I wish all the guys at my school would quit calling me gay because I'm a male flute player, they need to understand that males make some of the best flute players, I mean look at this guy, Ian Andersan (I think thats how you spell his name), look at my flute buddy Chris Rodier, and look at me, I'm pretty good for a freshman.....
@KingFire2112 Lived through the same dude; as soon as you get playing in a band or two and people realise that "Hey, having a talent that can also make you some cash would be awesome!" they shut the hell up =)
i have been playing the traditional concert flute for about 11 years, and own a wooden flute like this one... but I can't seem to learn how to play it. I'm guessing the fingerings are very quite different... also..the holes are so far apart, so much more than a traditional metal flute, i find it hard to land my fingers in the correct position. i really want to learn how to play it though!
@PekesStoemp There are many dozens of flute types...which one do you think is "normal"? The wooden Irish style of flute is what seems "normal" to me :)
@kadechan that appears to be a patrick olwell flute. he doesnt have a website and you have to call him directly. also there is currently about a 5 year wait list.
do all of the large irish flutes have far spacing between the finger holes? I had to return a low whistle that I bought because my fingers couldn't reach.
@zusammenwirtanzn Yes. You can find some makers that make the holes smaller and closer together, but the flute will be quieter. Some makers specialize in ergonomics to make it more comfortable.
@zusammenwirtanzn Be careful ...get advice buying a flute ...if the holes are changed around it may also affect tuning., range and tone ...also the instruments capacity to project. A poor instrument can be a costly mistake.
I love this so much. It is well done. I am a fellow musician and I am looking for a flute like that. If anyone can help direct me to finding a not so expensive Irish flute it would help. I show much interest and I really want to start learning right away!
@Vo0oDo0oFrosch Something I'm so sick and tired to ear that us Irish spend all our time drinking and fighting... Make me thirsty and willing to hit someone in the face ^^
@Gendall82 Yeah, that's an unfair stereotype: the Irish to not spend ALL of their time drinking. A great deal of the time they're at the Betty Ford Clinic.
Great playing from Seamus. For those of you asking about the tune name, it is indeed "Emily's Reel" by Cape Breton fiddler and musician Otis Thomas. Just so you fiddlers know, Seamus has modified the tune quite a bit to fit the flute and his style. The flute is a 5-key, cocus wood, NICHOLSON (not Pratten) design flute by Virgina maker Patrick Olwell. Best,
@TheCherokeeboy ha here u are again,yes it is keyed but i never use them on my own flute and either do lots of players .they seem a good idea at the time but you can perfect the the sharp and flat notes by cross fingering and half covering the holes.
@bossh0ss hi bossshoss, great news: i got a flute for 40 bucks. however, it's kinda long for me so my goal now is to make my fingers a bit longer. beside that everything is good. do you have any tips on flute tuning? and after i'm done playing should i take it apart or just leave it like that? (i usually play for hours, so the flute is kinda soaked)
tooo beautiful - on the day they laid my dad to rest, i wandered into a church in Ashland and heard him play. the healing strength of music lifted my saddened heart, and i shed tears of joy that soothed my soul.... happy to be alive... the music lives long after we are gone...
I am curious. How much does this kind of flute differ from a normal flute except from the fact of being made of wood? Is the manner of playing very different from the normal flute?
@Faucharde it differs alot particually if the flute has keys like this one they are in the key of d so the main difference is that you are using the keys to play your natual and flat notes it takes some getting used to but is definitley worth it with some perserverance i play both and when i switch back to my classical i go to play f# but instead am play f naturals things like that check out mcgee flutes he has a fingering chart on his website
@Faucharde I play trad on a silver 'orchestral' flute. i learned ornanmentation from players of simple system wooden instruments and adapted them to suit the instrument.
Tone wise - if you listen closely and often enough to the sound of the wooden flute i reckon your tone on the silver flute will naturally move closer to that of the wooden flute. It's all abut listening and very very close emulation initially, then you will find you own way. That's what happened with me. Have fun!! xxx
Nice Flute playing . Go Hiontach ar fad , I played with Larry Nugent . He is one of the best around . Keep up the great playing . Agus Beannacht dia lat - Gracias --- muy bien ---- slan ---pat
very niece work & exceptionnal musician.if you have any time please feel free to check out my videos under "bruce corian" thanks & keep up the great work.
