Very clever, the man playing the fiddle doesnt quicken his bow too much but slurrs the music and quickens his fingers to give that feeling of fast irish music
This over 4 years old now and I am resisting Neal's requests to take it down. Neal is still making music. See the video response above and several clips on my Channel, especially have a look at Tri's "The A Set" - never said his titles were original. As well as Irish band Tri he plays with acoustic band The Fallows. Regards
i love irish fiddle music, i used to learn the violin but i was forced to play crappy classical music all the time so i quit. now i just play fiddle tunes on my own :]
king of the fairies is one of my favourite songs and this is a beautiful rendition of it!
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Ah, I LOVE this tune. It used to be my friend's set dance, and it's also used as Bernadette Flynn's solo in Feet of Flames, am I right? I love this tune so much :D The lyrics, though, are even better ... "... We can't go a-hunting for fear of little men. Wee folk, good folk, trooping all together..."
@Xskillna this was the first time they had played together. They played some tunes as a duo, this was one of the solo sets. I think Matt was trying to work out the chords/tune for another time. They have certainly passed a fair few tunes between them.
@Azuriitko I suggest to go by hear... Anyway the title is written on the vid: The King Of Fairies... It's an Hornpipe, a traditional dance (it cannot be called song).
Here it's performed in a very beautiful way.. :) try to learn it and enjoy it (PS this version is full of embellishments so you can't hear the melody very well... If u try a more simple version you will learn it more easily)
@Azuriitko One resource for finding nearly every traditional piece of music you'll here is called JC's ABC Tune Finder. Search for it on Google. I go there all the time when I hear a tune I want to learn on fiddle. Good luck!
"Booze in the pews" huh? Lol, wel, as long as it stays in the pews and the players don't get affected by it, I guess we can deal with it. :) Nice rendition of this wonderful piece of music. five stars!
love the song i wish everyone would stop clapping that must be annoying while playing... after 2 minues there's like one guy still clapping, o.k. enough guy...
i'm sure the notes are correct as they're very simple, the trick is the articulation, slides, rolls, grace notes etc... this is what gives irish fiddle its distinct sound and makes playing the songs much more difficult.
i would like the chance to join your band i am a left handed spoon player with one spoon at the moment but saving up for another one but i could play with just the one for now as two make a lot of noise i look forward to your reply
ive noticed that most fiddle players play with cw (collapsed wrists) and play on their chin and not on their shoulder. this causes them to lean down when they play, making it difficult to play. i personally dont see how you can play like that
playing on their chin is when you hold the violin on your chest instead of your shoulder. as i said before, this causes you to lean down and play with cw's and plus, you cant see the conductor when he's conducting
i say wen u "play on your chin" you get into the music more liek if your all liek poise and stuff well i tend to not get into it as much exspecialy with reels
at any Irish trad gig or pub session everyone listening will instinctively tap their foot and/or clap to the beat. It's an Irish thing and can be quite something when there's a huge audience and the steady rhythmic thud of several hundred feet can be heard as a base to the tune.
the irish were born to play music i think. few other forms of music can convey such memorable melody, substance and imagery yet provide a tune once can dance to so easily.
that was great! my dad's an old time fiddle player and just recently got into irish music thanks to me (i play the bodhran) this is one of the first tunes he learned.
I also do Irish fiddling. I want to learn this song based off of this video. Thats how I've always taught myself Irish fiddling, listening and playing it back. I'm originally a classical violinist but I was drawn to Irish fiddling through one of my teachers in high school....It's some very cool stuff!
They had only played together twice before and knew different tunes. At this concert they played both solo and as a duo. See The Banshee set on the "guklasmyd" site to see how well Matt can play.
That's great!!! Reminds me of when i started to play the fiddle. My dad taught me when i was a little girl and taught me songs like Ashoken's Farewell, Cluck Old Hen, and Cacklin Hen. He taught me all of the classics. I'm looking forward to learning this one as well. My dad said I had potential so im going to state with a friend of mine as a guitar accompanice. Good work!
Wow! Beautiful Playing! [Reminds me why I started playing] I am here in Newfoundland, I have Irish blood so i am trying to take up some irish tunes as well as Traditional Newfoundland. Keep up the good work!
you are amazing!! how lonog did it take you to learn and master this song? i just finished lerni9ng Dawning Of The Day, it wasn't hard, but it took me a few weeks, i'm still trying to learn to get the squeeks out:P
hey i found your video cause i take a record of this song with a friend, wich is playin the fiddle to.. he just learn something bout rolls an grace notes and the technics used in irish fiddle playin.. but it seems to me that you really become a great fiddler in the future... keep on practising.. it's very great by now.. but you will really get a gigantic fiddler if you don't lay your bow down.. it would be a shame if you throw away your talent..
