Morrigan - Omnia (flute + tin whistle)

I've been gathering the pictures for this since October, waiting, watching, and capturing my world as it turned to winter. It's been my longest project so far.

The song is 'Morrigan', a blend of Omnia's CD recording and their live concert in Germany.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Morrigan
• Omnia
• paganfolk
• celtic
• irish
• pennywhistle
• tin
• whistle
• flute

[chansherly212]

wow, those pictures are utterly spell binding, it must be wonderful living in a place with such beauty!

[3rdDerivative]

The gray skies get to me sometimes, but yep...it's really wonderful living here.

[metftw]

Best video i've seen on Youtube ever. Really.

greetings from germany

[arvoredamontanhaolei]

beautiful!!!!!!

[SandmanForestwalker]

Wow.. You do the Song Justice... And a beautiful vid too.

[blacksunway]

Amazing video thanks to your performance and especially to the amazing pictures!

[fatheroblivion45]

What a beautiful video, and your playing is just great! :)

[VisorZman]

This is an absolute amazing work; the photos are taken with care and a sense for colours and geometry. The flutes are so harmonic - I really like the music. Thank you alot for this high quality video!

[Mifli]

a really pretty video =)

[piejie1]

Hi,

Nice vid. I also play the flute. I can play the first 2 parts.

Do you have the musicsheet?

Blessed Be

[3rdDerivative]

yep, you're right. No alterations, dorian just means the 'center note' of the song happens to be ré of the major scale. In this song it's D, so, 'D dorian'.

There are seven modes, assigned in a specific order. For the scale with no sharps or flats, it goes:

C = do = ionian/major

D = re = dorian

E = me = phrygian

F = fa = lydian

G = so = mixolydian

A = la = aeolian/minor

B = ti = locrian (the bad one)

My concert flute is a C. I can pull it out to play in B, but that's the lowest I can go.

[lelorien]

Playing it on a C whistle makes sense, but what is D dorian? When I play it I have no alterations... well I think I don't ^^ Oh and your concert flute you said it was in C, but originally is it a concert flute B flat and you just pushed the embouchure all the way in? That's what I do, not too sure it works though. Ah and sorry if I sound confusing; I'm used to music in french (Do,ré,mi instead of C, D, E) Thanks a lot!!!!