But it is easier to learn the flute if you play the pennywhistle first. It has the same fingering as most Irish flutes, and it often costs less than six bucks. It's also very easy to learn.
Amazing...i just love irish music like this. Do you know where i could get tunes like this to learn on sheet music?? Could you reccomend any books i can....thanks and you rock.....:)
Hi friends i composed an irish song."A Lovely Day in Ireland" You can find this song on my channel. I hope you like it. I love irish culture and music. Affections from Turkey to All People who love irish music. I
he played a D cran..like a triplet only its 4 note in the time of 3..i think..something like dat neway..basically when ur play D lift ur 3rd finder(covering the G hole) for a slit second,then you 5th finger(E hole) and the 3rd finger again...hard to explain-DgDeDgD...kinda tricky but once you get the hang of it tis savage ornamentation..theres surley a video on this yoke to explain it better...hope it helps neway..
yes, it's a cran. quickly and slightly lift of the 3 and 4th fingers progressively. eh... that's a really over-simplified explanation, but it will give you the idea.
Most irish reels and jigs are in D-major and the lowest note is the d, so that u can play them with a tin whistle as well. all in all it one can say that you can play them on a fute (traverse) as well :)
i play both you could do most of this on the orchestral flute but where you would fall into problems is with the ornamentation due the keys lifting up and creating odd sounds ornamentation on the classical flute will need to be done classically
Actually, the recorder can play from the low C all the way to E three octaves higher, sharps and flats. In fact, one can go higher with the right fingerings and control... and when one isn't playing a plastic dollar store recorder....
That being said, playing this here would be really difficult on a recorder because the fingering is forked and all, I've tried... Personally, I prefer this instrument more, though.
I am fairly new to YouTube but I feel that I am not alone in being appalled by some of the behaviour in these comment sections. The management should have proper enforceable standards in place. Polite criticism is fine, but no performer, or other contributor, should have to endure scurrilous abuse from ignorant degenerates. It seems to me to be doubly unfair when the video in question is not uploaded by the performer but by someone else, probably acting without permission.
don't take people on youtube too seriously or you will go insane. that actually goes for pretty much everyone online. just enjoy the video and if you can't simply move on. it's truly that simple!
Im really sorry but he reminds me of the guy who played golum in the lord of the rings when he was normal. Sure someone will be offended but thats who he reminds me of.
i am a champion irish dancer, and our music that is played in dance class SUCKS compared to this awesome flute music. i'm not sure who else irish dances, but at feisanna and other dance events, they play the corniest dance music (that has a set beat per minute) .. i don't know, it's just like a keyboard, accordion and synthesizer. the irish dance world needs to have a revolution and start playing TRADITIONAL irish music. then not so many kids would quit dance.
The root of the Irish language is Celtic. The root of the Irish music is Irish culture and tradition. Look up 'Celtic' in an encyclopedia, or anywhere else other than liner notes to commercial recordings (written by pepople who neither know better nor care.
I just spent the last hour playing Solas CD's for my childern (age 4 and 6). After putting them to bed I pulled up my favorite Seamus Egan video. This guy is so talented!
your brilliant keep it up you have a lot of ornemantation and rolls in there well done!!!!!!!!!
cocacolashotgun 2 days ago
I wish all the guys at my school would quit calling me gay because I'm a male flute player, they need to understand that males make some of the best flute players, I mean look at this guy, Ian Andersan (I think thats how you spell his name), look at my flute buddy Chris Rodier, and look at me, I'm pretty good for a freshman.....
KingFire2112 1 month ago
@KingFire2112 Don't mind idiots.
TheKiri997 4 weeks ago in playlist IRISH MUSIC
@KingFire2112 Lived through the same dude; as soon as you get playing in a band or two and people realise that "Hey, having a talent that can also make you some cash would be awesome!" they shut the hell up =)
merp141 6 days ago
BEATIFULL!!
karolsbte 2 months ago
@stickey794COD TMI
folkflutist 3 months ago
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folkflutist 3 months ago
listen flute very fun
vuducthanh2410 5 months ago
Seamus Egan! yay this is correct just "Emily's Reel"... I guess it is taken from a Tutorial CD I saw once ago... thanx for sharing ♫♪♫►
EliseoMauasPinto 5 months ago
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this makes me get an erection and get really horny and then i jack off
stickey794COD 6 months ago
@stickey794COD uuuhhh....
