Irish Accordion Music [Spirit of Doolin] West Coast Of Ireland with Josephine Marsh

[@harryeddy5222]

That's awesome and I'll learn those tunes now ! Thank-you , you are beautiful in all ways!☘️

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

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[@benrichards1]

Reminds me of my Irish nan. She'd blast stuff like this out of her little radio, in her little flat, in london. Good Times.

[@lonzo61]

I tapped along so briskly that there is now a hole in me oak floor. T'was worth it. I'm about a third Irish, so I don't know if that is the reason I love this music. Whatever the reason, it makes my heart sing, and my feet start a movin'. Well done, m' lady.

[@tonymccann8853]

Always loved Josephine's style of playing.🌏

[@ainebrennan4632]

Lovely sound seemingly easy for Josephine. thank you for sharing. Áine Brennan

[@eileennestor9274]

What a Fabulous musician great lift & style

[@palacsinta6622]

And here I was, thinking I didn't like accordion music. It's wonderful, I love this so much!! 😍

[@quinn4626]

Love this! Josephine is one of the greats of the accordion!

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

Amazing rhythm

[@daisypeters3216]

OAIM, and Josephine Marsh, many thanks for share this amazing video. Have a nice and blessed Saturday!!!😗😙😚💖🇮🇪👍🎼🎵🎶🎧👍☘☘☘

[@NegativeBodhiImage]

Absolutely fantastic, thanks to all who keep the spirit of our people.

[@nemethmik]

"Reelly" inspiring. she played the reel at 102 bpm, a perfect speed for the tune in my opinion. Her box seems to be a Hohner black dot double ray, but it is tuned a bit drier than the original hohners. Definitely, her accordion gives a different sound than the wet tuned paolo sopranis.

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

Glad you liked the clip! We also love the sound of the accordion, do you play yourself?

[@nemethmik]

@@onlineacademyofirishmusic Yes, accordion.

[@stonge11]

Haha, I love Josephine. She was my box teacher a while ago.

[@anthonybrady-lb5ve]

Id say you love a bit of box🤣🤣🤣

[@bonenfant96]

The living proof we don't need 8000 euros accordions. Well done Josephine.

[@keyfeatures]

Wonderful stuff.

[@FatherDinny]

Amazing, i’m big into tin whistle, but growing up in primary school the whole class used accordions, tin whistles, banjos, mandolins and a few other i can’t remember the names of but i was so good at the tin whistle back then, on route to gaining the skill i used to have with one when i was about 11/12

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

Hi Michael, Good luck with your tin whistle learning, let us know if you have any questions.

[@evelyndavie7409]

Loved it, thank you 🎶

[@ReedMunson]

Altogether MIGHTY!!!!

[@eamonbreathnach4613]

Good sound from a hohner

[@LorriJack]

Great playing and lift to her music. Can anyone tell me the name of the last tune? Thanks.

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

Hi, the last tune is called Paddy Marsh's Salamanca.

[@LorriJack]

@@onlineacademyofirishmusic thanks. I listened again and caught the name. Smashing playing. Loved Patrick St too. 🎶

[@kobeirne7626]

Would love the music for the first tune .what was the name.

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

It's called Jig for the One Row written by Josephine herself.

[@Edvinaronson]

Is this a C#/D or a B/C? Sounds wonderful!

[@onlineacademyofirishmusic]

Hi, as far as I can tell it's B/C

[@Edvinaronson]

@@onlineacademyofirishmusic Thank you!

[@gavinglennon9422]

Where can I get the notes to this tune? Not playing off a sheet using ABC notes

[@DaveDugganITPro]

Why is she not playing the bass buttons? I don't get it. Her playing on the treble side is great. But she is playing solo. She needs to add bass for a richer sound when playing solo. She has a nice sounding accordion. But it appears she is missing a button on the treble side. So there is great potential for improvement should she choose to. If she chose to learn the bass buttons it would open a new world to her and to her audience. She could listen and watch Jackie Daly and his use of bass accompaniment when he plays solo. I do notice that many button accordion players will not play bass buttons when they are playing with others who handle bass. But she is playing solo here. Still, I do hear that she is a talented box player despite my observations.

[@paulmichel5618]

Lots of Irish box players, particularly B/C players like Jo, ignore the bass side. Indeed without retuning, the instrument isn't suited for bass accompaniment in the "fiddle keys." (Jackie plays a C#/D box.). The "missing button" is the "black dot" that gives that model its name--its just black instead of white, with a different surface texture.

[@zimmie99]

Plenty of fiddle tunes tunes don’t need basses and chords. She’s superb.

[@AnthonyOGrady-v6h]

Sure Sharon is at it too,