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Very tasty. Huppp!!

Another good one for me to learn. Thanks.

Very nicely played!

Superbe

Excellent!

lovely

This is choice!

The smile at the end felt so wholesome

this tune is so bright and sings so lovely.

Wonderfully and joyfully done 👏

Poor auld Gerry go ndéana Dia trócaire ar a anam dílis

No sé que tiene la melodía, que me transmite una paz, ❤

A lovely tune and very nicely played!

A lovely tune and very nicely played!

Thank you Mossie.

Thank you for your music ...I am actually learning the whistle and it is so useful to catch the Irish way to play

Give up the music ya spoofer

Lovely!

A lovely tune and very nicely played!

I'd hide behind a wall too if I couldn't play any better.

Beautiful playing by both.

Absolutely beautiful.

I certainly agree. It's a lovely jig and it's very nicely played!

merci pour votre aide, votre vidéo m'aide beaucoup :)

Hello, I apreciate your channel because of your nice and clear play on tin whistle. Is it possible to ask you to play others reels on this instrument?

Beautifully played!

Cool!

Very helpful for improving. Thank you very much for sharing your talent with us. Please continue

Wonderful, lilting rendition. :-) Thanks for sharing!

Lovely! Thanks for playing it.

Perfect

A lovely tune and very nicely played!

A lovely tune!

Love your renditions.

Very nicely played!

Excellent.

Es un ejemplo de como lo simple puede ser extremadamente bello.

A lovely tune and very nicely played!

I really love the ornamentation which you've added to this version of your flute recording for this tune. :-)

A cracking tune vibrantly played! I'm glad you added the word "Polka" to the title, though, because this melody's name would otherwise be a bit unfortunate. :-)

Beutifull

Very nicely played!

A lovely job with a lovely polka!

Thank you so much. I have learnt this jig with your video.

Wonderful. Could you record a whistle version ? I'm learning it and your videos are so helpful for me.

A fine jig and a fine job of playing it!

That's a very nice job with a very nice jig!

Was 9 at the home of friends of my parents in Westchester NY. I grew up in Queens. The family we were visiting had a piano in their living room. My Tyrone grandfather ( Mom's dad who lived w us) taught me to play Shoe The Donkey that day I was playing Chopsticks and drove him mad!!, That tine always stayed w me though we had no piano. In the Sand House hotel in Rossnowlagh Donegal in 1983 there was a piano in an empty room. I played the tune fir my daughter then 13 Outside in the hallway on that rainy day sat a group of older women. Two called me over " Were you the one who played Shoe The Donkey just now in that room? You 're a Yank. Who taught you?" " My Tyrone grandfather I. 1957. I haven't played it since. Always,wanted,to play the piano. Never had the chance." They smiled and said," He d be pleased Is,he still here?" "No he left us in 1972 We re going to his town tomorrow. He and his mother left in 1901." They nodded and smiled Ine gave me a hug A,few years later I took step dancing lessons here in CT and learned that dance. Mom was gone by then too but I danced it with her friend in her apartment in Astoria. Ny She net Mon when they were 12 The family came from the next town Sion Mills. The dance teacher who taught me said," The music goes through you Margaret You know the song Mary From Dunloe right? Well I taught a Mary from Dunloe and you are just like her the music is in you." I sometimes come online and listen to this song and to the other video seeing people do this dance Thank you for putting this out there. It. Ring back memories fir this Brooklyn born Queens raised Yank living in Connecticut

Nice! Have the tabs? I'm picking up the tin whistle for the 1st time

Grreat tune Mossie, and well played. I love Dervish's version. e