Padraig Rynne

[Daniel Hersh]

Very nice playing here.  It's a Facebook video - I hope it's visible to those not on Facebook.

 

 

[Wolf Molkentin]

already fav‘d it over there 

[Richard Farmery]

Excellent musicianship.

I've been playing the first tune in this set for a few months now - nowhere near as good as Padraig though. Does anyone know the name of the tune and who wrote it?

I've written some notation for this but am reluctant to publish in case it is covered by copyright.

 

Thanks

Rich.

[Leonard]

Visible for me. I'm not on Facebook.

Thanks for sharing.

Edited November 17, 2019 by Leonard
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[Martin M]

14 hours ago, Richard Farmery said:

Excellent musicianship.

I've been playing the first tune in this set for a few months now - nowhere near as good as Padraig though. Does anyone know the name of the tune and who wrote it?

I've written some notation for this but am reluctant to publish in case it is covered by copyright.

 

Thanks

Rich.

I'd say that's Sunny Hills of Beara by John Dwyer

[Peter Laban]

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I hope it's visible to those not on Facebook.

 

Nothing to see for me but I block trackers and all sort of unwanted stuff rigorously so that would explain it.

 

 

[Richard Farmery]

3 hours ago, Martin M said:

I'd say that's Sunny Hills of Beara by John Dwyer

Thanks Martin. I have looked on TheSession website, and it does indeed appear to be 'The Sunny Hills of Beara'. What a great tune.

Mystery solved!

Much appreciated,

Rich.

 

 

[Richard Farmery]

I have uploaded my tab for this tune in the Teaching & Learning forum.

Enjoy,

Rich.

[Daniel Hersh]

11 hours ago, Peter Laban said:

 

Nothing to see for me but I block trackers and all sort of unwanted stuff rigorously so that would explain it.

 

 

Peter - does this work for you?  https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=341569746562209

 

[Peter Laban]

A direct link works Daniel. I think elements of the original post got blocked because of the Facebook trackers in it.

 

The tune is one of the 'pop tunes' this summer. I have come across it numerous times and have it on a 'to do' list. John Dwyer recorded it on his own Cd some years ago.

 

Glór is putting on a bit more traditional music after a bit of a lull. Which is a good thing, it's a nice venue. Tonight has the big Mary MacNamara do : https://glor.ie/events/morglor-award-concert-2019-celebrating-mary-macnamara/

[Aldon Sanders]

Great playing!

 

What's the name of the last tune? It's familiar & I've played it before, but the title eludes me.

 

[Peter Laban]

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What's the name of the last tune? It's familiar & I've played it before, but the title eludes me.

 

 

He's doing a job on the Rolling Wave there, The Humours of Trim,  if you like.

[Aldon Sanders]

 

17 hours ago, Peter Laban said:

 

 

He's doing a job on the Rolling Wave there, The Humours of Trim,  if you like.

 

Thank you Peter!

Edited November 18, 2019 by Aldon Sanders

[Mudchutney]

One of my favourite players - thanks for sharing the video!