Saint Patrick's An Dro (Cittern / Irish Bouzouki - Traditional Breton Tune)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- A casual recording of a Breton Tune played on a large scale Octave Mandolin, Cittern or irish Bouzouki. Actually these are two tunes combined in an arrangement. Carlos Nuñez made the Saint Patrick's An Dro very popular all over Europe.
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Wow, loving this Breton music. Compliments from an Irishman.
Nice :-)
Excellent , génial ce son 👍👍
Beautiful arrangement, lovely to hear bouzouki being played melodically!
Thank you
Great playing and sound, thank you very much.🎼🇬🇧
Thank you!
Traditional Irish music is bar non the ultimate sound within the broader European folk genre given its melodic fusion created born out of every horizon.
Freue mich über jedes neue Video von euch. Eure Lieder sind ein wahrer Genuss! :)
Dann hat sich der Aufwand gelohnt :-)
Beautiful!
Played very well; uplifting.
Beautifull! Danke !
Wow, fantastique !
Amazing!
Very very good!!😎
Thank you!
If Greek musicians adopt the Irish bouzouki and octave mandolin, with their inherent passion, they won't just fly, they will soar. Irish craftsmanship plus Greek bravado is a new genre waiting to be born.
Sehr schön gemacht! Ich mag auch immer wieder gerne die Infos in der Info-Box.
Thanks bro!!!
La Chanson de Bretagne est "J'aime la galette" you can see other version with French Band "Les compagnons du gras jambon" of "j'aime la galette" with Bouzouki
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This has me in a Meade- drinking, relaxed mood for sure, mate! :) Beautiful bouzouki, and fantastic playing!
Mind if I ask you about the strap button you have? Where it's placed, do you find that it lets the instrument tip forward, like it's pulled top-wise toward the floor, or does it stay pretty flat against you? I'm just asking because I'm wondering whether to place a strap button on the side of the neck heel, like yours, or directly on top; so that it sits flatter like a guitar would...?
Many thanks, and peace! :)
As with many steel guitars, the strap is mounted: (a) at the bottom with the input socket for the pickup and (b) at the bottom where the neck meets the body. The instrument hangs well balanced. I think one reason is that it only has a 58cm neck and the body is quite large. Very convenient and handy - I still love playing it!
Great playing, wondering what your tuning is. I have a 5 course cittern (and mostly play Irish trad, but I know a few Breton tunes), I tune mine DGDAD. Cheers
Thank you! Its in ADAD for the bass drone. But it works even in GDAD (with less drone...).
Super. Comment est accordé bouzouki?
I am sorry, I cannot remember :-(
Hi, you play st patrick's an dro then another tune before playing st patrick's andro another time. What's the name of the tune in the middle please?
I do not know the name. Just found that tune as midi file somethere on the internet if I remember correctly. Sorry......
@@ShortTailedSnails I asked this question because i already heard this tune played by the band "Gwendal" (great band by the way) under the name "Me m'eus bet plijadur". I don't know if it is a composition from them or a traditional song. Thank you for your response.
Ah, I know Gwendal. I should take a deeper look at these old CDs on the board :-)
comment est accordé le bouzouki?
Wow. This is great! Please help me: this is the only version I found that is played with the refrain (here at 1:00). Do you know what is the name of this arrange? Thank you!!
Thanks for the appreciation! This "Part B" is just another An Dro that I combined with the St. Patricks. But I don't know any name or title. Just a nameless midi file that I found on the internet years ago (as far as I can remember).
What tuning?
ADAD
tuning and tableture
Why?
@@ShortTailedSnails so i can play it on my bouzouki because i cant find any tabs anywhere sir
Sorry but I do not have tabs. Maybe you can search for the .midi files of the tune on Google and import it in Guitar Pro?