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darkpurple100 9 months ago
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darkpurple100 10 months ago
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darkpurple100 10 months ago
one question does anyone know how he does those crazy rolls? i've heard its triple tounging but... not sure it is...
BehorWindpipe 1 year ago
FYI - This video is from a teaching tutorial called Mad for Trad CD-ROM - Tin Whistle Tutorial taught by Brian Finnegan.
Monty5z 1 year ago
Thats a cool version o:
xkarolynx 1 year ago
I will be looking out for you in the future Brian..! Give us more!
Dezmau 1 year ago
Its like Sean Ryans Style
premierflute 2 years ago
In my opinion this guy is one of the few whistle players you can hear without any other instrument... have a look at his compositions... man... bloody inspiering that is! GO BRIANN!
BehorWindpipe 2 years ago
bravo!
BansheeShout 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Am I the only one in the world that hates this guy's whistle playing or what? Come on, there is no lilt to this what so ever. He sounds like a midi file!
ColoradoBansuri 3 years ago
I think his playing here is from a tutorial CD, so it's understandable that it's fairly straightforward and almost boring.
If you listen to him playing with Flook, it's a lot better.
JSCWhistler 3 years ago 3
JSC,
I've had a Flook CD. I think it was called "Haven." I just think that flook sounds very mechanical and that bodhran player is like a drum machine. They are no doubt very "skilled" musicians, but they just don't play irish music. It's like comparing "modern smooth jazz" to a miles davis quintet album.
ColoradoBansuri 3 years ago
Yeah, I know what you mean. Personal taste, I guess.
JSCWhistler 3 years ago
True.
ColoradoBansuri 3 years ago
While looking through videos, I came back to this one... I'm not sure why your comment was rated at -6 >_>...
Coming back real quick, if you ever get the chance, listen a bit to Flook's "Flatfish" album. Haven is nice, but Flatfish has a more ad-lib atmosphere. It is still quite far from Irish music, though... Quite contemporary.
JSCWhistler 3 years ago
TEACH US BRIANNN!!!!!!
cazafantasma 3 years ago
He's great at the ould whistle, Flook are amazing!
cjs1973 3 years ago
Hmm.. maybe someone know and could tell, how old is Brian? ;)
moniqueemm 3 years ago 2
Now I think he's in his mid-30's... My guess is 34.
chade2112 3 years ago
@moniqueemm 41, according to facebook!
WilliamWozzeck 7 months ago
which type of whistle uses brian? Is that a chieftain?
alonsovg08 4 years ago
He primarily uses Overton whistles which, I believe, is what he's using there. Though, on occasion, he does use Kerry whistles.
chade2112 4 years ago
his whislte are goldie whistles
EshnaHere 1 year ago
He uses a whistle made by Colin Goldie.
DerEllich 2 years ago
i hope that one day i'll be able to play like him...
madlyobyrne 5 years ago
clearly playing! very nice
Duckshit90 5 years ago
wow, only three breathtake
bahadrix 5 years ago