Very clever, the man playing the fiddle doesnt quicken his bow too much but slurrs the music and quickens his fingers to give that feeling of fast irish music
honeyion 5 days ago
This over 4 years old now and I am resisting Neal's requests to take it down. Neal is still making music. See the video response above and several clips on my Channel, especially have a look at Tri's "The A Set" - never said his titles were original. As well as Irish band Tri he plays with acoustic band The Fallows. Regards
GUKLASMYD 1 month ago
@GUKLASMYD Please don't ever take this down. I listen to it when I have a bad day, and it cheers me up and makes me smile
Kuwasgirl 3 weeks ago in playlist Irish Fiddling
I adore this tune...honestly the best version I have heard <3
lilleelee55 5 months ago
Sounds like the tangled dance scene! :D <3 they probably just changed it for copyright purposes... O.o
mkailburn 6 months ago
What a classic... Bród na hÉireann
hotbike12 7 months ago
Makes me SO pround to be Irish <3's to Ireland!!!!
Mattlover0 7 months ago
i love irish fiddle music, i used to learn the violin but i was forced to play crappy classical music all the time so i quit. now i just play fiddle tunes on my own :]
king of the fairies is one of my favourite songs and this is a beautiful rendition of it!
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MagicTellaVision 10 months ago
I've listened to this video ~94-95 thousand times now...
dombon6 11 months ago 2
Ah, I LOVE this tune. It used to be my friend's set dance, and it's also used as Bernadette Flynn's solo in Feet of Flames, am I right? I love this tune so much :D The lyrics, though, are even better ... "... We can't go a-hunting for fear of little men. Wee folk, good folk, trooping all together..."
delorfinde 1 year ago
Kid in the middle looked bored XD
Xskillna 1 year ago
@Xskillna this was the first time they had played together. They played some tunes as a duo, this was one of the solo sets. I think Matt was trying to work out the chords/tune for another time. They have certainly passed a fair few tunes between them.
GUKLASMYD 1 year ago
i like the song of the fairy king Oberon! well done and tasteful<3
YoujiNoTsuki 9 months ago
Perfectly executed
Titaniachkt 1 year ago
ah, i love this song and i love being a full blooded irish lass^x^
dnaivnae 1 year ago
waylander does an awesome version of this song
crankylobster 1 year ago
I'm guessing your Irish am I right in this assumtion?
eggibiggi 1 year ago
Great Grandparents only.
GUKLASMYD 1 year ago
@GUKLASMYD Well then good fiddle playin to ya laddy.
eggibiggi 1 year ago
ah....nothing's better than a clear sound of an irish fiddle....:o
kinyune 1 year ago
this was great!
LoganThomsen 1 year ago
It's very nice.:) Try searching on youtube Amadeus- King Of The Fairies, you won't de dissapointed. The band is from Romania,cheers !
MrZX11R 1 year ago
great!
oshiningone 1 year ago
Way too fast for my liking.
SlaughterTheFrail 1 year ago
Folk music in churches... that's the reason why almost all irish people are fervent catholics!
gnagno3000 1 year ago 6
SWEET i like it because i watched The Great Kodo tho : /
naruto0950 1 year ago
@naruto0950 same xD
bobjob777 1 year ago
love the way everyone in church starts clapping hah
xsuggarplummx 1 year ago
Simply Awesome :)
WTFAANU 1 year ago
Great! Simply amazing.
It's strange that i like Irish music, because i am Russian, but i realy love it!
styfler131313 2 years ago 2
I'm in love with this. I can't get it to play on repeat... can anyone send me an mp3 of the recording? or another one thats very similar?
iWannaMove2NewZealan 2 years ago
there are several youtube downloaders online for free. Get one on your computer and then you can download songs from here
gk10002000 1 year ago
beautiful... we need that in our church haha
iWannaMove2NewZealan 2 years ago
Now, if we got that in church every Sunday the numbers would go up. Superb,
nacho1560 2 years ago 4
Very nice. What is the name of the song or where can I find a sheetmusic?
Azuriitko 2 years ago
@Azuriitko I suggest to go by hear... Anyway the title is written on the vid: The King Of Fairies... It's an Hornpipe, a traditional dance (it cannot be called song).
Here it's performed in a very beautiful way.. :) try to learn it and enjoy it (PS this version is full of embellishments so you can't hear the melody very well... If u try a more simple version you will learn it more easily)
BlackFolkAndPiano 2 years ago
@Azuriitko One resource for finding nearly every traditional piece of music you'll here is called JC's ABC Tune Finder. Search for it on Google. I go there all the time when I hear a tune I want to learn on fiddle. Good luck!
photoshawn801 2 years ago
I could listen too dies the whole day beautiful music and a song by the way hi from Croatia
2MrLuka8 2 years ago 3
zakon muzika
2MrLuka8 2 years ago
My favorite song! And it's played beautifully :)
Cemensulca 2 years ago
a great ENGLISH hornpipe
tollyfy 2 years ago
Excellent
LOAblue 2 years ago
this tune is totally sic man! love it! addictive man
sakib1990 2 years ago
i have irish roots - very very far back in my family history but still - and listening to music like this does make me slightly proud
TVloverXx 2 years ago
it never left
fiddler1950 2 years ago
english ??? they don t know what music is... its irish trad music
trousers1916 2 years ago
king of the fairies is an traditional english hornpipe
tollyfy 2 years ago
There are many Irish Pagans in Ireland, yes. The most predominant religion still is Catholicism.
