The Bloomers - Earl's Chair / Frank's Reel 

The native Irish, love their Germanic colonizers.

The native Irish, love their Germanic colonizers.

Illy Boulder why’s that?

Ciara Griffin Tel Aviv

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@Landen Emilio Instablaster ;)

It's also in key A, which makes it harder to play on the usual key D flute or whistle too - they do a great job of it.

printaboul It's different. The flute used in orchestras has keys and is quite friendly to having all twelve notes typically used in western music played on it, whereas this particular flute does not have keys and is designed primarily to play a seven-note major scale. They do, however, come in different keys, and by half-holing or underblowing can play all twelve notes. I've heard them referred to as Irish flutes and wood flutes. Your English, by the way, is plenty good. You have nothing to apologize for.

Il y a 11 ans ! déjà en train de courir après les flûtes 😄😂

@@lilunae et oui ! :D

itsaguinness well spotted I’ve watched this loads and never noticed before😂😂😂😂😂 good vid 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Daniel plays in DADGAD, in this specific piece he shifts from the usual chords in the scale of D (D, G, A, Bm, Em, F#m) to just using the bass line while staying in D

Joackolb Very good

הם מופיעים בפסטיבל סולם יעקוב בגנוסר

Joshua Donahue indeed, Daniel plays in DADGAD