TheBiggamer64 3 months ago
I'm speechless.......!
Brit294 7 months ago
he play it so good thats beautiful sound just love it
umjory 7 months ago
i have been playing the traditional concert flute for about 11 years, and own a wooden flute like this one... but I can't seem to learn how to play it. I'm guessing the fingerings are very quite different... also..the holes are so far apart, so much more than a traditional metal flute, i find it hard to land my fingers in the correct position. i really want to learn how to play it though!
MoreThanJustSkinDeep 9 months ago
@MoreThanJustSkinDeep
I can't advice you about the blowing, because I'm a whistler, but I know the problem of the distance of the holes....
you just have to learn the Piper's Grip... google it :D that's not difficult once learnt
BlackFolkAndPiano 8 months ago
I love the sound, I play the "normal" flute now, but next year i'm going to learn this one, i hope i'll be one day as good as he is :)
PekesStoemp 10 months ago
@PekesStoemp There are many dozens of flute types...which one do you think is "normal"? The wooden Irish style of flute is what seems "normal" to me :)
sciamhach 6 months ago
@sciamhach Same, besides most of the time Silver Flutes just don't get that robust tone you want
merp141 6 days ago
Would you mind to tell me where i can get this flute? :)
kadechan 10 months ago
@kadechan that appears to be a patrick olwell flute. he doesnt have a website and you have to call him directly. also there is currently about a 5 year wait list.
qsdftfdsq 10 months ago
do all of the large irish flutes have far spacing between the finger holes? I had to return a low whistle that I bought because my fingers couldn't reach.
zusammenwirtanzn 10 months ago
@zusammenwirtanzn Yes. You can find some makers that make the holes smaller and closer together, but the flute will be quieter. Some makers specialize in ergonomics to make it more comfortable.
PipersGrip 10 months ago
@zusammenwirtanzn Be careful ...get advice buying a flute ...if the holes are changed around it may also affect tuning., range and tone ...also the instruments capacity to project. A poor instrument can be a costly mistake.
Lisnageeragh 9 months ago
Tone ?
Lisnageeragh 10 months ago
I love this so much. It is well done. I am a fellow musician and I am looking for a flute like that. If anyone can help direct me to finding a not so expensive Irish flute it would help. I show much interest and I really want to start learning right away!
BrittaniMapes 11 months ago
21 negative comments? WHY?
Chantellyssa 11 months ago
Emily's Reel Written by Otis THomas in Cape breton
TheFearie 11 months ago
Awesome!
seethenamewouldnotfi 1 year ago
damn, i can't play this song even close to this fast D:
ConverseAndSharpies 1 year ago
I play a normal flute but I've always wanted to try the Irish Flute does anyone know which is a good one to learn on?
sparky21737 1 year ago
@sparky21737 Get a bit of advice ...there are plenty of new makers around ....you may want to get an 8 key model ..which will not be cheap.
Lisnageeragh 1 year ago
@Lisnageeragh Thanks :) I'll look around for one..
sparky21737 1 year ago
@sparky21737 Just to note that an 8 key might run to over Euro3,0000. Get the loan of one if you can!
Lisnageeragh 1 year ago
Hi. Great playing. Can you tell me what kind of flute it is you're playing?
OneClickEmma 1 year ago
@OneClickEmma Brown.
tommerrigan1956 1 year ago
great..
arraceline 1 year ago
its my dream to play a flute...hope to do so..
arraceline 1 year ago
thumbs up!!
SweetSpecialMemories 1 year ago
Dude, that was really good! by appearances you do that so effortlessly,
I'm impressed, thanks! Berig, Rochester, NY
BerigVintrange 1 year ago
It's Emma's Reel. There's somewhere in the world a flute tutorial by Séamus Egan which is not on sale anymore.
Beautiful stuff!
irelandaddict 1 year ago
Great!
