amazing fiddle cathal haydens home ruler!

Cathal haydens homeruler, taught by Theresa bourke, played by matthew mcquade

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Music

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• fiddle
• cathal
• hayden
• folk

[matthewmcquade]

hey all, thanks for all the great comments :) they really mean alot, hopefully i will post a new more up to date vid on soon, kepp the comments coming ! bye for now ..

[alanbreathnach]

that was really good,note for note,try the donegal tinker-lord mcdonalds.great sound from that fiddle. what strings?

[matthewmcquade]

cheers mate the strings are just dominant, but im pleased with the sound the fiddle makes, thanks again mate.

[ceiltoic]

seriously lad, ignore upkilt and the others- that was really really good. Nice fiddle, nice timing, good sound.

[lakefielder]

Very Good! Love your style. Nice sounding fiddle too!

[BambiLoo]

Just lovely!

[destaniofhearts]

Beautiful talent.

[dwaynedibbly]

what is the ornament called where his does the pitch shift to a note higher?

[BorderReiver73]

Really enjoyed that mate, you have a lovely technique. Would love to see more from you.

[destaniofhearts]

Wow. You were so good that 3 morons when to click the like button so fast that they missed. Incredible job mate! Keep it up. Never let that talent die. Music is the life of the world.

[eugenemckenna09]

dedly playin tho i dont think u shud copy someones style but it is gud playin tho :)

[kengle1]

@darkangel7337 I can pretty much guarantee that any sheet music you find won't sound like this, for a lot of reasons. But, you can try this: Do a google search for JC's Tunefinder and click the first link, then enter "home ruler" in the box right at the top of the page (NOT the one labeled "google") and hit enter. On the page that comes up, you'll see a bunch of results. Click 'gif' or 'png' to get sheet music. Learn it, then listen to this video a whole bunch and try to adapt what you learned.

[sgtcrab1]

Wow! I have a diferent version! Nice!

[SamTexan91]

Nice stuff, pal!

[bertwindon]

This Youtube is great for those who want to see what it all adds-up to for an audience - and don't mind who or where thay may be. I'd be well happy to get that out of mine !