Any Celtic music fans??? Two new jigs (Donnybrook Fair/Kesh Jig)

[BushMogulMaster]

Just having some fun with tin whistle & piano tonight. Playing Irish folk music is one of my myriad hobbies.


I recorded the piano track with Pianoteq 3.5, a new piano modeling software package. I think it sounds great compared to any sampled piano I've heard.

This recording isn't near perfect (had a little recording latency issue, but it's not too noticeable)... just a wee bit of fun! Enjoy! :beer:

http://www.patricktorsell.com/audio/2jigs.mp3

 

[severine]

Pretty. I don't listen to much of it, but I do have a really nice Christmas CD that's all Celtic music.

 

[dmc]

I watch that Celtic (hot)women show on cable all the time... with the sound down.. but still... they are all pretty cute...

 

[Geoff]

I'm usually not listening to the music.

 

[ski_resort_observer]

I like Celtic music and I discovered you don't have to be Irish to enjoy it. The beautiful maidens with the big orchestra singing mellow sonnets for relaxing and mid-tempo folk music with alot of fiddle helps me stay awake when I am editing images till the wee hours of the morning.

Those singing maidens are pretty cute....you should make a guitar vid and send it. Many are stars so I am sure you could figure out where to send it. Maybe one of them will be touring the US this winter and you could give her a personal tour of Fayston and the mountain in your grooming chariot. :smile:

 

[BushMogulMaster]

Hahaha, I always hoped I'd meet a lovely Irish lass! Maybe you're right, SRO... I'll prepare the chariot, and bring the Celtic playlist... :wink: