Titanic on Uilleann Pipes
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unbelievable !!! :)
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4 months and you sound like this? Wow! You sound great
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So beautiful! I try to incorporate irish music's delicate turns and implementation of trills in my flute playing... interpretation makes such a difference to a piece... This was a blessing to my ears, thankyou :3 (inspiration to fellow self-taught players, too!)
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You play amazingly good, and I love this song.
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That sounds great! I'm thinking of learning this instrument, but have no idea where to start. The tin whistle sounds like a really good idea to learn the basics.
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Im english and all I can say is that the sounds of those pipes mesmerizes me. Its so beautiful and haunting I can barely descibe it. They have a soulful melancholy which is utterly bewtching. Fabulous stuff. First heard them nearly 40 years ago on Mike Oldfields ommadawn album. They get me evry time.
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It's believable because some people actually have talent, like this guy. We're so exposed to pop trash we forget that some people are actually very good musicians ;) Great stuff man :) Very beautiful. I love the Titanic Theme. "Rose" is probably my favorite variation of it.
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But what you hear isnt what you see. Tell me how that works, take a cd, play it to your video? Is that how it is done. No ofc, you play like this after 4 months.
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bavo!
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@SHAMYDDJ same lad i really want a starter set and not some cheap shite i want the native real thing! sadly im a peniless student
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This is absolutely beautiful!!!! Nice job!
Great video. As another comment said hard to believe you're only at it 4 months. Do you have a background in other instruments? And are you self taught or did you get lessons?
downsy1 8 months ago
@downsy1: Thank you! I played guitar before and I played the tin whistle for half a year. Its normally recommended to start with the tin whistle to learn the ornamentation and the basics of Irish folk music. At that time I had had one lesson. Today I've had two lessons :-) But I learned with the book "the new approach to uilleann piping" by Heather Clarke. I hope that helps!
henkerugi 8 months ago