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From: RyanDunsSJ
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  • Jesuit erotica? Just when you think you've heard it all.....

  • ...Those Jesuits ...drat they,re everywhere ...! even at the TempleHouse !!

  • Ryan.... Thanks for all the great instruction. I know you are always very busy, but I hope that you continue to pick different tunes and break them down into understandable parts. Keep posting! :-}

  • great video! I wanna learn playing tin whistle myself, so do you think I need to buy one of those beginners dvds that could be found on ebay and web or I could find lots of useful stuf on you tube?

    thanx :D

  • Thank you for the new video! Even though I'm nowhere near being able to play this tune yet, it's still a nice one to listen to (in my case, over and over!).

  • Great lesson. Hope this helps, I know I struggled trying to find the times over and over again. Please give it the 'thumbs up' to keep it at the top Example of whole song 1:38 Part 1 A - 2:52 B - 3:24 C - 4:19 D - 5:14 Part A as a whole - 5:36 Part 2 A - 6:28 B - 6:54 C - 8:03 D - 8:15
  • @apelfed Thanks for doing this - it's a great help!

  • Thanks Ryan. You played my request and with brilliant instruction as usual. I will check out the book too. Shame that I'm still a bit bogged down with Silver Spears but I can't wait to play this tune. For more years than I care to remember, I have tried to play it but all the music I have is too fast and my sheet music doesn't explain the nuances enough for it to sound right.

    Goes to show, the old adage is true: Some people will have the very shirt off your back. Hahh.

  • No offense padre, but thanks for keeping the shirt on.

  • Awesome. It's like the perfect tune for me to learn to play that faster songs. Thanks a bunch.

  • To answer your question about Dorian tunes: It is one of the old scales used in the medieval music (Byzantine church I think). In C sharp you start with D to D instead of C to C etc. Other scales are Mixolydean and Aolean. Also of the same old origin. Used a lot in folk music. Love your videos and music btw. You are a real gem when it comes to tin whistle!

  • oh you do speak! Yay

  • This is perfect for my stage of learning! Thank you!

  • Thank You for the new video. Love every one of them...

  • Thanks for the new videos Ryan.

  • Woo hoo! Keep it up please.

  • LOL intro was hilarious. Keep up the great vids!

  • Nowt wrong with the shirt :)

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