Tin Whistle Music
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Just love the way Seán plays. Fantastic exponent of the tin whistle in traditional music. Here he plays two reels with a great bodhrán player Johnny ( Ringo) McDonagh. Recorded in Taylor's Pub, Galway in 1990.
I was fortunate enough to live in Ireland for 12 months. I couldn't believe pup patrons would just came in off the streets, have a drink and then start playing music. I have never seen that happen anywhere else in the world. It was fantastic. That simply wouldn't happen here in Australia, people would think you were weird if you did that.
One time, some japanese people came into a pub I was in and started playing irish instruments and tunes. It was totally surreal. This was in a pub on Grafton St(?) that was so old the floors were buckled( I don't remember the name of it though). No one battered an eyelid and just enjoyed it.
Fantastic country.
What a country and what a comment!
Only in Ireland..remember my childhood days ...everyone either played an instrument..sang or recited a story or told a tale ..as their "party piece "
Thank God for Irish people, Irish music and culture. ive never been to ireland but really look forward to going.
lovely bit of whisteling, and the bodhran is just as understated and carrying the whistle along as any bodhran should do.
love it pure and simple.
Irish music doesn't need to be carried by percussion. It has its own rhythm.
But the bodhrán adds nicely to the atmosphere while following the rhythm.
Lovely playing from both - there is no steadier bodhran player than Ringo.
Beautifully clear articulation with whistle and such driving bodhrán! Fantastic
Love it
Great playing
He has a style of his own very talented love it
I love this music. Thank you.
lovely staccato style on the whistle...i don`t know of any other staccato style whistle players...the best player. and ringo is the best bodhran player.
None in the world can compete with this man's playing...
he is simply amazing and i myself am saving for a bodhran for such future endeavors also i like how he goes directly for his beer afterwards haha
very nice. thanks again!
thanks for the delightful post!
beautiful
Absolutly fantastic! What else can I say??
FUCK this was so awesome!!
wish I could play that way..
Bravo!!
Damn Good!
Brilliant
The details are provided in the description box under the video. Seán Ryan is probably the best and greatest traditional whistle player in Ireland. His albums are a joy to listen to.
Can stop tapping my foot to the beat of the bodhrán. Gotta love being Irish
nice!
Never throw away a thing for seven years ... more power Sean go raibh maith agat
Great stuff!
I just started with bodhran,and had Brendan White made me a suitable one...
It seems Ringo uses the ´´Kerry style´´...wich is the most traditional style,though
I heard some players use their fingers to tip.
Johnny Ringo alone brought the bodhran into the 20th century from the stone age.
He is unique.
You got that right.
@@johnbrennan3779
Good to know another gets it.
Thats how ya play the bodhran. Not like you're the lead drummer in a heavy metal band.
One of the great Bodhrán players ...Sounds lovely with the tin whistle
2mins 15secs is a long time between sups!
is the Fiddler Sean Ryan the same guy.
The other is neat cut with tie.2 diff.people?
No...two different people.
classy ass men.
fukin clas r wat,,how cud u not luv dis......from the boys of da biddy muligans,,kilburn...how manys left..and came back..
damn, this guy's fast O.o
Read the description underneath the vid.
Has anyone tried playing this video on 2x Speed?
Your right--got them mixed up.
Now we're sucking diesel.
i am related to sean ryan .
Are you his Manny?
can;t stop watching this...
What are the tunes?
the scholar and the london lasses
"The Scholar" and "The London Lasses"
How old is this?
What’s the name of the first reel
I think it's a reel called "The Scholar"...Here is the song version (I think)...czcams.com/video/znLBjjGRdBM/video.html
Thank you so much such a nice tune
@@seankinch1609 This lovely song was written by Thom Moore. (An American who came to live in Ireland and passed away a year or two ago). Otherwise called “The Scholar”, Thom wrote this melody in 1979 based on the traditional reel “The Scholar”. Maura O’Connell sang that version of the song.
What tune are being played?
The stote that stole me fags
Tonguing technique
Mine doesn't sound the same.. Lol
Mine neither hahha
Hi, I am working on a Documentary and interested in using some shots from this. Could you send me your contact details please? Thanks
Me thinks it's "The Galway Rambler."
Some faces look dreary until they start to lose themselves in the music and become lighter
Holy shit has that guy ever shaved or haircut in his life?
Mr. Ryan's hair touches his shoulders. He has a very modest beard. Hardly a lifetime without a haircut or shave. Your comment may be one of the most inane and insipid comments ever posted.
I really like the playing but I hate generation whistles xD
Hi, I am working on a Documentary and interested in using some shots from this. Could you send me your contact details please? Thanks