How to play reels on the Irish Bouzouki (with tabs)
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- čas přidán 12. 01. 2023
- Here I show you some basic picking patterns for backing / playing chords to an Irish or Scottish reel, which can then be used as the basis for some more advanced accompaniment.
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Thanks for taking the time to show this, Excellent.
You're very welcome!
Thanks Eamon...some nice patterns.
Cheers Robin, glad it was useful!
Thank you for this GREAT easy to understand video !!
You're welcome!
Excellent lesson.Looking forward to seeing more.Cheers Jim
Thanks Jim! Have a few more lessons planned but feel free to give suggestions if there's anything specific you'd like to see covered!
@@EamonCoughlanAny chance you could do a lesson on backing up say a reel in D such as the Merry Blacksmith?.Just wondering if you are accompanying a reel in say G would you capo and play D shapes.Cheers Jim
@@doodeen Ok! Maybe I can do something about accompaniment basics in terms of chord choice. For G major I''ll almost always stay in open position because it works almost as well as D (and means not playing the same thing all the time), but for something like A major or E I would capo (normally 2nd fret for both, ie. G shapes for A and D shapes for E). A major is playable in open position but you lose a bit of freedom in using the open strings. E major is just awful.
@@EamonCoughlan Your a star!.I would happily pay if you could put together a video lesson say on The Merry Blacksmith in D and The Banshee in G.These are two tunes I play on the flute.I like your style of teaching especially with the tabs etc. Also at a later stage I would love to get into Counter melody which I think is the strength and beauty of the Bouzouki.Let me know what you think.Cheers Jim