Edward1Gaelin 2 years ago
I thought King of the fairies was english... enlighten me someone...?
Anyway... the music is really good :)
EshnaHere 2 years ago
yes it is english!! and very good!
tollyfy 2 years ago
"Booze in the pews" huh? Lol, wel, as long as it stays in the pews and the players don't get affected by it, I guess we can deal with it. :) Nice rendition of this wonderful piece of music. five stars!
owlet1963 2 years ago
love the song i wish everyone would stop clapping that must be annoying while playing... after 2 minues there's like one guy still clapping, o.k. enough guy...
goshenviolinist 2 years ago 4
Agree. If you have an urge to accompany music (we all have I presume) do it with the low beat on the floor.
AleksDruid2008 2 years ago
A great piece! (even got me playing it)
lovewilltearusapart1 2 years ago 7
Good stuff!
PoonBot5K 2 years ago
This is awesome! I found the free notes, but it doesnt sound like this xD
4everProductions 2 years ago 4
i'm sure the notes are correct as they're very simple, the trick is the articulation, slides, rolls, grace notes etc... this is what gives irish fiddle its distinct sound and makes playing the songs much more difficult.
goshenviolinist 2 years ago 2
great !!
eduardoanamcara 2 years ago 5
this is one of hte most beutiful or the most beutiful irish songs i have ever heard.
sasko123456789 2 years ago 13
Looove this song. Great video.
AbyssalLyrist 2 years ago 5
Wow, thats a pretty cool song
Penduluus 2 years ago 16
awesome - did you know this tune and drowsy maggie inspired me to start learning fiddle 5 years ago???
NatureLover987 3 years ago 2
it is just beautiful
meroki13 3 years ago 2
Sleepy...you are my kind of spoon player.
Heath75032 3 years ago 2
i would like the chance to join your band i am a left handed spoon player with one spoon at the moment but saving up for another one but i could play with just the one for now as two make a lot of noise i look forward to your reply
sleepybear1966 3 years ago 6
Left Handed. Sorry! Now if you had been right handed...
GUKLASMYD 3 years ago 3
@GUKLASMYD what's wrong with being left handed?
soulchild180 1 year ago
God made music for the Irish and the Irish for music
kevin5749 3 years ago 6
Damn straight He did!
holsteredcactus 3 years ago
Ha, ha.
Seems that way, doesn't it ?
psychkoala 2 years ago
ive noticed that most fiddle players play with cw (collapsed wrists) and play on their chin and not on their shoulder. this causes them to lean down when they play, making it difficult to play. i personally dont see how you can play like that
piratesgeek 3 years ago
wat do u mean playing on there chin?
and colapst rist is like impossible to playiunno how ppl do it
xheartwithaslash 3 years ago
playing on their chin is when you hold the violin on your chest instead of your shoulder. as i said before, this causes you to lean down and play with cw's and plus, you cant see the conductor when he's conducting
piratesgeek 3 years ago
i say wen u "play on your chin" you get into the music more liek if your all liek poise and stuff well i tend to not get into it as much exspecialy with reels
xheartwithaslash 3 years ago
still, you play better when you hold the violin right
piratesgeek 3 years ago
well we dont have liek all these rules in fiddle on how to hold ur fiddle like wen i actually hold it liek im "supposed" to i play ike shit
xheartwithaslash 3 years ago
No Irish music player is looking for a conductor. Conductors have NO value to the players at all. They are a joke of the Orchestra crowd.
Fiddle315 3 years ago
actually, when you have a symphony, the conductor is an important part because he keeps everyone toghether
piratesgeek 3 years ago
Im in trouble then cause I play with collapsed wrist and on the chin :s lol
ciaranalgar 3 years ago 3
its just the audience clapping?
p3rdyp1nkr0ses 3 years ago
at any Irish trad gig or pub session everyone listening will instinctively tap their foot and/or clap to the beat. It's an Irish thing and can be quite something when there's a huge audience and the steady rhythmic thud of several hundred feet can be heard as a base to the tune.
sallygardens 3 years ago
the irish were born to play music i think. few other forms of music can convey such memorable melody, substance and imagery yet provide a tune once can dance to so easily.
