@insx I've always played by ear. I had a book that came with the flute, and it taught me how to increase an octave (I don't know how, because it's hard to describe how you do it,) but I'm notoriously bad at reading music at the rhythm it must be played. I can read the rhythm or the notes, but not both at once. So I pretty much learned by ear. I'm not sure why that seems impressive to people; I'm personally impressed by people who can actually read and play music at pace!
@Chrishankhah Thanks for the reply. I can't do either at the moment but I've been wanting to play an instrument for ages. I hope to follow in your footsteps and knock out some nice hymns and praise songs before too long.
Just starting to get into old irish music. Stumbled across your video and instantly recognized the melody as an old irish folks song called "slane" that i'm currently trying to learn on guitar. Interesting history behind this hymn you should check it out. Great version of this song done by Jim Tozier on his cd celtic guitar.
BEAUTIFUL!! .. One of my favorite hymns...(and yeah, I'm a little jealous...or at least wish I could play that well, my whistling still sounds more squeaky) ... a) Are you self taught, and if so what books do(did) you use b) whose transcription are you using, c) what brand of whistle?
God Bless you, and keep using your talents for His Glory and pleasure, and you'll get a blessing as well.
lol, very much self taught. I can only read music for singing, and barely -- I can't think fast enough to read music and play in-rhythm. (I would have to look at each note and process it in my head and literally take hours.)
I'm not sure what you mean by transcription -- I'm just playing it as I know the song. :)
It's a feadog whistle from Ireland. I have two of the brand, a C and a D. I think this is the D. The C I bought straight from Scotland, and it's not painted like this one...
I am really sorry, I somehow hit "delete" on your comment on my other video rather than "reply." Youtube can be very unforgiving!
To answer your question, I am a Reformed Baptist, and actually American. I do have some Irish background and was raised Catholic, but like many in my private school class I fell away just as soon as I came in to the public school system.
I was saved about three years ago while reading the Bible, something I was never taught to do as a Catholic.
¡Gracias! Es una gran atmósfera para jugar música. ¡Es mucho más agradable que estando dentro de una casa! Perdóneme si dije algo absurdo. No hablo mucho español y tuve que utilizar Babelfish.
Thank U very sooo much for write in my language ! :)
I like hymns! This hymn specially... to me, it's my favorite hymn ever, specially for your interpretation and for the birds choir... :) I will post this video on my facebook :D
Well done! Beautiful, and honoring to God for sure.
matthiax 2 months ago
Great Job Loved it!!
Anuin22 3 months ago
That was very nice!
cambriacity 4 months ago
Beautiful. Hallelujah.
enslaved2God 4 months ago
Im trying to learn this on guitar for bible class. You are an inspiration.
ejcm55 4 months ago
I got chills and tears.
Nickidewbear 4 months ago
II feel your heart in this! <3 I'm sure you rejoice the Fathers Heart when you play like this! keep it up! God Bless!
JohannesPardes 5 months ago
cool work
4dojo 6 months ago
Thou ARE my vision. Sweetly played!
Darkmonk5555 6 months ago
So, did you literally just try stuff and figure it out or did you use some books or videos or something?
insx 7 months ago
@insx I've always played by ear. I had a book that came with the flute, and it taught me how to increase an octave (I don't know how, because it's hard to describe how you do it,) but I'm notoriously bad at reading music at the rhythm it must be played. I can read the rhythm or the notes, but not both at once. So I pretty much learned by ear. I'm not sure why that seems impressive to people; I'm personally impressed by people who can actually read and play music at pace!
Chrishankhah 7 months ago
@Chrishankhah Thanks for the reply. I can't do either at the moment but I've been wanting to play an instrument for ages. I hope to follow in your footsteps and knock out some nice hymns and praise songs before too long.
insx 7 months ago
THANKS FOR PLAYING! I
lucjyjazz 7 months ago
Just starting to get into old irish music. Stumbled across your video and instantly recognized the melody as an old irish folks song called "slane" that i'm currently trying to learn on guitar. Interesting history behind this hymn you should check it out. Great version of this song done by Jim Tozier on his cd celtic guitar.
brisco918 8 months ago
This is a lovely song. Thanks for the video.
1985OldSkool 1 year ago
Thank GOD something Celtic for a change.
mammal46 1 year ago
Excellent! God bless you! :)
ElvenIvy7VIISeven 1 year ago
what brand of whistle? :)
Nyhama 1 year ago
Excellent, I hope you keep playing.
belfastireland1 1 year ago
Nicely done - thanks.
aardvark1956 1 year ago
cool! thanks for sharing with us :)
LunaSomnium 1 year ago
Wonderful. I love the Irish Whistle. God bless!
FeliciaMirage 1 year ago
so pretty!!
HMSongbird2 1 year ago
Beautiful!
GOD BLESS!
lakeyta098 1 year ago
Do you know what the notes are at the ending of this song? I can NOT for the life of me play the right notes :(
TheRedheadSexiness 1 year ago
WoW! I loved that! Your really Great!
