TradLessons.com - The Butterfly
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@Susq15 Watching the video, I'm not sure what I did there. :-) Most likely finger vibrato because I didn't play the B roll that time.
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What was that little "wave" thing you did at the beginning of part C in at the faster tempo? Was that vibrato?
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wow! nice job!
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Thank You...
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Burke whistles, the best!!
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The Session. Type thesession into your address bar.
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you need to go through the tune ALOT SLOWER i can't see all of ur fingerings.
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I think it's a Burke whistle.
Try Susato, it depends of the cane of souds you want.
Susato is louder than a dixon but I think the best way to choose your whistle is trying many different whistles.
PS: Sorry if my English is bad, i'm French.
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I've got a tunable Tony Dixon, they're affordable and waaaay better than generation's or waltons. They might not be the best yet but you'll get somewhere with a dixon.
The high notes are basically:
B2 c e2 f g3|B2 c g2 e dBG|B2 c e2 f g2 a|b2 a g2 e dBG
in ABC format.
tradlessons 3 years ago
wow i envy you! this is fabulous! what type of whistle is that? mine definitely does not sound that nice
BlueEyes8709 3 years ago
Its a Michael Burke wide-bore session D brass.
tradlessons 3 years ago
Hello, very nice way to play the butterfly :)
One question for playing in a session: Are there three different parts in this tune? And how often should I repeat every part?
Greetings from Germany :)
Lissuin07 3 years ago
There are three parts to the tune, each part is played once. Cheers, Michael
tradlessons 3 years ago
There are three parts to the tune, each part is played once. Cheers, Michael
tradlessons 3 years ago