JoachimMink 1 year ago
Now some Irish Folks clapping to the sound : D
And all are like "HEY HEY HEY" and all drinkin Irish Whiskey.
:D
Vo0oDo0oFrosch 1 year ago
@Vo0oDo0oFrosch Something I'm so sick and tired to ear that us Irish spend all our time drinking and fighting... Make me thirsty and willing to hit someone in the face ^^
Gendall82 1 year ago 2
@Gendall82 Yeah, that's an unfair stereotype: the Irish to not spend ALL of their time drinking. A great deal of the time they're at the Betty Ford Clinic.
tommerrigan1956 1 year ago
Great playing from Seamus. For those of you asking about the tune name, it is indeed "Emily's Reel" by Cape Breton fiddler and musician Otis Thomas. Just so you fiddlers know, Seamus has modified the tune quite a bit to fit the flute and his style. The flute is a 5-key, cocus wood, NICHOLSON (not Pratten) design flute by Virgina maker Patrick Olwell. Best,
Zac
Legertymusic 1 year ago
Great work!!! The timbre of the instrument is incredible!!
douskara 1 year ago
the king of irish flute
mauricejudge 1 year ago
is this a keyless flute? if so what are those fancy things near the holes?
TheCherokeeboy 1 year ago
@TheCherokeeboy ha here u are again,yes it is keyed but i never use them on my own flute and either do lots of players .they seem a good idea at the time but you can perfect the the sharp and flat notes by cross fingering and half covering the holes.
bossh0ss 1 year ago
@bossh0ss hi bossshoss, great news: i got a flute for 40 bucks. however, it's kinda long for me so my goal now is to make my fingers a bit longer. beside that everything is good. do you have any tips on flute tuning? and after i'm done playing should i take it apart or just leave it like that? (i usually play for hours, so the flute is kinda soaked)
TheCherokeeboy 1 year ago
can i know, who is this guy what his name ?
god bless hem
maroon740 1 year ago
this dude is a wizard! respect!
sedeslav 1 year ago
great? i like this. thank you
maroon740 1 year ago
that was perfect
achilleskocaeli 1 year ago
I'm an intermediate wooden flute player and seeing this both inspires me an frustrates me. Back to practicing. On a side note: great hair!
celticmodes 1 year ago
great !!
bravo .
SYL
sylvie13150 1 year ago
Seamus you are a gift to this beautiful music. I love all of this music and I love you x
Raichu234 1 year ago
lovely!!!
silvershields 1 year ago
he must not be a smoker lol!!! i would have died the first 50 secs lol loved it!!!
kccnts7 1 year ago
haha that apparents so dificult this guy has so many talent
MrMacandy 1 year ago
tooo beautiful - on the day they laid my dad to rest, i wandered into a church in Ashland and heard him play. the healing strength of music lifted my saddened heart, and i shed tears of joy that soothed my soul.... happy to be alive... the music lives long after we are gone...
coho4ever 1 year ago 27
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coho4ever 1 year ago
Very good
frakia2 1 year ago 2
Haaaaaaa..... Always wanted to learn how to play....
WolfLinkTriforce 2 years ago 2
I am curious. How much does this kind of flute differ from a normal flute except from the fact of being made of wood? Is the manner of playing very different from the normal flute?
Faucharde 2 years ago 2
@Faucharde it differs alot particually if the flute has keys like this one they are in the key of d so the main difference is that you are using the keys to play your natual and flat notes it takes some getting used to but is definitley worth it with some perserverance i play both and when i switch back to my classical i go to play f# but instead am play f naturals things like that check out mcgee flutes he has a fingering chart on his website
frogeyedsnuffy 2 years ago 2
@Faucharde I play trad on a silver 'orchestral' flute. i learned ornanmentation from players of simple system wooden instruments and adapted them to suit the instrument.
Tone wise - if you listen closely and often enough to the sound of the wooden flute i reckon your tone on the silver flute will naturally move closer to that of the wooden flute. It's all abut listening and very very close emulation initially, then you will find you own way. That's what happened with me. Have fun!! xxx
beastlybint 2 years ago 2
Okay thanks for your extensive responses. So if I get it right the ornamentations differ and the key may also be different but not always.
