Si Beag Si Mhor

My take on the O'Carolan tune Si Beag Si Mhor. More lessons available at tradtututor.com
Sheet music: thesession.org/tunes/449

[@pablopardo5040]

I want one of that instrument :) I love his sound! like a Gaita

[@jryanaustin]

Great break down, like all your videos. Love that you play it simply first, then with ornamentation. Thanks for uploading!

[@johnmcmurran]

A very good tutorial, thank you.

[@Yowzoe]

for me this song brings back my dead friend, a beautiful fiddler and guitarist. I wanted to play the tin whistle since I was a child, but I’m not musically talented at all. I’ve subscribed and who knows, maybe this is the time for me :-)

[@buchtamakova]

skylark on a blue sky.... winsome

[@Kitiwake]

How's the missus?

[@felixdk8727]

Gweat

[@keithandersonbrady5026]

It's pronounced 'Byug'.

[@magictutor1]

Beag is pronounced byug...

[@bcough48]

bheag is pronounced with a /v/ sound, vyug.

[@faitgjs5035]

Bob Coughlin that’s bheag ur talking about. Beag is pronounced “byug” and bheag is pronounced “vyug”.