I just picked up the B/C box, because it seems like the standard for Irish music. But watching your videos makes me seriously consider a D/G. It sounds so good.
I've never been able to work out whether the howling means he likes it or not. It sounds like quite a mournful noise, but he does often come into the room especially to join in.
@@paulyoungfolk As a harmonica player, dogs also howl a lot to my playing. I've read about the topic, and apparently it's just that some frequencies/notes trigger their howling instinct. Unless they show visible signs of stress, you should not worry about it. Lovely tunes, by the way.
I just picked up the B/C box, because it seems like the standard for Irish music. But watching your videos makes me seriously consider a D/G. It sounds so good.
With the d/g accordions it's a lot harder to learn a lot of jigs and reals because there normally played on a b/c or an b/c/c/ triple row
Two of my favourite tunes, thanks
Magic :)
Fantástic!!!
È si amico mio magia 👌😃
Nice
The dog likes The Masons' Apron, or does he ??
I've never been able to work out whether the howling means he likes it or not. It sounds like quite a mournful noise, but he does often come into the room especially to join in.
one of my favourite tunes to dance to😊
@@paulyoungfolk As a harmonica player, dogs also howl a lot to my playing. I've read about the topic, and apparently it's just that some frequencies/notes trigger their howling instinct. Unless they show visible signs of stress, you should not worry about it.
Lovely tunes, by the way.
My 9 year old son is constantly trying to figure out the notes to your version of Glasgow reel, any idea where we might get them ?
Taking credit for this tune . Its an irish tune ,