Faucharde 2 years ago 3
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thank you... i really appreciate this...
i loved his work with the band Solas
take good care and peaCe2U
IChoseTheRedPill 2 years ago
seo ea iontach
USCG10124 2 years ago
Nice Flute playing . Go Hiontach ar fad , I played with Larry Nugent . He is one of the best around . Keep up the great playing . Agus Beannacht dia lat - Gracias --- muy bien ---- slan ---pat
patcloonan1931 2 years ago
it is great, so intense that made me an headache.. but stills a great musician..
after all this "lung work", he might be stoned.. ^^'
rubenfgcampos 2 years ago 2
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that thing is played like a flute?:D
paulikno1 2 years ago
that *thing* IS a flute. *sigh*
kakera 2 years ago 35
:D:D
Riddlizm 2 years ago
@paulikno1
Not called a 'wood' wind instrument for nothing :P
Noekh 1 year ago
right :P
paulikno1 1 year ago
@paulikno1 lol
TheCherokeeboy 1 year ago
@paulikno1
it IS a type of flute. wind pipe or something like that i think. But some people say it is a normal flute.
Alasyma 1 year ago
Amazing...bravo!!!
Demiankal 2 years ago
muy bueno!
18307 2 years ago
Also a great banjo player
josecalcru1 2 years ago 3
Fantastic!!!
nolete23 2 years ago
very niece work & exceptionnal musician.if you have any time please feel free to check out my videos under "bruce corian" thanks & keep up the great work.
corjar92 2 years ago
beautiful. is it too late to learn the flute? i stopped trying to play the fiddle out of respect for mankind!
Pippitypopify 2 years ago 8
It's never too late!
kakera 2 years ago 11
@Pippitypopify : You could probably learn in under a year. But, you'll spend the next 30 or so years trying to perfect it.
jazzflutist 1 year ago
@Pippitypopify start with a penny whistle first or a low d whistle the fingering is the same
omarshinken 1 year ago
@Pippitypopify No! :)
Classic1940s 1 year ago
@Pippitypopify Of course it's not too late!
But it is easier to learn the flute if you play the pennywhistle first. It has the same fingering as most Irish flutes, and it often costs less than six bucks. It's also very easy to learn.
Mockatt 7 months ago
Really Gooood!!!!
thecatified 2 years ago
Really Perfect! 5*
NRamirezCR 2 years ago 2
id love to play like that
shirueldragon 2 years ago 2
Great Playing Seamus!
chaissonb 2 years ago 6
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In Albania we beat this homosexual with stick.
Hair is like woman.
MrManTits 2 years ago
And they don't beat people with usernames ''MrMan TITS''?
Idiot
chaissonb 2 years ago 7
I deleted this EXACT posting more than once. Mr-stupid-mantits is blocked
kakera 2 years ago
he'd have his flute so far up yer arse u wouldnt get a chance too beat him with a stick
Pippitypopify 2 years ago
Amazing...i just love irish music like this. Do you know where i could get tunes like this to learn on sheet music?? Could you reccomend any books i can....thanks and you rock.....:)
mmcoopstar 2 years ago
Grüße aus der Oberlausitz!
Goetterhand 2 years ago
ERIN GO BRAGH!!!
mighitman 2 years ago
This first tune is while cute!
sionnachfichiuaois 2 years ago
im american...but im movin to ireland wen i grow up, best country ever!!! go ireland =]
guillot56 2 years ago
this sounds like berber music to me
MrLoveamerica 2 years ago
sounds amazing =D
GO IRELAND!!
dudeman1823 2 years ago
Hi friends i composed an irish song."A Lovely Day in Ireland" You can find this song on my channel. I hope you like it. I love irish culture and music. Affections from Turkey to All People who love irish music. I
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akdoganerkan 2 years ago
Im one from saudi !!!
slaaaam !! :D
SDKsa1 2 years ago
Awesome!! ok... at 1:31 how the hell does he play that trill?? his fingers dont look like they even move when he makes that sound.. so good
irishmusicmetalhead 2 years ago
I don't know but if you find the solution, I'm interested too !
