Bredna’s four hundred and thirty-one comments
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Re: The New Shoes
I just edited the Michael Gorman's (Track 3) link to go to tune 409 Coleman's which also goes by the name Michael Gorman's. This is the actual tune played, and a nice tune it is too. Must learn it. more…
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Re: Which tin whislte should I buy, other than D and C
My low G is perfect for accompanying singers who are singing in C major. It has an octave of C in the middle of the instrument, with the ability to go above or below by a few notes. And a tone that is more mellow than a C whistle. more…
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Re: What is flutter tonguing?
Yeah, Brenda Stubberts has had me mulling over how to best approach those notes. I used to triple-tongue them, as it is a technique I learned in my classical trained youth. Lately I've just been playing a long note alot of the time. The effect chosen has... more…
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Re: The Striking Clock
Alan Doherty wrote the tune, and we had a great tutorial on it in 2013 at Ceol Aneas, New Zealand's only Irish Music Festival. Thanks Alan. more…
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Re: Tunes From The North
LOVE Da Slocket Light, thanks to Patkiwi playing it beautifully on the box, when he visited a couple of years back. more…
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Re: Something a bit different and a query.
I got to see and hear it, and I'm a facebook refusnik! Great high energy stuff. more…
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Re: Whistle key
I have a G whistle (mezzo, not a tiny high one) that is very useful for playing with singers who use the key of C a lot. For some reason singers around here seem to like that key. A 'C' whistle will also do that, but I find that the range of the G whist... more…
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Re: Harry bradley reel?
The whole Shetland Set (5 tunes) is great to play. more…
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Re: Age factor and learning
If you keep working at your playing now, you may well delay the inevitable physical decline 🙂 more…
- Re: Anyone know the name of this tune?