Reels: Glasgow / Julie Delaney's
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- A pair of reels in D minor on tenor banjo. The Glasgow reel is also known as Tam Lin. The version of Julie Delaney's, and especially the dramatic backing, is quite close to Bothy Band's version.
The tenor banjo is Pilgrim's Celtic Dawn model 2, and the backing instrument is a Finnish-made Oakbridge Instruments Irish Bouzouki in GDAD tuning.
Glasgow:
|: Dm | Bb | C | % | Dm | Bb | C | % :| x2
|: Dm | % | C | % | Dm | % | Bb | C Dm :| x2
Julie Delaney's
|: Dm Bb | C G | G Bb | C Dm :| x4
|: Dm | C | Bb | Am Dm |
| Dm F | C | Bb Am | Am Dm :|
This is the most beautiful recording I’ve ever heard. Thank you
You're very welcome
I agree This tune is on my phone I can listen to it at any time
That backing guitar guy is Off the Charts. And I'm here to acknowledge that performer. Well done Backing Guitar Guy. Banjo man - you know you're great too! ; )
Thanks, speaking as both guys :)
@@NiiloSirola Haha. ; )
@@NiiloSirola thought you looked familiar
Excellent! I think I heard harmonics even in the second reel.
damn, the drop from Glasgow Reel to Juli Delaney's is sick! :D
Listening to your playing is always a lot of fun :)
Brilliant! Great performance. Thanks for sharing.
Niilo,
Just wanted to say thank you for all of the great videos! I am a newer mandolin player (Octave and standard) who is starting to make some decent strides in his development. I also play the Irish whistle (Low and standard D), and the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer. My style of music appears to fall directly in line with yours. I love Irish tunes: reels, hornpipes, jigs etc. I have been eyeing an Irish Tenor Banjo for some time, but telling myself no, I cannot have ANOTHER instrument... but... you have pushed me over the edge. So, THANKS!!!
Keep up the great work man, people like you get other people excited about music!
P.S. I learned the tune Julia Delaney after watching this video, it's so cool!
All the best, -Anthony
Anthony Reilly Thanks! Never hurts to have another instrument :)
@@NiiloSirola I agree. I love this music. I play the hammer dulcimer,D penny whistle and mandolin. This banjo sounds WONDERFUL!
Excellent sound and great playing.
I love this tune. Bravo ! Good feeling !
Brilliant..a pleasure to listen to…
Made my day
Just learning. I'm gonna do this some day. Thank you lads.
Thanks! Yes the first one isn't at all as difficult as it sounds
When the bouzouki comes in on Julia Delaney's...8-)
Love it!
Fabulous.
:)
Superbe interpretation, et quel son!! (What a sound!!)
These are two of my favourite tenor banjo melodies. I am learning the first ( no triplets yet) & I am daunted by the second but I'll tackle it.
Totally awesome!!!
I am in love
excellent, thank you.
Duyduğum en güzel müzik olabilir glaslow reel 'e farklı bir yorum katmış ve çok hoş
Awesome
Thankses!
You sir have prehensile fingers. (compliment).
What do you think that word means?
Gorgeous
I fucking love thins ..
Very good, a question, wath is tunnig in your banjo is 4 strings irish?, my banjo is 4 string and tuned 1 E 2 A 3 D 4 G anf 22 brackets, is correctly?
Thanks! Yes that’s the tuning, same as mandolin or violin
Glasgow also known as Tam Lin I think.
Super :₽
Irish bouzouki has such a great tone.
bravo, nice job
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Amazing! I love the sound of the Open Back Banjo much more than the Resonator Banjos in most Irish/Celtic music. To me it sounds more natural. Can I ask what key your Banjo is tuned to? Thanks!!
Thanks! It’s the standard GDAE
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Can I be a pain and ask what make and model your banjo is?! I use a wee 17 fret Barnes and Mullins Empress...
Pilgrim Celtic Dawn Model 2. Get 19 frets on it but I don't remember ever venturing even above the 7th..
What gauge strings are you using? Sounds great!
Richard Menger Thanks! 11-18-26-36. Note the A string is also wound, not plain
Sounds like what I need... where do you get the set?
Richard Menger I just buy a whole lot of D'Addario single strings from the internet for all my instruments at the same time
OK.. thanks for the info!
I see thst intersting accompaniment & would like to know more about it..octave mando? tuning & chords. Very nice complement to the banjo.
Thanks! It's an Irish bouzouki in GDAD tuning, although the difference from octave mandolin is not big. I've actually put the chords up in the video description
Niilo Sirola m
Can I play this on my mandolin?
uriel prince sure, and if it's in the usual GDAE tuning then the fingerings are the same as well
They go so well together - well played! Do you have sheet music for that exact melody line :)?
Thanks! I've just added the sheet music at irish.muualla.net/reel/tam-lin-aka-glasgow-reel-julia-delaneys/
@@NiiloSirola Thank you!!!
Hello. I really like this song please give tabs . Thank you
io ho trovato le tabs di tutte e due le reels su www.mandolessons.com, ma ci sono sicuramente anche su www.mandozine.com e su www.thesession.org.
nice sound off your banjo.what make is it.
Pilgrim Celtic Dawn 2
what stings do you use if you don't mind me asking?
Hi, they’re D'Addario loop end steel LE011, and phosphor bronze wound LE018P, LE026PB, LE036P. I buy single strings to make custom sets for all my instruments
What kind of banjo do you have?
It's Pilgrim Celtic Dawn Model 2
shouldnt the bouzouki be tuned Cgda
That would be mandocello tuning I think
Keep coming back to this set again and again Nillo your best set in my opinion! Is there any chance you could send me banjo tab of this set in the same key if I give you my email address
No probs, I did a quick tab conversion here: irish.muualla.net/wp-content/uploads/tam-lin-set-banjo-tab.pdf
@@NiiloSirola much appreciated Niilo! I'm also looking for a pilgrim celtic dawn as well but they don't make them anymore so I'm trying to find a used one online! Lovely tone off yours!