THE TAMLIN - Irish Fiddle Lessons by Ian Walsh

[@TheWendable]

Only when your violin makes that sound 👆🏻, can you hold your bow any-such-way-you-chose, and have your fiddle resting sleepily on your chest. What a stunning performance. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Thank you🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@patrickmagee8777]

It is a great tune to learn and well taught by Ian. I wish all the Scottish Irish tunes were taught so systematically. Thanks Ian. Go Raibh Maith Agat❗️❗️

[@KarmaVixen]

I love this version! I learned the bare bones version in college in 2000, and our instructor called it 'Tamun.' I was trying to find a version to teach my kids, and I really liked this. Thank you!

[@squiresfan]

man your a savage fiddler. triplets and rolls are crystal clear. excellent stuff

[@Devineagan91]

This is a wonderful tune that really comes alive when you can play it with the clarity and speed that Ian does. Thanks for posting!

[@Mallorietea]

You're a brilliant teacher. I love your style.Thanks for uploading your stuff x

[@Jynx215]

Definitely a very cool version of this. Never heard the B part played quite like yours, going to see if I can play it like that

[@RedDesertViolin]

Love your teaching! Love your playing too!

[@morbanjo2503]

Red Desert Violin Cool! One of my favorite KZbin teachers commenting favorably on one of my other favorite youtube teachers. I've learned a bunch from both of you!

[@RedDesertViolin]

morbanjo I don't remember what you are referring to...but I DO love Ian's playing on the Tamlin! And his teaching is wonderful too! Oh yeah....now I see my old comment! :-/

[@nabilairshaid3589]

I adore your technique! And I love the tune

[@clearyellis1673]

Love this tune! Makes for a great session -well played!

[@Dedeaa]

this is like..the best music I've ever heard.

[@Zoulvisia]

Gosh I love this song! It makes me really happy but I feel as though Im going to cry. Ive recently bought a fiddle and I soon plan to learn this, thanks for the great video :D

[@MarkDiSciullo]

I love this version. This is the version I want to learn

[@saindonienne]

Great lesson, I'll be sending my students to this video! :)

[@fractuss]

It's beautiful.

[@hughgeorgechannel]

thank you for putting this up there ian, its a great song and a great lesson, you earned a flavourite :)

[@TheContragypsy]

Thank you so much, Ian! This will really help as I settle in to my new band's Celtic/Irish/Scottish/Contra repertoire. Cheers!

[@williambradford3627]

EXCELLENT.. Very interesting version.

[@JLeoFipple]

Awesome fiddle tune thanks for sharing.

[@_Ukiyo.]

Thanks for uploading! It's a very awesome song and I plan to learn it after I finish learning cooleys reel.

[@FaistiGuitar]

This was very helpful, thanks a lot for posting this videos!

[@_Ukiyo.]

I plan to learn this after mastering cooleys reel. Thanks for uploading!

[@peneleapai]

I am posting this on me fan page RIGHT THIS SECOND lad! Maith thú!!! You've got the nyah, HUP! Hit me up in Co. Clare when you're over!!!

[@ronniemuirhead6803]

really good and you hold the bow like swarb

[@johnturner1927]

savage ian, the master bar none

[@LadyTigerLily]

Such beautiful rolls~

[@tjf42193]

Tam Lin is a Scottish fairy tale balled

[@DivaMinxy]

please part two!!!

[@odonoga8]

Brilliant lesson! now where is part 2.

[@jonathanhart262]

Ace. Going to learn this. It's also called The Glasgow reel. I live in Glasgow. So guess one best learn it eh.

[@petaluma0]

Great lesson!

[@x1fantasy413]

can you give a tutorial to holding ur bow like urs :) ?

[@TheBarnicoat]

Love Tam Lin

[@MarinieT100]

Can you tell me what Beats Per Minute [BPM] you set your metronome at please, thank you. Beautiful playing.

[@the-fiddling-fox]

marinie toman 200 bpm is the normal speed for this. Some people play it faster but it doesn’t sound as good.🙂

[@the-fiddling-fox]

Check out peakfiddler on you tube. He does a great version of it.

[@MarinieT100]

Thank you.

[@willowreedable]

I like Ian's work. I plan on purchasing lessons soon. John's fiddle lessons? John who..can you post a link?

[@paulpayton8238]

hi all out there i love this music paul payton England

[@aberdyfininja]

Thanks Ian. How do you use the bow to get the drone with the other notes coming clear through?

