Hi Aodan... Wonderful video, thank you! Please, what time signature is this tune: 4/4 or 2/4? Thanks in advance. James Joseph Francis Kelley

Avalon guitar? Which model if so. Really must learn how to session properly

Liked. Slick video, Ado 😁

When First I Came to Caledonia When I first went to Caledonia I got started in number three. And I got lodgings with Donald Norman, He had a daughter who made good tea. And there was me and my brother Charlie, Two bigger shavers you never did see, Were spiking eels in the month of April And starving slaves out on Scatarie. I went down to Donald Norman's To buy some boots and a pound of tea. But Donald said that he could not give them Till fish got plenty in Scatarie. So I went down to their big harbour, All on purpose for to see the spray. I spied a maiden from Boularderie over, One look from her took my breath away. If I had pen from Pennsylvania, If I had paper of the purest white, If I had ink of the rosy morning, A true love note onto you I'd write. To wish I was on the deepest ocean As far from land as I ever could be, Sailing over the deepest water Where a woman's love would not bother me. I'd lay my head to a cask of brandy It's a dandy I do declare, For when I'm drinking I'm seldom thinking On how I lost that young female fair. When I first went to Caledonia I got started in number three. And I got lodgings with Donald Norman, He had a daughter who made good tea.

Dobrze!

I agree with all you've said. Great yoke. I haven't had dropouts because all my sound comes from my pedalboard onstage with me. Great to hear that it can work from the main desk via an xlr cable. The buttons have turned themselves on a few occasions for me and drained the battery so I agree they should be more difficult to access. Also I have the KZs. Look forward to the next video. GRMA.

I'm broke-ass, old as the hills, and thrice as dusty so I can't afford to buy any of your stuff but I do wanna thank you for this tune.

Thanks for sharing this tip. Great idea!

Aodán! Thanks for this one ... beautifully presented! Deep appreciation for all these lessons!

BEAUTIFUL HAUNTING SAD THANKS Pat Dublin LOVE

Thanks for this, lovely. I first heard this from Tony Cuffe may he rest in peace kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpujprVkxqyRYHk.html

Something snapped inside my brain today while finally giving DADGAD a proper try. I realized how much versatility there is with DADGAD to play all over the place without having to really memorize a thousand different voicings etc in standard tuning. Standard : operating a guitar DADGAD : “playing” music with a guitar ❤ Thank you for making this make sense!

Thanks for the chords in DADGAD!

What would be the main reason for using this tuning?

Excellent

Had to subscribe, these shorts are perfect for learning new jigs and reels, straight to the important stuff! Great job 😎👍

Amazing boxplaying, can you please tell me about how the box in tuned, the song is in G. I try a B/C and a D/G box but it seems not work good, to much push pull. Then I try a G/C box and it work better, but i'am not sure. What is it?

Interesting that the triplet strumming patterns for Irish folk music is the same as the triplet strumming pattern for romani folk music. Does this style also use only downstrokes for string changes when playing single note melodies?

Nice lesson. Would have been a little helpful to hear some actual chords though . Nice guitar too 😊 May I ask the make and model ? Looks like a nice satin finish. Thank you 🙏

So cool

I close my eyes when I play banjo too :D

gosh im a sucker for an Irish voice 🙂

Hi I'm wondering what the best way to hold the guitar is? I see you holding it between your legs and the top of it tilted up rather than the normal horizontal grip. Does it help with the rythm better? I am struggling with keeping the jig rhythm for sustained amounts of time

This is literally the same if not better standard as a 1 on 1 lesson or paid content like other online material. Brilliant

Class video bro

It took me a while to learn a bit and enjoy playing along with you and on my own. Cheers. thanks for sharing . .

It sounds like you have a bass player with you

Well done Aodan .

An excellent, beautiful song.

Hello, Is there any similar program for piano?

What is the guitar your playing on this tour? Is it a parlor size?

Hi Aodan, could you please elaborate on your strumming pattern. The rhythm shown in the start of the video (both the reel bass-treble pattern and the boom chuck) don't match with what you are playing in the session. Do you use the same bass-treble rhythm for all chords or do you boom-chuck the D & G and the F# & G?

Nice video. By the way it’s a JHS mute switch, not VHS.

Is this lesson in DADGAD?

Handy 🙃

Well Aodan! I'm playing a bit of trad in an Irish pub on a cruise ship atm and just wondering which set up works the best? The new submarine pro pickup or Fishman?

Can you please share the link for quick draw capo

Nice 1 thanks

This is awesome! Where can I find the full playthrough?

I've been blending a piezo and a cheap in-hole but never thought about switching to vertical... LIKE!...

My favorite metal tuning 😂

Great stuff😊

Wery nice explanation, i love playing in Dadgad, thanx for the inspiration, i will try this out... I just Wonder though, i know the song with different lyrics? "On the day that I was married, and laid in my married bed, up comes a bold see captain and stand at my bed head, saying arise arise young wedded man, and come a long with me, to the lowland of Holland, to fight the enemy"... Why does it have different words?

Sirius Black teaching ppl how to play Irish ditties

Terrific musical ideas, innovative and traditional at the same time. Thank you for keeping this Irish music thriving!

Great lesson. Love this tune, fun to work out accompaniment, esp. the B part. Thanks for your clear instruction, clean playing; and for showing us some options while giving encouragement to "play around with it." It's also fun to descend with chords on the low-sounding strings from the Em (Bm shape).

Great to have not only the dom 7th chords explained but also their resolution. Thanks for making this so accessible.

Great lesson. So nice to add these 7th chords and will be pleased to learn how to use them in Irish accompaniment. For an exercise playing with a jazzy sound, it's fun to go from (for instance) GM7 to Am7 to Bm7 to CM7 and back down with a bossa nova rhythm. For what it's worth, I find I like fingering the M7 chords with four fingers, and using the barre on strings 1-4 for the m7 chords.

Brilliant. Different voicings available, just by changing the position of one finger.

Very much like these skeletal minor chord scales, low inside and high. Works very well with your Jumpstart System. Very cool.