Hello ! Je ne crois pas, je l'avais relevé à l'oreille. Mais en ralentissant un peu la vidéo, tu devrais pouvoir le chopper en regardant mes doigts. Je joue sur un whistle en Si bémol

Thanks. It's a dixon polymer

Haha, the tin whistle is designed for speed (and much more simple than the recorder)

Ya no, pero antes si

I'm sure you will

What you don't know is that I used to be a goldsmith, and my friend here, at the time, worked on a boat. But we're still alive and well :D

This one is a dixon that I lost since

Большое спасибо !

Traditionnal music used to be learned and shared by ear. The writing of music sheets is somewhat recent and it's very common to find different interpretations of a same tune, due to the hazards of oral traditions I didn't write this version, it is just the first one I learnt The best thing to do is to listen to many versions, and play the ones you prefer as variations of the same tune

​@@quatremaillemusiqueThank you for the insightful advice! That makes me wonder what this piece might've sounded centuries ago. It makes sense to learn different variations by ear! I have been practicing your version and this will probably stay as THE swallow tail's jig I will play from now on 👍

It is completely possible. I started playing tin whistle 5 years ago at nearly 30, after spending almost 20 years without practicing any music My point is that if you practice often enough, I'm sure you'll eventually get way better than the old me in this video ;)

Thank you so much. i'm always so glad to know that I can inspire people to learn this instrument :) And there's plenty of good stuff on your channel too !

@@quatremaillemusique Thank you! Wish we lived closer so we could play. :)

I might do an updated version very soon. This one feels very, very outdated :D

Thanks !

Well, that's to be expected, I don't play Brian Boru yet :)