Inisheer - Tin Whistle & Guitar

This is a recording I made of the lovely tune 'Inisheer' (also known as 'Inis Oirr'). I have set the music to a slideshow of images of the Island of Inisheer.
If you are the owner of any of the photographs used, please comment so that you can be credited. The known owners are:
- Black and white photograph of Inishman © Josef Tornick, / josefskye

[@caradennis9850]

Heard this tune in a pub in Donegal recently. It brought tears to my daughter's and my eyes. So beautiful.

[@hana.the.writer5074]

Something the tune.. I get tears in my eyes too each time I listened to it. God bless the soul that wrote it down. It touches souls.. and stirs emotions effortlessly! Wow to say the least. Soul penetrating!

[@AndyB1286]

Donegal Town is currently my favourite part of Ireland. Lovely people, and played a nice wee pub session there once. The Reel Inn was the place, as far as I recall 🙂☘️

[@nobanjono]

Thomas Walsh wrote this tune...I think he is from Dublin

[@antonyglynn4217]

Very nicely played. Yes, the tune was inspired by the island; Thomas Walsh, the Dublin accordionist, wrote it after a visit there in the late 1970s as I remember.

[@jacquikelly7929]

Proud to say... I have been there. On the back of a tractor, it is one of my favourite memories. Also when the Harp was played at the oceans edge ( by the boat ) i shall never forget, it made me proud of my long ago heritage.

[@liwerd1016]

Wow! Such a beautiful sound! Love irish music:)

[@MrSteliuscezar]

Belissima musica !! Um abraço diretamente de Porto de Galinhas Pernambuco Brazil

[@celticman3053]

My most favourite piece of music, I learnt to play it on a 5chord Zither.

[@Jam-rj6dt]

Every Irish schoolboy and girl had to learn this song

[@adudewatchingyoutubevids]

The ornamentation on that whistle are so beautifully placed! I hope to be able to play this tune just like this soon.

[@delaceylehane7758]

Me too. How are you fairing?

[@AngieBrandy007]

So wonderfull . Thank you

[@Snipingpiper]

very well played, sounds great. lovely tune.

[@maryodea6054]

Beautiful tune love it could listen to it over n over mary

[@Mulberry2000]

Lovely

[@cmfrgardenersworldgiardina3692]

Beautiful version !!!. Excellent interpretation combined with images that show a reality different from the one I know in my country. Thank you for sharing this piece of sweetness.

[@AlexCaicedo7X]

¡Hermoso! ¡Sencillamente hermoso! Gracias, muchas gracias.

[@DustyFae]

l really love this this, it is so relaxing

[@suicideistheanswer369]

beautiful Ireland

[@FionnHarper]

Nice music, fine pictures - well done! Thanks a lot!

[@theblackblind]

dude, u are the best man alive, a beautiful song and a beauty backing track too, thanks!

[@andrefinnigan8780]

many thanks for the back track

[@ballisodareboys]

Right Antony. He wrote it as a song in Irish. It speaks of the beauty of the island, the fishermen and their stories. It wasn't until the mid-1970's I believe that the island got electricity. It is an enchanting place today and must have been even more enchanting back I the day before the modern world began changing the old ways. Thomas has a nice band called Turloch playing around Dublin.

[@rosaforte6757]

Una maravilla! Gracias mil!

[@paddygracey3217]

beautiful

[@ameliamarukiewicz1292]

I love love and love.

[@lauradoiron6095]

Thanks for all your effort in this video. I'm trying to play along and am loving hearing this over and over. The pictures are phenomenal. Makes it so much more meaningful.

[@mg1mg]

Thanks Laura. There's a guitar backing track for playing yourself on my Soundcloud page. All the best

[@adamdollery460]

this was played at my grandad s funeral

[@lynngan1156]

Wierd flex but okay

[@rebeangel9877]

I love and can play this

[@siobhancosgrove79]

This ROCKS!!

[@yoshimimiyazaki2602]

Lovely scenes lovely haunting melody want to learn it on my tin whistle

[@JohnOsCreations]

Love this tune. Going to be the second tune I will ever learn on the whistle. Spancil Hill being the first. Its all new to me. Thanks for the video.

[@mlehmanlaw]

There are a lot of links in line. It is G, Bm,C, D, then throw in an Em After the repeated into

[@willwaters8553]

This was the second song I learned on the tin whistle, too!

[@rosaforte6757]

Qué hermosa! Gracias

[@Stingrey2812]

Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you so much for sharing your talents & for the guitar accompaniment!

[@mg1mg]

No worries Rey. Thanks for your feedback

[@cathytai]

And the guitar beautifully balanced so as to not drown out the lovely delicate whistle. Just gorgeous!

[@annejordan2998]

I love this I know it toooooooooooo!!!!!!!! on tin whistle

[@czkelly6074]

Same haha

[@Homeguitaracademy1]

Great Work - Thank You

[@jansrensen7582]

Nice bless you❤

[@alisdairmacleod9939]

Hi - could you let me know what chords you are playing? Thanks!

[@mal3373]

I am learning

[@AndyB1286]

Timelessly beautiful 🙂 Suas leis a' chèol Èireannach! (Up with Irish music!)

[@user-tt2so4rt3f]

Min färg är grön som Irland. Hoppas att jag kommer dit någon gång…

[@ulyssedimeglio6259]

I was nearly Here

[@ameliamarukiewicz1292]

Inisheer, Ini Oirr, Inish Eir

[@cathytai]

May I ask which whistle you use here? I have several and wish to play in tune but it seems all my Ds are either sharp or flat. I probably need to boil the glue out of one to adjust the head lol but maybe I could buy the one;like you've used here?

[@mg1mg]

It’s just a cheap ‘generation’ brand, but a nickel version instead of the usual brass. I’ve used boiled water to remove the glue on all of my whistles for fine tuning.

[@TheThejpmshow]

The cliffs are gone

[@ilsfy_]

this was nice but my class has to do it and tbh its more of a funeral song not something you wanna play 😂

[@meryemjoudaa7805]

We did this song in my class and we played the tin whistle of it but we need more practice bye guys

[@ulyssedimeglio6259]

Je

[@user-tt2so4rt3f]

Irland, den gröna och vackra ön med underbara människor…

[@declanscullion1461]

inisiar not inisheer

[@Timon-IrishFolk]

Inis Oír if you are that picky, or Inisheer

[@Surfwavesallday]

Maith sibh leaids ach, it's Inis Oírr. Loving the passion nonetheless

[@anthonymcinerney6422]

Lovely