Greg Finucane’s eleven comments
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Re: To Welcome Paddy Home
The second item on track one - Donegal Highland which links to Old Wheel of Fortune - really doesn't seem correct (at least the iTunes version as there seem to be different releases). I'd quite like to know what it is though..... more…
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Re: Low Whistle Help
Sean Ryan has been in great form at the current willie week - even visible at 8:45 am, most impressive more…
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Re: Is this mandolin good for Celtic music?
Hi more…
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Re: Instrument acquisition syndrome
Yeah, i have serious difficulty with equal temperament after a long detour through Persian music for 20 years, as almost every musical lineage over there has slightly different notes (in cents) depending on which (sub)tradition (major city, family, instru... more…
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Re: Tee-Shirts!
Hi Gobby more…
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Re: Instrument acquisition syndrome
Yes I have a few instruments that lived at work for a few years to avoid questions.... more…
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Re: Instrument acquisition syndrome
Hmm guilty as charged; 4 mandolins, 1 mandola, 1 octave mando, 2 tenor banjos (one strung jazz tuning), 1 acoustic guitar, 1 Les Paul, two wooden flutes, two polymer flutes one with 8 keys, three fifes, low D and low G and various C and D whistles (one li... more…
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Re: Calling all musicians in New Zealand.
Hi - have sent you a message, cheers Greg more…
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Re: Calling all musicians in New Zealand.
You could borrow my Martin OOOM as long as you leave an arm or leg as guarantee of return... where in the country will you be? Cheers, Greg more…
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Re: Fingering differences and similarities between banjo and mandolin
IMHO it depends on the tune, sometimes taking your wrist up and down and using 3 fingers works better on banjo, and sometimes a guitar type one finger per fret is better - no hard and fast rules, just flexible and fast tunes, whereas on mandolin (and mand... more…