I certainly prefer Breton music more than Cornish tunes even these two countries are not far. Thank you for playing these tunes. Would you be able to give a list of these tunes?
Thank you for watching. Do you play Cornish music? Do you live in Cornwall? Most of the tunes don’t have names, just dance types such as Gavotte, Plinn. You can check the chat box of the video for the titles.
@@hatao I moved to live in Cornwall 20 years ago, I have been to Brittany a few times my friends are going to Lorient folk festival next month, sadly I can't make it. But many musicians will travel to Cornwall for festivals here, perhaps do more recordings. I have joined in their dance too, we have dance workshops when they came over. Can you record some Japanese folk tunes? I had a gig at local sushi wine bar at festival recently, I played a Japanese sakura tune before we started Irish set. I m originally from China, it won't be surprised I mixed Chinese tune in Irish or european sets. Chinese suona is similar with French bombard, I have one. I couldn't bear to hear myself practice, it is too loud. You don't need to play Breton music when you go to Brittany, perhaps something in your culture would catch their eyes. I have played Hulusi for Breton tune, that really amazed Brittany musicians. I have to learn more for this year at Cornish festival. I will have to watch your video many times. Thanks again. Ps, I do play cornish music, we have local sessions where they mixed Cornish, English Irish.... there are many great tunes...but I don't have huge passion about it...probably prefer to play old time tunes more than Cornish.
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I certainly prefer Breton music more than Cornish tunes even these two countries are not far. Thank you for playing these tunes. Would you be able to give a list of these tunes?
Thank you for watching. Do you play Cornish music? Do you live in Cornwall?
Most of the tunes don’t have names, just dance types such as Gavotte, Plinn.
You can check the chat box of the video for the titles.
@@hatao I moved to live in Cornwall 20 years ago, I have been to Brittany a few times my friends are going to Lorient folk festival next month, sadly I can't make it. But many musicians will travel to Cornwall for festivals here, perhaps do more recordings. I have joined in their dance too, we have dance workshops when they came over.
Can you record some Japanese folk tunes? I had a gig at local sushi wine bar at festival recently, I played a Japanese sakura tune before we started Irish set. I m originally from China, it won't be surprised I mixed Chinese tune in Irish or european sets.
Chinese suona is similar with French bombard, I have one. I couldn't bear to hear myself practice, it is too loud. You don't need to play Breton music when you go to Brittany, perhaps something in your culture would catch their eyes. I have played Hulusi for Breton tune, that really amazed Brittany musicians. I have to learn more for this year at Cornish festival. I will have to watch your video many times. Thanks again.
Ps, I do play cornish music, we have local sessions where they mixed Cornish, English Irish.... there are many great tunes...but I don't have huge passion about it...probably prefer to play old time tunes more than Cornish.
あしたは、ティンホイッスルですね☺️仕事終わるとこの時間です。見れるかなぁ？
お疲れ様です。間に合いますように^^