nono74lpf 2 years ago
he played a D cran..like a triplet only its 4 note in the time of 3..i think..something like dat neway..basically when ur play D lift ur 3rd finder(covering the G hole) for a slit second,then you 5th finger(E hole) and the 3rd finger again...hard to explain-DgDeDgD...kinda tricky but once you get the hang of it tis savage ornamentation..theres surley a video on this yoke to explain it better...hope it helps neway..
paudc100 2 years ago
I agree, it's a cran, but it appears the first finger is also involved, like maybe DgDfDeD.
mugitz123 2 years ago
yes, it's a cran. quickly and slightly lift of the 3 and 4th fingers progressively. eh... that's a really over-simplified explanation, but it will give you the idea.
usfenderfsdlx 2 years ago
its a D cran done to perfection
musclesbag 2 years ago
wow.. simply wow i am going to be as good as him one day
celticloon123 2 years ago
Bravo ! Excellent ! One of the best I've heard !!!
Elfgris 2 years ago
wow
Krausi92LP 2 years ago
marvelous musician
html79 2 years ago
Grrrrrreat!
belksiriano 2 years ago
Could this be played on a orchestral flute? I play flute and would LOVE to try and play this song. Its beautiful.
VeinsOfInk 2 years ago
Sure, why not....
Most irish reels and jigs are in D-major and the lowest note is the d, so that u can play them with a tin whistle as well. all in all it one can say that you can play them on a fute (traverse) as well :)
dominik988 2 years ago
i play both you could do most of this on the orchestral flute but where you would fall into problems is with the ornamentation due the keys lifting up and creating odd sounds ornamentation on the classical flute will need to be done classically
frogeyedsnuffy 2 years ago 3
actually u cant do it on recorder because a recorder has an extremely limited range of notes
stupidpastry 2 years ago
Actually, the recorder can play from the low C all the way to E three octaves higher, sharps and flats. In fact, one can go higher with the right fingerings and control... and when one isn't playing a plastic dollar store recorder....
That being said, playing this here would be really difficult on a recorder because the fingering is forked and all, I've tried... Personally, I prefer this instrument more, though.
JSCWhistler 2 years ago
I am pretty sure that it is an Olwell flute, made out of Cocus wood.
TheWhistleCollector 2 years ago
He must have iron lungs ! lol
Biznatch15 2 years ago
Awesome performance !!!
nono74lpf 2 years ago
I love this. I play the flute and I would love to play like this. Plus i'm Irish and it reminds me of Irish music.
twilighter2000 2 years ago
Sure you could. You could even sound like him on the recorder with about 30 years of diligent practice - 8 hours a day should do it.
Tiamatea 2 years ago
What incredible hair!
Tiamatea 2 years ago
Amazing dude!
Tiamatea 2 years ago
Lovely!
namemebymyname 2 years ago
sound like mennähän kylähän tapethan kaikhen salute north karelia
promtaet 2 years ago
i like this its heart warming what a nice tune and a good player well done xxxxxx
leftclog51 2 years ago
what's the make of this flute? or does anyone have any recommendations for keyless irish flutes in the 300-600 dollar range?
usfenderfsdlx 2 years ago
I have a beautiful wooden flute for sale for $600 ... drop me a line via my profile if you're interested.
kakera 2 years ago
whoa!!!
johnnycakeMHMMM 2 years ago
Fantastic!
IQsFoodMusicandArt 2 years ago
to rumstilskin and the one below
PRE MADONA!!!!
i cant speel her name its li mah don uh
ahah but thats what they r
corndog755 2 years ago
i think it's supposed to be Prima Donna... but ok.
Vaskis4life 2 years ago
hes on my favourite up ya bouyo x
monaghanwomen 2 years ago
that was awsome
RogueSasuke 2 years ago 3
sounds like the mason's apron
KingB124 2 years ago
I am fairly new to YouTube but I feel that I am not alone in being appalled by some of the behaviour in these comment sections. The management should have proper enforceable standards in place. Polite criticism is fine, but no performer, or other contributor, should have to endure scurrilous abuse from ignorant degenerates. It seems to me to be doubly unfair when the video in question is not uploaded by the performer but by someone else, probably acting without permission.
