2 tunes on the Irish Bouzouki

[DanielCoryMusic]

THAT WAS AMAZING!!!! Ive been looking up bouzouki's for a while now, and im interested in buying one. Can you tell me what type is that? like Trinity College? or perhaps a custom one?

[curlisjim]

really nice flow



[BlueSuedeTom]

Excellent . . .BRAVISIMO!

[3chordrumachine]

@BlueSuedeTom Thanks ! very much )

[rottentothecore555]

sounds awesome :)

[tyardy]

Not rusty at all!  Loved the tunes.

[BmoreBusker]

overdrive??

[captainfury2007]

Wow, and I thought I was cool because I can squeak out a tune on a guitar. I don't know much about these instruments, but that sounded cool.

[caradamata]

wonderful! left a pleasant taste in my ears :)

[RatherCrunchyMuffin]

you've got your sensory organs confused. It concerns me so much it left a strange smell in my eyes

[caradamata]

:) well, i hope the smell clears so you can see clearly again. i am still hearing the aftertaste--goes to the soul, my friend, to the soul!

[Rjmorg]

Both songs kicked my ass.

[3chordrumachine]

Thanks Rjmorg,that means a lot to me.

nice one!good man,

[tbluthier1999]

Thankyou. I very much enjoyed that. Could that be one of my children you have there?

Tom Buchanan.

[beatlesfannumber2]

Awesome!!! i wish i had one

[Timothydlol]

great work. really class

[harpolekare]

You are great! I play Irish bouzouki myself and have it tuned in DADG, how is your bouzouki tuned?

[3chordrumachine]

Thanks

harpolekare

I tune DADG or sometimes EADG,

DADG's best!Thanks again.sean.

[primikir67]

irish music with bouzouki sounds great. i can't understand how but i think there is a conection between greek and irish music

[3chordrumachine]

we use minnor keys the same i think,

[primikir67]

i don't know if it is the music (besides i have never studied music and i know nothing about minnor keys. i only play what i hear) or just the feeling. but even your dances look so familiar to me like no other traditional dance in the world

[farg1984]

in the early 1900's a few Irish Folk heroes went travelling the world learning and playing different types of music. there are a lot of different types of irish trad fushions as a result. the Bouzouki was something them brought back, hence the relation...

[dulcajack]

Great Job!!

Thanks

jack

[HighlandPiper87]

That was beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

[3chordrumachine]

Thanks man,I appreciate that thanks,sean.

[BorderlinesUK]

Ah, the classic combination of Border Collies and music!

My two favourite subjects - I work as a sound engineer as well as being a volunteer for BCR.

Mainly for live band sound re-enforcment but do a bit of radio and studio work from time to time.

Used to put on a lot of gigs in Yorkshire and had one BC that grew up around bands from a very young age. Came to every gig and welcomed people at the door.

Got to thinking he could probably stage an event better than I could!

All the best - Mike

[3chordrumachine]

Good man,all the best too,sean

[BorderlinesUK]

This is not an instrument that I'm familiar with but it has wonderful sound and you handle it well.

Both good songs, catchy - but I like the second part 'Walk Home' most.

Can see another instrument behind you. Not to clear, long thin neck with what looks like 5 machine heads. Could take it for a 5 string bass instrument.

From the way you are handling and playing the Bouzouki you seem pretty competent.

Do you play in a band?

Good stuff sean.

Post some more.

Please!

[dokmdk]

good stuff dude...keep it going

[3chordrumachine]

cheers man ,thanks