice playing
:D! Brilliant!
genial
Love this
Sounding Good :D
question: if i play modern flute it is the same?
+ערן קרן No, it's not. You have certainly different techniques from fingering to embouchure. Of couse, differences on you sound production depend on your modern flute technique but, in general, you need to re-learn (or unlearn) some things. That is the instrument itself and then, the music (you have specific aspects regarding irish traditional music).
+Matías Espinosa So you are saying it is, kind of similar because i always try to expend me technique and i am versitile. where can i learn the habits of this music?
Well, they're similar in the way they're flutes... Even if you're versatile you'll need to develop different technics. I recommend listening to irish music or other traditional folk music on simple system flutes, so you get the feeling of it. Of course, having a good teacher will help you a lot!
I dont have a teacher
I dont have one and i dont know anybody. Maybe u can recommend a good site?