Irish Fiddle.Audio tracks are at www.myspace.com... and www.myspace.com... Neal playing the Tamlyn with Ciaran Algar (bodhran) during a break at the All Britian Fleadh. more similar videos on user GUKLASMYD.
It's both. It's a tune that's more specifically a reel. You correcting him/her on that is like someone calling a Mustang a car and you saying, "Car? It's a Ford."
I wish every child knew what they wanted to do so early as them. I was told "everything is glory" and "if you fail, you will be punished" so much that I want to do things but I am so afraid it won't be good. And I am responding to a video half my age.
The Childe Ballad known as the Ballad of Tam Lin, the most famous version written by Rabbie Burns, was not sung to this tune. This tune was composed in the 70s by Davey Arthur. It is also known as the Glasgow Reel and also the Howling Wind.
COMMEEEE ONNN THE IRISHHH! YEOOOWWW!!!hahaha........lads ye are brill.....especially hats off to the bodhran player....u are class.......i really wana learn that intstrument!!!!! :)
Sick. You sickies. And played at a nice easy tempo that's not draggy, but still allows real expression of the notes? Who told you guys you were old enough to have this kind of musical sense? I demand to see the manager!
i'm learning this on the cello. it's a bit of a variation but it holds the tune quite nicely. once I get it down I might record it and post a video response of it
You boys are absolutely awesome!! Thanks for all the hard work, time and love you put into your instruments and this music in your short lives!! It is a gift to all of us : )
Gaelic was brought to Scotland by colonists from Ireland towards the end of the Roman Empire in Britain. By 500 A.D. these Gaels had established their Kingdom of Dàl Riada, centered on what is now Argyll in southwest Scotland; in Gaelic, Earra Ghàidheal, "the coastland of the Gael." To Roman writers they were Scotti -- Scotia at this time denoted Ireland -- although these names cannot be traced with certainty to an origin in Gaelic itself. But from these Latin forms came the name Scotland.
Agggh. I love you guys! ;P Wish I could have this on my Ipod so when i'm in a happy mood i can just dance and prance around... Like any sane person does...
European people have had to flee to the colonies during numerous times in history, to escape a myriad of hardships and life threatening scenarios. Scottish, Irish, Germans, Dutch, these European people's comprise every population in the colonies, from Canada to the Appalachia's, From South Africa to New Zealand. White European people have suffered a lot during the US' very history, like during the colonial era, or the civil war, a lot and I mean a LOT of white people were murdered and suffered other atrocities
That's the best version of the Glasgow Reel I've ever heard out of a violin... Usually it sounds shit and is best suited for an accordion... But not this time!
