Brian Finnegan and Ed Boyd Burwell Bash 2009

2 slip jigs
- Three Little Steps (for Maisy)
- Goldies (for Mike McGoldrick)
A stunning performance from Brian Finnegan( playing Alto F whistle) and Ed Boyd during the tutors concert. Note the silent entrance of Roy,the sound man.The Burwell Bash is the residential folk music summer school at Burwell House in Cambridgeshire, England. It takes place every August for one week. The course offers both instrumental and band tuition for players.

[@rakaniac]

fantastique duo ils sont vraiment fabuleux !

[@Buckeye67]

I don't think there are enough superlatives in the english language to describe how much I love Brian's playing. Thanks for posting these videos!

[@Lafluteski]

goldie's =) a great tune from the '07 bash when I was there! =) how i've missed everyone since then!

[@abraxas123]

Amazing performance!

[@Natalieforpope]

they were great!

[@sandb1867]

Awesome!!!

[@JosephChordmichael]

I think the first jig is both a jig and a slip jig, the first part being 6/8 and the second in 9... I could be wrong, though. Great tunes, and amazing performance!

[@fiddlefacil]

Beautiful

[@mr210164]

the magic flute....well, the magic whistle!

[@Natalieforpope]

scrap that, they were awesome! check out the chair dancing!

[@anga_maria]

great!!!

[@pachawalker]

Well, his followers took it as a sign and went one-sandaled themselves.

[@PWGC]

Ard Macha abu.

[@brendanmoran7415]

Anybody know the name of the second tune?

[@sarahwillowsaxon]

On his album it’s all one track called steps

[@joaquinravanal3804]

tab guitarr?

[@joyrapier]

Does anyone know what brand of whistle he is playing?

[@juanestebanmunera7001]

+joyrapier Low F Whistle

[@ashzhu3085]

goldie

[@amirulpipe]

that doesnt look like a goldie. I think its MK Pro

[@brainflute]

nope, it's one of the few anodized whistles goldie made.

[@martinlaird4738]

@@brainflute Correct, Colin no longer a service to anodise his whistles but this is indeed one of the rare ones.