[@justjoshenaround]

@blackhawk2055 haha your a long way from classical ;) haha but personally I think for fiddlers it usually comes down to what feels good and what feels right, I like to hold my bow around the same spot a him, maybe a little lower, I find it helps me sounds for fluent and percises.

[@mmdevere]

I want the whole less but couldn't find how to order it!

[@hughgeorgechannel]

in the description it says part two is on the website

[@Agentjamaica]

Question why do you hold your bow differently with a fiddle then a violin

[@karpdiem2]

@blackhawk2055 that is a "baroque" bow hold ole' buddy! But --- it is peculiar to old timey fimey fiddlers......

[@ungata101]

great video

[@gerryjtierney]

Tam Lin is a Scottish tune.

[@alphaomega8373]

Thats Irish.

[@gerryjtierney]

@@alphaomega8373 Except it isnae, it's fae the Scottish Borders, and is also known as the Glasgow Reel. Dae ye research next time pal.

[@alphaomega8373]

@@gerryjtierney Go to sleep!

[@gerryjtierney]

@@alphaomega8373 aye exactly pal, nae answer cos ye've nae fucking clue. Yank larper spotted in the wild who think he has any idea what Ireland, Scotland, and Celtic culture are. Night night, ignoramus.

[@alphaomega8373]

@@gerryjtierney Everyone robs Ireland its the Africa of Europe!

[@johngarcia2451]

Not the standard, that is held by johns fiddle lessons. Which are COMPLETE. Ian does a good and I understand that he's in it for the money. But if he had a couple of complete ones I might be more inclined to purchase some of the other ones. He's really the only one on you tube that gives you only a partial A part lesson.

[@aarphi1984]

Search "Glasgow Reel or Tam Lin" posted by "Duncan Ross Cameron". Not a lesson per se, but a slow-down version of the complete song.

[@ciancrowley487]

Hey would anyone know the abc notation for this tune on the4 string banjo? I tried the session but i dont really get it

[@amokreutz]

scheissdreck! i love thattt

[@UTsybil]

how do you do the "rolls"? Fingers go too fast for me to see!

[@venessankurumeh1549]

He interrupts the note he is currently playing by quickly tapping the string to replay the previous note, and then returns to playing the current note.

[@dennis-bn9zu]

Venessa Nkurumeh called hammer on (on the guitar)

[@Waelwulfas]

Its not an irish tune. It's a traditional scottish reel, based on scottish folklore.

[@joefrompic]

This is just a sample of the lessons. Unfortunately, you have to buy the lessons, at online lesson videos . com I wish that you didn't have to pay. Ian is such a great teacher!

[@dtbecerra1]

joefrompic Well Ian has to make a living. He has every right to charge for his lessons. I do the same thing at my studio. I give a short free lesson, and then if the customer enjoys it, they pay for the next one.

[@alyssamcclain6878]

What's a roll and a triplet

[@Tivaala1]

marry me and play that to me for ever? ive never heard it played quite the way you play it. very last of the mohicans.

[@aoibheannearly8081]

Anyone have the notes for this

[@amokreutz]

endlichmaleinerderdaterklärt !!!

[@mikewilliams7781]

"Tamlin" is a man's name. No "The" required.

[@ValirAmaril]

Sure the TUNE is named 'The' Tam Lin or (Tamlin), at least in Donegal it is

[@brucecollins4729]

@@ValirAmaril a Scottish tune about a scotsman tam lin

[@mckmurkles]

0:34

[@willowreedable]

lol..found john's stuff..nvm.

[@venessankurumeh1549]

Why would he not clean off the rosin buildup between the f holes? Doesn't that mess up the finish?

[@esPeSkull12]

Hey, as long the violin sounds good there is nothing to worry 'bout

[@stephenwylie5502]

Venessa Nkurumeh dress code

[@adriadam3296]

Venessa Nkurumeh my violin teacher doesnt either, when youre violin is old and banged up there isnt much varnish left to tarnish so its more just the sound it makes that counts

[@johngarcia2451]

In reply to willow reed Calliope House

[@alphaomega8373]

Triples sound better!

[@clevermusicsham]

its a lovely irish reel and not scottish? written by to good friends of nine back in the early 70s george furey and davey arthur while on tour in germany.....

[@katehall7493]

Either it is not in tune, you have a cheap fiddle, you need a new bridge to get rid of buzzing or you need to practice more.

[@SatanLiterally]

Kate Hall yeaaaah you don't know what you're talking about