Si Beag, Si Mhor

[grahamcastleberry]

You are very musical with your playing. i love that song

[scannan]

enjoyed that ... I'll be humming that tune for days... keep them coming.

(Dublin)

[freshcool1]

you play beautifully! I am so touched - thank you for sharing!

[twWhistle]

It is real a beatiful tune. And Thank for your reply.

[illinois1776]

very nice. you have the same wild, tribal and poetic style that i have. did you take lessons? i can't even read music; i just picked up the Irish whistle when i was a lad and never looked back. Si bheag si mhor was one of the first songs i taught myself

[tamegomaith93]

Traditional tunes are best learned by ear, not by sheet music =) Learning them by ear helps you get the right feel for it =)

[Seamus616]

not really with tunes like Sí Bheag though, which were written not passed down orally like most traditional music. good point nonetheless

[southleitrimIRA]

well done! i live near sheemore

[borimirtheboring]

How do you seem to be bending notes? I didn't know you could do that with a whistle.

[chaos97]

you slide your finger off, so as to play the accidentals, or sharps, in between.

[Brandella]

Beautiful sound indeed

[chansherly212]

wonderful!

[okkerseg]

Beautiful! thanks from Holland! :)

[BellaMcGuigan]

Good job!

[ultrasans40]

great sound !!!! is it a burke whistle ???

[michal18c]

Yes it is - burke whistle was used in The Lord Of The Rings soundtrack. Goof example is Concerning Hobbits.

[Kontrapeter007]

Super. Thanks from Germany.

[AccordionStu]

well done

[RCherryman]

Very nice. Thanks for posting.