#Irish instruments

[scamallach-1]

looking for Irish traditional music/musician recommendations from any of y’all out there who’d like to share.

I’ll list the artists I love so far, individually:

Ronnie Drew, Pecker Dunne, Margaret Barry, Barney McKenna, Tommy Hayes, Paddy Glackin, Tony MacMahon, Joe Heaney, Cormac Begley, Martin Hayes, Noel Hill, Mícheál Ó Raghallaigh, Tommy Peoples, James Kelly

I obv like the Dubliners, I like De Dannan, Planxty and Bothy Band as well

I’m lookin for even more music!

Pleeease 🫰

[thym3y]

miku playing irish tenor banjo!!

[de-lyc-ful]

I’m back in my Wolfwalkers obsession.

Anyways I made a tattoo design and couldn’t stop fucking editing it. Behold.

It would preferably wrap around my arm (unlikely, my arms are twigs) so I wanted it to read well with either girl in the front. Also made color versions

[lxdyblackthorn]

tsc characters and their fav 2024 best picture nominees

anatomy of a fall - ty, julian, sophie, cecily, cordelia

ty would love it for the murder mystery plot; sophie, cecily and cordelia bc they're girls that get it; and julian bc he has taste

barbie - charlotte, izzy, mark, kieran, ari, grace, jessamine

mark literally is barbie; kieran would also relate; what were ari, grace and jessie made for?; and charlotte and izzy are our resident girlbosses

the holdovers - kit, simon, james, clary, jesse

sad boys and daddy issues (aka the dead poets society)

oppenheimer - christopher, henry, emma, jace, gideon, gabriel, livvy

kit and henry love science duh; emma and jace love the adrenaline; gideon and gabriel are just dudes; livvy came for cillian murphy and stayed for cillian murphy

past lives - will, jem, tessa, cristina, magnus

this movie is about herongraystairs actually; magnus would have an interesting perspective on it as an immortal; and cristina just loves reflective and emotional movies

poor things - valentine, mortmain, tatiana

self explanatory i think

the zone of interest - alec, alastair, thomas

they are intellectuals who are simply correct

dru, matthew and anna would love saltburn more than any of these and would be mad it didn't get ANY nominations (they are me)

american fiction, killers of the flower moon and maestro weren't memorable enough to be anyone's fav

[sunburnacoustic]

In the world of rock, Queen stands out as a good example of the clash between guitar and piano in songwriting. I think that’s where you stumble across those more unusual arrangements and chord structures.

In my heart I want to do more hard rock music, but at the same time, I’m much more attracted to the piano. I think that automatically causes something unusual to happen.

Also Smashing Pumpkins, even though they’re not piano-based. I always found their arrangements interesting, like on the album, Siamese Dream. In terms of guitar, I also like Rage Against the Machine and Jimi Hendrix.

But in terms of piano, I love Ben Folds, but to me, that’s a very different style of music. I love the low, heavy piano bit in “Jackson Cannery.” It made me realise if you want to get heavy, you have to get down there and hit some large chord.

Matt Bellamy on his influences and making a big sound | "Innocence And Absolution", Keyboard Magazine, June 2005

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

One Morning in May • The Flutterby Set • Eleanor Plunkett • The Fairy Queen • Dil Gaya • Bridget Cruise • Jenny's Tits • Planxty Irwin • Love Birds • En Avant Blonde • OMNIA Medley • Anam Cara • Uvil Uvil • Luna • O'Carolan's Dream

Spotify ♪ YouTube

[dullahandyke]

Films good movies good banshees of inisherin was good

[moki-dokie]

why is traditional music of any culture combined with like hard rock or edm not a more popular thing??? it will forever be one of my favorite mashups of styles and it ALWAYS goes so fuckin hard

[capricorn-0mnikorn]

More bodhrán. From this angle, you can see how the drummer is using their non-dominant hand to control the drum's pitch.

[daily-instruments]

Daily instrument — Cláirseach

The cláirseach or Irish harp is the traditional harp of medieval Scotland and Ireland. The cláirseach has a large soundbox, a curved neck, an out curved fore pillar, 30–50 heavy brass strings, tuned diatonically, and is plucked by fingernails. The cláirseach survived through the 11th–17th century, but then disappeared. In 1820 a modern version of the instrument was created. It was more lightweight, used gut strings, and could be played chromatically.

[sztansescheadache]

Have you listened the second song for Ireland's NF? As someone who had to endure the Ray D'Arcy show (the Irish radio program where the songs are being revealed each day) with talks about mice, soup and stamps for an hour before any Eurovision mention; the song is something I NEVER EXPECTED from Ireland and yet...It gives hopes...

i’ve only heard the snippet of it, but honestly i can’t wait for the full version to come out. and i completely agree, i would’ve never expected something like this to make it into the tragic show that is the irish nf. yet here it is and i too have HIGH hopes!!

[nialls-harmonica]

I BOUGHT 5 NEW BOOKS TODAY😍 and 4 of them were off my tbr list

[chaosthynameisbi]

about moi

bailey

she/her

irish-american

16

ginger

certified terrible driver

bi

irish dancer

comfort movies: jurassic park/world series, pitch perfect, tangled

favorite color: gray-blue

ideal climate: rainy. all the time. not humid.

accent: an odd mix of southern and mid-western with a hint of irish

service dog: cora, redbone coonhound/lab/golden

shows: x-files, good omens, grimm, psych, heartstopper, the rookie

books: jennifer lynn barnes (my favorites), good omens, percy jackson

instruments: flute, piano, guitar

[buckboi]

Got to the st patrick’s day episode of 911 and even though it’s probably accurate to location it makes me irrationally angry that the pipers are playing bagpipes instead of uilleann pipes

[oreganillo]

I present to you - my storyboards for 'The Four-Angled Whale', the origin of the Irish harp, according to Irish mythology! These storyboards are for an envisioned short film or animation.

Based on one of my favourite Irish myths, whereby Cana Cluadhmor invents the Irish harp based on a beached whale.

This is set in pagan Ireland, in a pre-Christian era.

[ask-sebastian]

Not only is it a good piece of music, but I also think the title sounds… nice. 😌💚

Bobby approves 💚

Bobby is man of culture.

MORE BAGPIPES, because I bet Bobby likes to blow things.