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Bravissimo! ❤

Thanks for this. I'm trying to work out the backing chords for this tune. 👍

Hip! Ye boy ya.

Nailed it

Very nice set, Fionnán.

You did a great job in these tunes Mhaith thú!

We need the sheet please!!!

YOU'RE SO GREAT DUDE

Yes, a lovely tune. Enjoyed other video as well, thanks!

Do you have the tabs? Ive neen trying to learn it myself but im stuck

You promised your fans the names!

What are the names??

Hey lad, I know it's been 6 years but do you have the sheet music of this by any chance?

Bloody awesome!

brilliant playing, thanks. but isn't that second number 'harvest home'?

Not "Catherine Hehir's", it's called "Arthur Darley's" or "The Swedish Jig" - 2 completely different tunes, and the 3rd part should have the notes "F-natural" and "B-flat" in it. Quite difficult to do on a whistle.

Well done !!!! What a breath !!!

Very Nice, well done!! Nice playing.

I know another polka with name "The Magic Slipper"...

Amazing

fuckin' ace

Hi the link is not working anymore !! searching notes for Young Ned Of The Hill

TipTop!

Lovely playing please let us hear some more

Cheers for that tune! Excellent!

Thank you so much for transcribing it! I've been after this tune forever

great job sounds great

can you right down the notes for both of these songs so i can learn them please? woukd really appreciate it, thabks

Ok I've included a link in the video description. Hope it makes sense!

Very true!

No I didn't. Nobody else ever asked! I could do an ABC thing to give you the gist of it maybe but I don't know the proper notation for it.

*that's great info :D

cheer man that's info ;)

I find breathing a problem with many tunes as well. Especially reels where there are as many gaps in the tune do you can inhale! It helps if you're relaxed and have something to drink ;)

thanks ya'll. An asian girl on holidays in Ireland to learn English played this for us in a pub in Dublin during the summer. I feel the tune has travelled well! ha

great music thanks! LAPD was an unfortunate choice of name for them - almost impossible to find amongst the code 3's, and Police Academies etc etc -

I learned how to play Young Ned of the Hill a while back but still can't find a single thing that would give tin whistle notes/sheet music. In fact, other than Spider Stacy, I havent heard anyone else play Bitey's theme on the tin whistle. I cant play by ear, unfortunately :/ Did you ever get around to transcribing it?

My O'neill mother in Belfast would love this.

Brilliant! How do you play for so long without getting an itchy throat, saliva dripping down the whistle, a sneeze coming on, or just running out of breath? All these things happen to me i'm embarrassed to say, i got to stick to short tunes :D If i could one day get to your level of proficiency i'd be very happy.

I know it from somewhere else than the Chieftans (queue a big YT search). Thanks!

try thesession. Great website. Bitey's theme won't be there but I might have a go at transcribing it in a little while.

He certainly did "write" it in some sense but I do wonder how that came to pass. As in, did he collaborate with someone or did it arise from a session somewhere of a few musicians. I find it equally perplexing that he would write a tune like this and never attempt to do so again, despite all the chances he would have had to explore that talent with little instrumentals in the songs he wrote.

thank you!

It's a dixon polymer in D. You can find them on the tonydixonmusic website. I wouldn't really recommend them. They can sound flat sometimes.

Then how come Finer and Woods get writing credit on some songs but not others? Why would they say, for example, that Finer wrote A Pistol for Paddy Garcia or Planxty Noel Hill by himself then say Shane wrote Shanne Bradley by himself if it wasn't true?

Thanks! These are my two favorite songs played on the tin whistle (convenient that they're in the same place, again thanks! Wonderful rendition, by the way.) but I've been unable to find sheet music for either. Would you mind posting the notes or a link to where I could find them?

nice technique, cheers

D. can sound a bit flat sometimes though.

just by ear. check thesession website for tabs maybe

what key is your whistle?