This is absolutely amazing!!! You play so beautifully. It took me to another place listening to you! Thank you for sharing your awesome talent. Do you play piano too? I'm a pianist who just bought this exact Melodica(LOVE it!). your fingers move so fast over the keys....how did you get that speed?! :)
hey, i was looking at getting the hohner student melodica, and was wondering whether you would recommend it as a good melodica? or would you say there are better ones to get?
It can work in a session, except that the model I got is tuned really sharp so I don't bring it out. I could retune it by filing the reeds down, but that's a pain.
People say it sounds like a concertina, except louder. It's great for cutting through a big noisy session.
Where do you get a tin whistle? That's the best for Irish Music? Only $15??? Where? Musician's Friend or someplace? Thanks for the response. I found the sheet music.
I should also add that if anyone out there wants to learn how to play Irish music, melodica isn't really the instrument to do it on. Buy a tin whistle for $15 instead.
Dude- AMAZING! I just bought the Student 32 Melodica by Hohner. What key is that played in? I love Irish music and am part Irish and would like to learn it. Where could I find out the key/notes for that jig?
The mode is D Dorian, which is similar to D minor. If you want to learn it, the best way to do it is to listen carefully and watch my fingers. If you want written notes, you could go to a site like JC's abc tune finder and then search for "Jenny's Welcome to Charlie".
Great music! I play this reel on the fiddle and I was skeptical but you nail it. And that damn thing has a great single reed sound like a concertina. You may have cornered the market on something my friend. "King of the Irish Melodica"!!
i like very much the tradisional music and you play very good
vasilischountas 1 month ago
OMG this is amazing!!! Well done!!!! Please perform more Irish songs! Its amazing how you could put that all together in so the 32 keys!!!!
ReiOn8 3 months ago
Glad the Beatles squashed this nonsense.
kingofallwhites 6 months ago
Really good rhythm. Must be essential for Irish folk. Kickin' ass bro! Respect!
RhythmGrizz 6 months ago
Really nice! I've tried to post my attempt of Irish music on melodica but its completely inferior to this! Amazing.
PaulDBurden 9 months ago
This is absolutely amazing!!! You play so beautifully. It took me to another place listening to you! Thank you for sharing your awesome talent. Do you play piano too? I'm a pianist who just bought this exact Melodica(LOVE it!). your fingers move so fast over the keys....how did you get that speed?! :)
PoorOldLeah 9 months ago
More Melodica please?
Cuethexplosion 1 year ago
this music is in dorio, im right ?
tomaspepino 1 year ago
that's what i wanted to do, playing Irish music with a melodica!! but mine doesn't have enough keys...I am gonna have to buy a new, better one :)
wwmagnifiqueww 1 year ago
T up from Badenia
stolzvonbaden 1 year ago
hey, i was looking at getting the hohner student melodica, and was wondering whether you would recommend it as a good melodica? or would you say there are better ones to get?
cheers
Thornyfy 1 year ago
to kcnola06 if tin whistles are made of tin then what are fog horns made of
Squarekn0t 1 year ago
that work in a session?
cienpipers 2 years ago
It can work in a session, except that the model I got is tuned really sharp so I don't bring it out. I could retune it by filing the reeds down, but that's a pain.
People say it sounds like a concertina, except louder. It's great for cutting through a big noisy session.
daev3000 2 years ago
Now, that's what I call playing the melodica!
kkwilson27 2 years ago
It's almost like an accordion.
Spunkee17 2 years ago
Wow. I'm impressed. I didn't even know it was possible to make such a music on a medolica. Very good.
83Dynamo 2 years ago
Absolutely impressive melodica playing!
rdevicsaint 2 years ago 2
Muy bueno!! very good!!, saludos from Argentina
FRAN6MAR 3 years ago
Where do you get a tin whistle? That's the best for Irish Music? Only $15??? Where? Musician's Friend or someplace? Thanks for the response. I found the sheet music.
kcnola06 3 years ago
I should also add that if anyone out there wants to learn how to play Irish music, melodica isn't really the instrument to do it on. Buy a tin whistle for $15 instead.
daev3000 3 years ago
@daev3000 Maybe so, but my melodica is warmly welcomed at the session that I bring it to each week. Thanks for posting this vid.
jonnda 8 months ago
Dude- AMAZING! I just bought the Student 32 Melodica by Hohner. What key is that played in? I love Irish music and am part Irish and would like to learn it. Where could I find out the key/notes for that jig?
kcnola06 3 years ago
The mode is D Dorian, which is similar to D minor. If you want to learn it, the best way to do it is to listen carefully and watch my fingers. If you want written notes, you could go to a site like JC's abc tune finder and then search for "Jenny's Welcome to Charlie".
daev3000 3 years ago
find a website called The Session. they have a lot of irish music on there that you can learn easily
glorplaxy 1 year ago
Great music! I play this reel on the fiddle and I was skeptical but you nail it. And that damn thing has a great single reed sound like a concertina. You may have cornered the market on something my friend. "King of the Irish Melodica"!!
redhairedlad 3 years ago
Haha, TO ARMS MEN! 5 STARS ALL AROUND!
ZebraJones01 3 years ago
That's a pretty low rating for a pretty legit video. 5 stars says I!
ZebraJones01 3 years ago
Thanks Zebra. Some loser gave me a 1. I recommend other people counteract this by also rating me five stars!
daev3000 3 years ago