The Fairy Lament (Port na bPúcaí) - Low Tin whistle

The Fairy Lament (*) is an enchanting and haunting traditional Irish air. It is believed to have originated from the Blasket Islands, off the southwest coast of Ireland.
One of the legends behind "Port na bPúcaí" relates to the idea that it is an interpretation of the fairy music heard on the wind by the islanders, particularly on stormy nights or just before a storm.
Performed on my MK Pro Low whistle.
(*) Also known as Port na bPúcaí, Caoineadh na hInise, Port na hinise, Song Of The Pookas, Song Of The Ghosts, The Fairy’s Lament, The Fairies’ Lament, The Music Of The Fairies, The Lament Of The Island.

[@fionahowellmusic1009]

One of my favorite tunes!! Hello, from New Hampshire. :)

[@Harmonica-Rudi]

Hallo. Das ist wunderschön. Sehr schön. 💖👍👍👍🎼🎵🎶

[@ametista15]

El teu video és tot un regal! La melodia i el teu so són bellíssims i les imatges molt suggerents. Moltes gràcies!

[@loubella]

Thank you Pedro for the work you put into this. It has an ethereal feel. I like the drone in the background, its a great complement to your playing. Well done!

[@OldWhistler7743]

Lovely tune, beautifully played 🎶

[@feitaiwoon6780]

Thank you Pedro

[@lp8005]

Very well, I can learn a lot from your flute playing. Thanks

[@brendancoburn427]

He doesn't play the flute. This is a Low Tin Whistle. he also plays sax and violin.

[@lochlainnmacneill2870]

Very nice my friend.

[@mauromolteni81]

Ma che bella😊 complimenti per il vibrato😮

[@lemonjellywobble]

Stunning.

[@mariehere497]

What a beautiful tune. Does anyone know where I could get the sheet music for it?

[@PedrosLamentsAndSlowAirs]

Thanks, you can find it here: thesession.org/tunes/1811

[@mariehere497]

Thank you very much Pedro. I appreciate you responding. Good day to you.

[@fincaalcanara]

Pedro, do you add effects, you have a lovely tone ( and very good breath control 👍🏻)

[@PedrosLamentsAndSlowAirs]

Thank you! On some videos, I do add a little reverb because i recorded it in a small room and it sounds a bit dry.