What an incredible set of tunes Talent at it's best the skill and attention to playing is unsurpassed keep playing, Mo Chairde. Would love to see them teaming up with Jake Charron on guitar keep the MUSIC going
I have seen the East pointers use that separate pickup for the bass string(s) but i think it requires a second visible pickup in the sound hole to get this signal. And I see no lead coming out of the guitar
Saw them at close quarters at Shetland FF last year, spoke to Adam about that point. He was so polite & informative to one ignorant punter (me), explained how the signal from the pickup is processed by computer which samples the complex frequencies, and halves or quarters the lowest frequencies to get powerful bass notes. (Or at least that's what I think he said?!?! His explanation went quite long way over my head!) It may also be produced by using a second pickup on the lowest two strings also, but not much room on e.g. a mando. Its very popular in Scottish contemp. folk music, as I heard at Celtic Connections also. I love the sound.
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genuinely some of the best Violin and Concertina playing Ive ever seen!
Get back,astonishingly superb.Go on lads take er up!!!
Man that transition into the second tune from 1:13 is so good
YES!!
Wow! Great tune, fantastic playing, brilliant arrangement!!
One two videos?!!! I am dying, I need more!
Look up Talisk & Imar 👌🏻👌🏻
Thanks for putting in the names of the tunes!
Yaa Mohsen Kul 'aam wa-inta bi-Hair - Happy eid al-Fitr. You are an amazing musician. Stay modest ;-)
Fabulous, fabulous piece of music! Thank you. It inspires the preservation of our Celtic heritage.
I really love seeing all the young folks learning to play and keeping this music alive!
i just randomly seen this on facebook. Beautiful piece of trad music. i love the internet 😄
I'm always amazed by Mohsen's skills and passion! Beautiful stuff!
How many buttons is he using?
Three equally talented lads!!! Where are they now???
Yes!!!
What an incredible set of tunes Talent at it's best the skill and attention to playing is unsurpassed keep playing, Mo Chairde. Would love to see them teaming up with Jake Charron on guitar keep the MUSIC going
Supper schön. Sehr gute 3.🌹
Holy moly! That ending is simply magnificent!
This group are going one way - that's UP !
Credit to Will Harmon for writing that first tune (bang...) which is a reference to the frog of the fiddle bow
very beautiful music, as a dream
That is an odd bow-hold. I will try it.
I love this one so much.
Nice one lads !! Knock em dead !🍀👍😇🎼🎶
Vincent Quan and I
Wow!! what brand of Anglo is that!? Your playing is amazing!
Sick =D need to learn those tunes right on xD concertina is so powerful
+343Tobre "MockTobre and Stunk" So agree! Awesome !
Bang the frog on the sofa is so gloomy and dark ! I will learn it tomorow too.
nice tune, good groove !!! i would like to find the first tunes on the session is it your own compisition ?
What are the notes of the last tune?
is he getting that bass of the bouzouki??
I believe so, I thinks Adam uses a separate pick up for the bottom string to produce the bass notes,
I have seen the East pointers use that separate pickup for the bass string(s) but i think it requires a second visible pickup in the sound hole to get this signal. And I see no lead coming out of the guitar
Donough O'Donovan that’s true, but none of the instruments have any visible leads because it’s a video and not the live recorded track
Salut,
Pour moi à partir de 01:18 c'est une ligne de basse rajoutée derrière pendant les prises de sons.... Non?
Saw them at close quarters at Shetland FF last year, spoke to Adam about that point. He was so polite & informative to one ignorant punter (me), explained how the signal from the pickup is processed by computer which samples the complex frequencies, and halves or quarters the lowest frequencies to get powerful bass notes. (Or at least that's what I think he said?!?! His explanation went quite long way over my head!) It may also be produced by using a second pickup on the lowest two strings also, but not much room on e.g. a mando. Its very popular in Scottish contemp. folk music, as I heard at Celtic Connections also. I love the sound.
what type of concertina is this? English, German, Anglo or irish?
That's a 38 key Jeffries Anglo
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