<3
lightthiscity11 3 years ago 6
that was great! my dad's an old time fiddle player and just recently got into irish music thanks to me (i play the bodhran) this is one of the first tunes he learned.
thatcrazychick7 3 years ago 2
Well done bro, well done! keep it up!
silverlunastar39 3 years ago
i love irish and scottish music !
greetings from romania !
PeLYcAnOO 3 years ago 4
Fair dews to your elbow lad. Hope your talent stays with as you grow older.
KevKli3 3 years ago
fuck! your really good and your only like 13!!
good job mate!
murf69 3 years ago
I also do Irish fiddling. I want to learn this song based off of this video. Thats how I've always taught myself Irish fiddling, listening and playing it back. I'm originally a classical violinist but I was drawn to Irish fiddling through one of my teachers in high school....It's some very cool stuff!
vestque 3 years ago
nice i love irish fiddles XD
RioThaLeo 3 years ago
I love this song:).
the fiddle player is awesome!
DonnaAribella 3 years ago
lol i love the sound of this music :D
RioThaLeo 3 years ago
its really nice to see young kids playing this well! Im proud of him and I hope he doesnt give it up.
tonugetwister007 3 years ago
class act man good stuff for real but whats up with the kid and the accordion lol he coulda had a part
jbc90666 3 years ago
They had only played together twice before and knew different tunes. At this concert they played both solo and as a duo. See The Banshee set on the "guklasmyd" site to see how well Matt can play.
GUKLASMYD 3 years ago
That's great!!! Reminds me of when i started to play the fiddle. My dad taught me when i was a little girl and taught me songs like Ashoken's Farewell, Cluck Old Hen, and Cacklin Hen. He taught me all of the classics. I'm looking forward to learning this one as well. My dad said I had potential so im going to state with a friend of mine as a guitar accompanice. Good work!
BeatleluvaEmma 3 years ago
Wow! Beautiful Playing! [Reminds me why I started playing] I am here in Newfoundland, I have Irish blood so i am trying to take up some irish tunes as well as Traditional Newfoundland. Keep up the good work!
Rhiannonlilfiddler 3 years ago
how long has the guy on the fiddle been playing??hes brill!!!
RuailleBuaille16 3 years ago
A couple of years on the Irish tunes.
GUKLASMYD 3 years ago
God Celtic Rock Rocks
5000volts 3 years ago
you are amazing i adore fiddle music and we have this piece in a book that was my dad's dad's. it is from 1943, the book.
anyway keep it up you are so cool!
irish people rule! wooooooooo (i'm a 1/16th!)
4096quagmire 3 years ago
you are amazing!! how lonog did it take you to learn and master this song? i just finished lerni9ng Dawning Of The Day, it wasn't hard, but it took me a few weeks, i'm still trying to learn to get the squeeks out:P
vampiregurlz23 3 years ago
2 years to learn the instrument. Now it takes a couple of weeks to learn a new tune.
GUKLASMYD 3 years ago
hi neal its tom garvie, never heard you play before but oh my god your amazing!!
keep at it watever people say!
00wwnn44gg33 3 years ago
hey i found your video cause i take a record of this song with a friend, wich is playin the fiddle to.. he just learn something bout rolls an grace notes and the technics used in irish fiddle playin.. but it seems to me that you really become a great fiddler in the future... keep on practising.. it's very great by now.. but you will really get a gigantic fiddler if you don't lay your bow down.. it would be a shame if you throw away your talent..
Dunkelelf3 3 years ago
haar genau is voll genial
delappen 4 years ago
Where in ireland are you from? That is really classy playing.
madforreels 4 years ago 4
Coventry - 300 miles East of Dublin.
GUKLASMYD 3 years ago
cool kuhl kuhel doll toll nice and so on und so weita
delappen 4 years ago
He sounds a mighty fiddler now. Hope to see you live at one of the festivals. Look forward to new posts mate.
theaggers 4 years ago 4
Well played :0)
Keep at it, in few more years you'll be a mighty fiddler!
no5eyparker 4 years ago 5
Stylish playing.I really enjoyed this.
sligofiddle 4 years ago 3
Really well played. Nice to see some controlled playing
fiddleirish 4 years ago 5
Search for User "GUKLASMYD" to see Neal playing other Irish tunes.
GUKLASMYD 4 years ago
agreed. too many just speed through it with no depth. this was great form someone so young =]
arflar 3 years ago
i love that tune i play that but i slightly different version well done
corpolio 4 years ago 3
I love the irish and their music and country!!
Adam from Hungary
hatec01 4 years ago 11
Nice rendition. Too bad people were clapping.
t4kne 4 years ago 3
This concert is known as "Booze In The Pews".By the second half the audience was getting involved.
GUKLASMYD 4 years ago
Well done, lads. A lovely Irish set dance.
juegonggong 4 years ago 7