Geosora1993 1 year ago
you are really quite good!
pottsy40 1 year ago
This is so beautiful...thank you for posting...made my heart melt :)
7Nissi 1 year ago
LOVELY!!!! would it be possible for u to replay it and get the whole whistle in screen so that I may learn it too? I LOVE UR VERSION!! GOD BLESS U
meesterzenki 1 year ago
more please
irishfirefigther45 1 year ago
Its beautifull :)
little777angel 1 year ago
Great! I'm so glad you could glorify God in such a beautiful way and that you shared it with us!
madadivad1986 1 year ago
Lovely!
gimpyFG71 2 years ago
BEAUTIFUL!! .. One of my favorite hymns...(and yeah, I'm a little jealous...or at least wish I could play that well, my whistling still sounds more squeaky) ... a) Are you self taught, and if so what books do(did) you use b) whose transcription are you using, c) what brand of whistle?
God Bless you, and keep using your talents for His Glory and pleasure, and you'll get a blessing as well.
rdalemc 2 years ago
lol, very much self taught. I can only read music for singing, and barely -- I can't think fast enough to read music and play in-rhythm. (I would have to look at each note and process it in my head and literally take hours.)
I'm not sure what you mean by transcription -- I'm just playing it as I know the song. :)
It's a feadog whistle from Ireland. I have two of the brand, a C and a D. I think this is the D. The C I bought straight from Scotland, and it's not painted like this one...
Chrishankhah 2 years ago
Anyway, thank you so much for the kind comment! God bless you. :)
Chrishankhah 2 years ago
WELL DONE!!!
Thank you :-)
BoudiccaBlanc 2 years ago
I love this song...and your beautiful!
Ziiyon 2 years ago
Very well done!
jeremiahhumble 2 years ago
Beautiful
bewarethegreyghost 2 years ago
You are good!!!
magpie4321 2 years ago
Sweet
gangoffour1 2 years ago
thank you well played my favourite hymn
lomond94 2 years ago
excellent! I really enjoyed tha.t
Conail23 2 years ago
Thank you!
I am really sorry, I somehow hit "delete" on your comment on my other video rather than "reply." Youtube can be very unforgiving!
To answer your question, I am a Reformed Baptist, and actually American. I do have some Irish background and was raised Catholic, but like many in my private school class I fell away just as soon as I came in to the public school system.
I was saved about three years ago while reading the Bible, something I was never taught to do as a Catholic.
Chrishankhah 2 years ago
wonderful job :)
mademgrey 2 years ago
sounds great.without a vision the people perish.we have our hope fixed in Jesus who alone can save.
bibliosca 2 years ago
Great job!! Keep up the good work for the Lord!
darvis73 2 years ago
Beautiful. Pre-Christian music with new lyrics.
Ev105 2 years ago
me gusta tb el coro de pajaritos que suena de fondo...
:D
sircharlie07 2 years ago
¡Gracias! Es una gran atmósfera para jugar música. ¡Es mucho más agradable que estando dentro de una casa! Perdóneme si dije algo absurdo. No hablo mucho español y tuve que utilizar Babelfish.
Chrishankhah 2 years ago
hey !
Thank U very sooo much for write in my language ! :)
I like hymns! This hymn specially... to me, it's my favorite hymn ever, specially for your interpretation and for the birds choir... :) I will post this video on my facebook :D
I'd seen your othe videos... woow ! cool ! :D
sircharlie07 2 years ago
@Chrishankhah *tocar musica, ese es el verbo en español ^^ pero se entiende :)
thisIsNotReallyAname 8 months ago
very cool
therealjjmj 2 years ago
Great job! A real blessing to hear :D
Blogrich55 2 years ago 2
Good job! Love the song! I always wanted to learn to play the Irish whistle!
frenchprincess24 2 years ago
Favorite song.great job.Like to hear more.5stars.bro. david.
aflame4God 2 years ago
Hey...that was cool....
InTheSpirit12 2 years ago
I Like it. I have a Meg tin whistle too! Keep whistling! :D
williamboomhawer 2 years ago
IRISH THINGS ROCK! (melody, girl, and flute ... and beer i suppose)
tylwong625 2 years ago
good job
celticgarrison 3 years ago
Now all you need is Orchestral Strings in the background. xD
boltonbrowne 3 years ago
very,very, good I liked it a lot. one day I hope to play as well as you do.
wintersofmeath 3 years ago
thats great!!keep up the whistling :-) feel free to have a look at my channel too! :-)
chansherly212 3 years ago
very pretty :-)
cocobutter1983 3 years ago
What type of irish tin whistle is that you are playing - you get a really nice tone from it.
ward1066 3 years ago
It looks like a Sweetone.
TheWhistleCollector 3 years ago
It is in D, made by Feadog. Actually made in Ireland IIRC :)
Chrishankhah 3 years ago
Can you play Zeldas Lullaby? :P
ronmower 3 years ago
lol. Actually, yes. Maybe I will. :)
Chrishankhah 3 years ago
Amen. May Christ be always in front of us shining in all His glory...
headachehealer 3 years ago
pff wat a comment to leave like lmao:D
irishhgurl 3 years ago
Sweet! I had no idea that you were musically inclined! It was awesome seeing you last night! I'll see ya again next week at the picnic, yay! :)
sunshynajc 3 years ago
lol, yes! I've missed ya, girl.
Maybe I'll bring my whistle :)
... On second thought. No. lol
Chrishankhah 3 years ago
I would totally love it if you did! ;)
sunshynajc 3 years ago
very nice
ward1066 3 years ago
thank you :)
Chrishankhah 3 years ago