Excellently played! I'd love to learn this tune. Would you be able to break this down into one of your tutorial styled videos? Cheers 🙂👍

Tune named for the International Eucharistic Congress in Dublin 1932.

Faut jouer plus doucement 😂❤

Oooooooo Aye! Worthy o' another round with the God-forgive-me!!! 👍

For a great version of this (one that gets you through the awkward ends of the phrases that you're seeking), listen to "The Chieftains in China" LP (it's up on KZbin) and their "Tribute to O'Carolan" which consists of 5 or 6 tunes. At exactly 06:40 of that track comes "Sí Bheag Sí Mhór," and it's the loveliest version I've ever heard. Uilleann pipes, harp, recorder (?) and fiddle all joining in - I think you'll find options for those awkward bits right there!

That is really good! I never heard it before, what an uplifting melody!

What brand and what key is your whistle

Tu poste plus de video

excellent merci :)

You taught me years ago and I've just searched for you so my daughter can watch and learn too. Nice to see you are still posting.

Very beautiful

Ok, so hear me out lol I used to follow your page nearly 20 years ago and I found you again. I'm from Ireland and at the time had moved to California, had not much to do and wanted to improve my tin whistle. You haven't aged hardly any. I just went home to my mother's funeral and one of the nuns that used to teach me as a child looked EXACTLY the same!! 😂 What's in the holy water?!

I love hearing you play. Just putting this timestamp so I can go back and hear the music! 1:29

Still my favourite version on KZbin

Thanks great lesson structure Jim

This is excellent !! What a speed !

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Thank you !!

If it's trad music the "F" is ALWAYS sharp because the whistle only has an F#

Great tune, composed by great banjo player Tony (Sully) Sullivan of Macclesfield, UK.

I'm still watching and learning.

Nice one

Can you tell me where l will find the written notation for this piece of music please?

lovely! so lovely! It is a Great help ! Thank you very much!

Eres el mejor ❤ dios te bendiga 🙏

Have you thought about doing a playlist of tutorials? you are very good at the Tin Whistle.

Wonderful!

Great and useful video, so thanks for that. Also, on a side note, tried finding you on Twitter but couldn't find you.

Thanks !

Fav song❤

I love this channel because I play Tim whistle and I’m discerning priesthood

I’m a Fordham alumni trying to learn the Tin Whistle. So I guess I’ll start here

The addition of the sheet music is extremely helpful. Thank you for going through the extra effort to include it.

Great to see you back father

Father could you use the dots on the pages you know the round black it would be great father god bless from Michael from Ireland

Father you're a great tin whistle player that connolly's real if you could slow it down a little bit more further it I just start playing I live in Ireland

Thanks Father. I appreciate your tutorials very much.

You are one of the best teachers I've ever came across you know what you are doing

I have watched this that much in 0.5x speed, normal speed looked funny

Thanks bro!

Super bonjour de La Bretagne Morbihan (France)

I used to use your videos when I started out many years ago. It's lovely to come back again. I never did learn the Kesh Jig 😊

Rejoue la en plus doucement pour nous expliquer merci j'adore ❤

Great video Ryan, Keep up the great work.

Stranger things have happened! Might just have paved the way for a new Fleadh category. Lovely playing.

Coming black 😊

Lovely to see you back! Love the tunes. Keep them comin!

What whistle are you playing?

Ça va trop vite pour moi j aime beaucoup ❤

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