Found my sister's violin yesterday, time to dive straight in at the deepend

After playing violin for many years I am very impressed with Ian Walsh playing and tutorial style . Thanks for sharing this great stuff.

This is absolutely beautiful . Thank you.

I'm hoping to learn this one day. It sounds so good

Ian I've been looking at yer lessons for a while. Hats off to you Mr. you have patience not many men who play as good as you do have thanx bunches. 😁😎👍😁😎👍😁😎👍

your sound is so CLEAR!!

Oh my God, you are so great.

Hup! Go on Ian ya boy ya!!

Very perfect someone who wants to learn 👍👍👍👌

music to my ears..wonderful.ccxc

Your face says you are suffering... but your playing and also your left foot say otherwise XP

I figure if I can move my fingers fast enough to play pantera guitar parts hopefully I can learn this too

2:06 Damn that's hot!

Why would anyone downvote this?

It sounds like a celtic version of an old time fiddle tune. Maybe its just your style.

This was hard for me 6 years ago

Ian, I am interested in your setup. Your bridge looks lower, a little flatter and your strings look very low but enough tightness to play well. Can you describe your setup? Thanks.

Sort of sounds like Red River Jig

Shizile my nizle

wait wait wait.... So you're telling me that you're teaching that very fast somewhat complex tune to people you think might not be familiar with the A and the E scale???? At about the 3:00 mark you said the viewer "should" be familiar with the A and E scales and then you went on to show those scales. You're kidding, right?