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Good to see your having good craic in the mighty town of Cork. Dublin will be major disappointment compared to Cork. Prehaps you should have gone to Dublin first and get that disappointment over with asap. Up the Rebels.

Lovely must throw my hand to this on the banjo aswell

Damn. Will be in sin e next week. Glad you enjoyed it.

Are you going to kenmare ar all?

Awesome!

Palm trees are all over the wild Atlantic way. It’s a Gulf Stream effect

What tune is this?

Brilliant well done ❤

Great to see the three of you ,on my new iPad ! Thu Jul 4. @harpinhankhogan

That's a good hat Sean

Thank you so much for taking us along!

Sean from Lir said you may stop by. If so tell him Michael S. from California to said hello and to let you evaluate one of their new Low D whistles 😁

Corner house at 5pm Friday

maps.app.goo.gl/5bBwMpWNm3L5yBFD7

Sin e. Pub. 8 Coburg St, Victorian Quarter, Cork, T23 KF5N Nice pub with snugs and open area for a session.

I am jealous man, sounds like a great time!

Thank you 🙏 for breaking it down!!!!!

Awesome

Fáilte 🍀

What about feadóg?

You've got to go to Dingle! Always some good sessions there.

Awesome ~ I wish I were there with you ! Thanks for the post ! I’m so glad that I’m getting you on the new big screen iPad + elitehood stand ! 🎉

So are low whistles just an inferior version of the flute?

Is it possible to make a case for Irish flutes from a cheap classical flute?

Nice... Enjoy your time... And let us know when you're in Mayo.

Thanks _. did you have them all on an electric heating pad to keep them all warmed up ? @harpinhankhogan😊

I liked the tone of the lír the most, but I'm going to buy a generation, because I ain't gonna spend money on something I'm going to use for one song.

The AirBnB 😮

Beautiful pictures I have misplaced. I won’t say lost my favorite Tony Dixon, aluminum plastic whistle but I watch your videos on the big screen TV and might I suggest if you’re in the Buren pop over to the perfumery where they make perfumes because they’ve got the greatest sandwich shop and beautiful little gardens. It’s a wonderful thing to see. You could even pull out your little whistle and play a tune from that garden in front of the place Hank Hogan in California.

Try Indian classical flute E base scale

Yep... Where and when

I bought a bodhran drum first and while finding youtube lessons for the bodhran i came across tutorials for tin whistle yours included and ordered a cheap and cheerful clarkes sweettone straight away, i absolutely love messing about trying to learn to play it, it is so much fun.

I love your videos! What is a good whistle to start with? I have always been a fan of…..woodwinds? lol don’t know what to start with.

Why am I seeing this? I watched the whole thing though.

ive never seen this type of content but i feel so informed

play the sponge bob song now

When, where are the gigs in mayo??

So the song is in F? Love it!! Love your videos Sean!

Thanks !Also liked watching your video about oiling the wooden flute, and got some bore oil & cork grease. Have you ever made one about cleaning whistles ?

OK

My Killarney has the weird first octave C. I use holes 2 and 3 with my left hand and holes 1 and 3 from my right hand. I hate this! Why can’t all makers nail that left hand holes 2 and 3 only? Because of this, I primarily use my Tony Dixon tunable black plastic whistle. Perfect left 2 and 3 C.

My Killarney high D has that stupid cross fingered C and I hate that. I find myself using my tunable black plastic Tony Dixon high D. Love it!

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Sean, I have a question for you. When learning reels, jigs and hornpipes, I’ve noticed there are in some cases many versions of the same tune. If one goes to a session, how do you know what version of the tune will be played? Thanks!

It’s not unusual to see the mandolin in sessions in Ireland, though they struggle to be heard. I think the problem over here is the banjo, which crowds out other instruments, especially if there’s more than one banjo player present.

What’s the bed music on this video? I dig it quite a bit

Fantastic ❤

I ordered one from Gary just to have and I ended up playing it at every single gig. Great whistle!

I prefer the sound of brass whistles over other choices but I don't like the feel of brass. Anyone else have that quirk? Anyway, a powder coated brass is the answer for me. That's one reason for the Wild Irish in addition to the Kilarney.

One of my favorite reels, my son says its the only one I play. Learned it from Ryan Duns youtube years ago