Bravo !!!

Wouw, tip nr. 3 was difficult

This video confirms I have no rhythm 😆

Examples would have helped me, but thanks g FB or trying

Thank you so much for making this video. If you had a summer camp for adults where you teach rhythm I would sign up because the movement part made me so happy!! I’m learning the violin whilst retired so I have plenty of time to watch videos. So far this one is the best for my specific problem: lack of rhythm. Cheers!!😊

Lovely!

Fabulous. Where can I get a similar tippa (beater) from? Any help appreciated.

14"x6 bodhran is a good size to start play it? Thanks so much!!!

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Thanks for explaining 🙂 ☺️

where can I buy kanjira?

Isn't 4/2 the same as 8/4?

hi just watched your video, which type, size bodhran should an adult beginner get??

Fantastic 🙌

So this is a crossover between a guitar and a drum 😁

Colm Murphy cameo ❤

This is Beyond Awesome!! That Deep bass & rhythm!! oooooh!!❤❤❤

You gentlemen make me desire a bodhrán so bad. Here's hoping it's in my near future 🤞

so clean men :)

I heard it said from an interview with a Hurling Player (his name escapes me at the moment) explaining that his father taught him that the most Irish things you can do is Speak Irish and play hurling. Though I live in America, My Grandfather's last name was Cochran. I've played Hurling competitively for 2 years and play casually now, working on the Irish language for about a year, and am beginning the beginner levels of the Bodhran.

Turning away from sin. Your association of your own sin with God is blasphemy.

Thank you! Great place to start and so clear to follow.

Loved your video!!! Teach me man!!!

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Ive been trying to strengthen my rhythm practice, and your video ws a huge help and confidence booster. Thank you for it. On to the next!

When music plays people around me count 1-4 or say 5-6-7-8. I cannot figure out how they manage to do this. I keep listening, but simply don’t hear what they are counting on. When you went coffee coffee coffee I can go along when you clap, but how do you know when to clap if you don’t see the metronome?

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Thank you 🎉🎉

Your beginner videos are just what I needed!! I am helping some folks learn a sea shanty this weekend and I wanted to play bodhran along with it, but my playing is very rudimentary so needed a quick crash course. I've been playing dumbek for many years so I picked up bodhran pretty technique quickly (up/down is like dum/tek), althogh the "grooves" are different, of course. Can't wait to learn more! Is that a tombak/zarb I see behind you?

Cool

Thank you for posting this series! I just got my first bodhrán from McNeela yesterday. I'm looking forward to learning more from you :)

Thanks your lesson is clear!

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I used to play this as a child!

Hey mate I’m 13 years of age and you’ve really inspired me to get into the bodhrán my family was so happy when I started working with Irish music because my dad is an Irish dance teacher and my mother was a singer in Celtic women so it’s really special to our family . Cheers mate I love your content

The bodhran is such a versatile instrument! Withs its humble origins and the sad story of its peoples it carries the heartbeat of a thousand generations. Little by little it is making its way into the percussion of the world and it will have a bigger impact thanks to people like Ruari who are becoming apostles of the beat of the ages.

How fun! Great job folks!

summon that Shai-Hulud! Gorgeous! ❤️

Can u Talk slower

i never felt so connected to a video.....thank you

always have a hard time distinguishing between 6/8 , 3/4 and so many others i can't name

I have seen the bodhran series you have made and the drmmuers for Iran. Beautiful intimate approach.

Amazing...very soothing

These are just amazing !! Math Fhein bho Alba

For a videogame too! ;D

the sweater really makes the whole video

Happy to see this video 🪷🫶🏻

Hi, this is great content, do you have a list of words that you use to represent different divisions in English? That would be quite helpful actually.

great video!!!