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Beautiful. Thanks for sharing ! ❤

I am so glad you mentioned doing Rolls on the off beats ! I always wondered about that 😊. Thank you ! This is a great tutorial.

So well done. Lovely voice, too! Thank you.

Thanks for the lesson 🙏

SO beautiful. Thank you.

This was a great explanation and Imma tongue cut tap all over the place now, thanks! 🙃🙌

When I think of Scottish music, I think of Scotland the Brave. Nice job!

Foggy Dew is one of my favorites and this is a particularly good rendition. Thanks for posting!

Lovely rendition, thanks for the walkthrough Kevin!

This was amazing, Thank you so much. ❤😊 I will see if I can do this!

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nice trews

Hi Kevin, i have watched loads of videos. I can never understand what's going on You make it so clear. I was wondering if You give one to one lesson?

It’s really cool to hear just how much the guitar fleshes out the chords and makes the tunes more full-bodied. That plus yalls stage presence looks like this was a fun concert :)

Very nice i also like tommy makems version

You've joined Ye Vagabonds as one of two best ever versions of this lovely song❤

These videos are really unbelievable. So much skill on so many different levels. Cant wait to watch more. Thanks very much for the beautiful playing.

Pure Mastery

Not going to give any spoilers away for anyone, but there’s a segue that gets me in the feels every time I hear it. Good call adding it to the song 🤩

That's some great playing there!

these drums sound really nice, flute should be a low i prefer

Thanks so much for this lesson Kevin. It is the best lesson on taps etc. that I've watched (and there's been a number). You are a great teacher. Greetings from Australia.

What an amazing group of singers.

So pure voice! Please do one more whistle ornamentation tutorial

1 comment , for 300 views in 3 years! I do not understand it !!😅 - thank you for uploading this tremendous work😊!!

I just want to show some appreciation: I first stumbled on some of your videos about a year ago when I picked up a bouzouki and had really no idea what I was doing. They were a bit above my level at the time. Coming back after knowing a bit more - you are a damn good teacher. I have a long ways to go but your videos are going to help a lot.

🎉wow , good voice ! And accompaniment , of course 😮

Thanks, a good and informative video for newbies on incorporating cuts, taps and rolls in this tune. Very helpful.

My medieval and Renaissance group in London just did this, only we added a 4-part version too. Yours is so good! Great pulse and flow, really appealing timbre to your voice. Do you ever get to London?

Beautifully explained Kevin, though I learned to.play full down, e string up and also short down, my question is what are ypur thoughts on this?

I think i'm gonna cheat with this one haha record slow and then play back faster ;) i can do cuts but not rolls cause of the taps for some reason i can't get into the swing of that. Been playing for a year and half do you think it'll come with time??

Surely you're in E Dorrian?

Wow !.

Hello from Russia. Thank you so much. You are the one hwo explained well about irish ornaments. I'm learning recorder for 3 mounth

Beautiful version, and amazingly performed!

WOW! Absolutely superb! You're always smooth, but that was exceptional!

Ah, lovely rendition! The combination of your ornamentation, delivery and the harmonium is just perfect.

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Could you make an album of jigs where you just sing the melody accompanied by the bouzouki? 👀 Cause damn I could listen to that all day 🙌🏻 it sounds so cozy

I love this piece! You did a great job, Kevin. What is it called in English?

You sound great, Kevin. I love Vaughan Williams music.

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You'd be much quicker throwing on a tune/getting someone to play a tune in E minor and using your ears than sitting for 40 mins listening to this boring, wanna-be Irish narcissist...talk about staring at yourself in the pool...

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Good stuff! Thank you, sir!

❤ty😊 this is excellent 👌

Thanks a bunch! I really dig your counterpoint videos. This style finally stops looking like magic and starts making sense.

Really mind-blowingly good! 'S math dha-rìribh uile! 🎉

I really loved this. The best analysis of Vivaldi's music ive found on UA-cam. I really hope you do more in the future, if not Vivaldi then any other of the great baroque composers out there. There is such little attention paid to their music compared to that of the classical/romantic/modern eras, I guess people might think that all baroque/early music recycles the same formulas (partly true given how they had to crank out music like a factory), but there was clearly so much genius innovation that modern audiences would appreciate learning about if they are given the opportunity. And I like that you do long-form videos, not enough of those on UA-cam for music theory.