The Lochaber Badger

[DudelsackOnline]

Hey, some music of my friend Fred! Well done!

[Sindini]

Awesome! Well Done!

Do you know where can I get the notes for this tune? It would be much appreciated.

Thanks! :-)

[KNQuail]

check out thesession(dot)org/ they have this tune and many, many others

[Sindini]

Found it! Thanks!

[AmorphousAmanda]

I like this song... Your nice playing almost makes me want to learn the low whistle, but I stink with wind instruments. My brother plays Celtic songs on his flute though: amnesiaman89

I have yet to look at many of your other videos but I already feel like I have something in common, being that I live in a part of the US with no sense of culture, you live in Malaysia, and we both like playing Celtic music anyways. High five for you!

[arjantjeee]

perhaps you could try the harp, bodhran or another thing. would be an great duo with youre brother. :D

[AmorphousAmanda]

Actually, I have been wanting to learn the bodhran. :D

[arjantjeee]

awesome, when you have one and you can play it i would wish we could play together :p im an whistler by my self :) got a lot of flutes and 2 recorders

[IdarkphoenixI]

thnx so much for this vid ^^. I was watching your fingering and now i managed to pick it up myself. Which is great because i love this song. It's a simple tune when you break it down but sounds amazing, the best kind in my humble opinion

[ceberdrummer]

Sounds just wonderful! Liked the slides and overall soft and mild manner of playing - thing that my own playing lacks desperately..))

Have heard about "Farewell to uist"? Also beautiful tune that usually comes before "lochaber badger" in sessions.

[chansherly212]

yes i have! its a lovely song, i only heard of it after i posted this, maybe i'll post that tune when i get more practice:-)

[ceberdrummer]

That would be cool!!! I fell under the spell of "farewell to uist" the moment I heard it but was just starting to play whistle then and knew no ornamentation at all so my version sounded really flat. I'll try practising it now with ornaments and will also post it))

[uilleannaddict]

I thought about getting a Susato low whistle once. I really like the sound of your low G! It has a nice, clean sound!

[chansherly212]

thanks for the comment :-)

[Birdog225]

I will subscribe to that!

But you have to string a bunch of those into a playlist so I can play it like a radio.

[yanikv]

Damn...wonderful sound. Do a couple of reels. Show off your skiiiiiilzzzzzz.

[williamswhistlepipes]

very good playing clean fingering

[3rdDerivative]

Nice! What are you playing to?

[chansherly212]

its a track off mike mcgoldrick's 'tunes' album, with a few other musicians he collborated with

[ftnchrislol]

nice, well done

[michal18c]

very good ;)