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Whelan's Jig on the Irish flute

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Uploaded by on Jul 28, 2010

Hey!

It has been a while since my last video, so I decided to upload a new one.

The jig is called Whelan's jig, and is played on an irish flute, a GillesLehart 5-key in D. I used a cheap classical guitar to do the backing.

I used my new recording equipment in this video. Mic: Shure SM58 with a X2U USB adapter.

Let me know what you think. Rate/comment/favorite.

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  • Hey, love this and Last of the Starr's Waltz, hope to see more of you playing, in future, can I ask what make is your flute?

  • @WhistlingReiver

    Hi! I will upload some more videos soon, so if you subscribe you will get them eventually. The flute I play is a Gilles Lehart 5 key in D. Awesome flute indeed. Do you play flute or whistle as well? Post some videos : )

    R

  • sounds lovely, I am wondering the "twiddly bits", do you use the tonguing technique or ornaments?

    Nice flute as well!

  • @greensoulo

    I use ornaments; cuts, taps and rolls. My tonguing technique is not good enough, and I usually prefer normal ornamentation over tonguing.

  • Awesome reedy Irish tone. Nice breathing too, it's different from other versions I've heard. 

  • @AchingOvaries

    Yeah, I tend to learn tunes properly first, but I usually end up altering them and shaping them to be my own interpretation after a while. So I guess this is my interpretation of Whelan's Jig. Thanks for the complement regarding tone.

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  • Outstanding!!

  • great job! the flute sounds awesome

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  • very nice... is you flute pretty easy to fill with air? i've been playing whistles for a while and have wanted to get a wooden flute, and gilles instruments sound great from what i've heard...

  • nice

  • It's wonderful. I like Irish flute's sound

    P.S. Che Guevara on 1:01 made me laugh))

  • Awesome ornamentation! Great playing there!

  • Hello Friend

    I would feel flattered if you saw my videos of Celtic music

    a greeting!  DrkFlt

  • Hey, nice job! I've heard this tune with quite a different variation and I also play it quite different but yours sounds really good. How did you sync the two?(guitar and flute). BTW sorry I haven't posted a video in a while.

  • Hey, nice job! I've heard this tune with quite a different variation and I also play it quite different but yours sounds really good. How did you sync the two?(guitar and flute). BTW sorry I haven't posted a video in a while.

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