Rumplestiltskin24872 2 years ago 8
don't take people on youtube too seriously or you will go insane. that actually goes for pretty much everyone online. just enjoy the video and if you can't simply move on. it's truly that simple!
mynameispogo 2 years ago 9
You would find that the people who leave rude comments wouldn't dare say something like that face to face.
qwerly45 2 years ago 3
i love it! i am irish and i play the flute so this is soo cool!
khinagaara95 2 years ago
You must admit,this is music at its best,haunting and beautiful!!
MrWindies 2 years ago 2
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A fruit playing the flute
magpie4321 2 years ago
So what? What does that have to do with anything?
Tailas444 2 years ago
This is perfect. Well almost, he did miss his first triplet. But still, this performance really comes close to perfection...
francfortois 2 years ago
You must be a classical player. It's about the music, man.
Cavanpiper 2 years ago 2
Im really sorry but he reminds me of the guy who played golum in the lord of the rings when he was normal. Sure someone will be offended but thats who he reminds me of.
Marnfacy 2 years ago
This guy is amazing! Seamus Egan is so talented. This is played with such enthusiam and emotion. Keep it up Seamus xxxx
Raichu234 2 years ago
play a man an irish song and you shall give him delight for the night, though teach him how and he just might offer you a cow.
(Old Irish saying)
cemcguire 2 years ago 2
i am a champion irish dancer, and our music that is played in dance class SUCKS compared to this awesome flute music. i'm not sure who else irish dances, but at feisanna and other dance events, they play the corniest dance music (that has a set beat per minute) .. i don't know, it's just like a keyboard, accordion and synthesizer. the irish dance world needs to have a revolution and start playing TRADITIONAL irish music. then not so many kids would quit dance.
languagefanatic 2 years ago 7
I totally agree. We need more of the likes of Seamus Egan to Josie Mcdermott!
Raichu234 2 years ago
Amazing. I wish he would play more flute when he tours with Solas.
eethomp 2 years ago
IS WONDERFUL!! I´m spanish and this summer i´going to Ireland wiht a family ^^ in Derry, IS FANTASTIC!!
Misasuka 2 years ago 2
I LOVE IT!!!
Misasuka 2 years ago
wow this is long
cozeygirl 2 years ago
impressive
quackberkak 2 years ago
sheron shannan
aaronkilkenny 2 years ago
up galway
aaronkilkenny 2 years ago
Irish music is the best!!!!
Raichu234 2 years ago 3
Dear Kakera,
This sounds like the Tam Lin Reel, and a wonderful version of it it is :)
drbillda 2 years ago
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eethomp 2 years ago
It's called Emily's Reel, composed by Otis Thomas.
eethomp 2 years ago
Good video, Celtic music and culture should have more diffusion. After all, culture is what gives us real identity.
miglix22 2 years ago
It's not Celtic -- it's Irish. 'Irish' means something; 'Celtic' doesn't, unless you're talking about a large family od languages.
fiddlinshim 2 years ago
The root of it is Celtic.
miglix22 2 years ago
The root of the Irish language is Celtic. The root of the Irish music is Irish culture and tradition. Look up 'Celtic' in an encyclopedia, or anywhere else other than liner notes to commercial recordings (written by pepople who neither know better nor care.
fiddlinshim 2 years ago
i love irish music
im 75% irish
i love looking at my familys music
juggalo9314 2 years ago
Imagine what he could do if he were sober! Just Kidding. Great job.
tarcapone 2 years ago
I just spent the last hour playing Solas CD's for my childern (age 4 and 6). After putting them to bed I pulled up my favorite Seamus Egan video. This guy is so talented!
marttwain 2 years ago
Irish Music Is Beautiful .. Iam Proud 2 Be Irish .. xXx
HayleyHeyxX 2 years ago 2
I'm english but it is my fave music. Irish music is the best! x
Raichu234 2 years ago
Yup itz soo cool .. lol .. xXx
HayleyHeyxX 2 years ago
Cool! Nice sounds! Good luck! I wish I could see more of your videos
arkhatych 2 years ago
wow.....i'd need at least 20 fingers before i even attempted that :)
callicolady 3 years ago
your good
tmaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 3 years ago
I'd love to learn how to play this instrament!! What's it called???
goddessofdiscord1 3 years ago