Hi Shannon and Matt,I love this new format that includes chordal ideas, and then substitution on the final version, you get the complete combo, melody and chords!😊
Totally agree. A very simple chord scheme like in this tune needs only small variations to lift it. In the second round at session speed I noticed in particular the D over F# and the Bm (if I'm not mistaken)
Have you done anything on how to play reels more generally? I am learning the tin whistle and I really struggle to get it to sound anything other than a long line of notes. Jigs would be good too.
Thank you very much for these videos I have learnt a lot from you! I would like to ask you to play the banks of the newfoundland jig. I'm trying to learn it now and a video from you would be very helpful Greetings
Thanks, Cathal. Can definitely see the challenge with two instros here. Good point. Maybe next time I'll play through a tune purely solo once, in addition to the duo offering.
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Muchas gracias esta fantástico el nuevo formato. Muchas gracias por vuestra generosidad. Love
So glad you like the new format, And thank YOU for sharing your time and tuning in and learning these tunes with us!
Great to hear a picker snapper run through to help cement the melody.
Yes! I think it's a nice perspective. Thanks.
Excellent 👌 THANK YOU 🌟😊👍
Thanks, Gary.
Thank You 🎵🎶🌟😀👍💃🕺
Cool new format! Love that it includes all the backing ideas and session speed. ❤
Thanks
Love the new format! And the variety of first and last run-throughs. Thanks for this!
Ok, very cool! I like the string instrument addition to this learning experience.. thanks guys!
Thanks you so much! Beautiful tune!
It's a sweet one!
Forgot I knew this tune! Fun tune
yes, it's a good one!
Hi Shannon and Matt,I love this new format that includes chordal ideas, and then substitution on the final version, you get the complete combo, melody and chords!😊
Totally agree. A very simple chord scheme like in this tune needs only small variations to lift it. In the second round at session speed I noticed in particular the D over F# and the Bm (if I'm not mistaken)
Great! We had a few requests to do ONE time without any backing, so might try that as well. Works in progress...
Love the third in the bass!!
Have you done anything on how to play reels more generally? I am learning the tin whistle and I really struggle to get it to sound anything other than a long line of notes. Jigs would be good too.
I do like the new format also
Excellent. Glad this is working out for you. Thanks for tuning in!
Hi Matt & Shannon Awsome ! @Matt do you teach guitar online I am interested in learning Irish Guitar
Hi there. I"m not actually teaching at the moment, but I will be doing a couple camps this summer. thank you!
Thank you very much for these videos I have learnt a lot from you!
I would like to ask you to play the banks of the newfoundland jig.
I'm trying to learn it now and a video from you would be very helpful
Greetings
So glad you find these helpful, Manuel! Don't know Banks of the Newfoundland--will have to give it a listen.
Great lesson guys , however imho the 2 instrum3nts is a throw off for learners. Keep up the good work tho!
Thanks, Cathal. Can definitely see the challenge with two instros here. Good point. Maybe next time I'll play through a tune purely solo once, in addition to the duo offering.