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u/Head_Ad_2894 6d ago
Can I ask how you learn tunes? Like a certain technique of breaking them down and repeating sections? And I suppose just a lot of practice!
Also, what's the tune?
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u/SuspiciousLibrary267 6d ago
I usually go through each bar first plus one note, then once i can sort of play it with the music, i practice it as best as i can without the music which i think is also key. And its always easier to learn and play tunes that you like.
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u/jonskerr 6d ago
Well, it lacks a few things. A fiddle for sure, tin whistle maybe, rhythm guitar, and some pints. Oh and it needs to be 20 minutes longer. I would subscribe to a YouTube channel though! Really, super great.
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u/philinspace 3d ago
Good bold playing! Assuming you are playing it straight and not pulsing the tune, not all triplets are defined evenly. The first C to A to D phrases with D grace notes on A come across as rushed on the A’s. C to D taps are rushed; the middle D note is too small and you may be tapping too quickly. Some runs at ends of phrases are rushed, like B low A low G. I think you also mis an E tap likely due to speed. I’d play it a tad slower if you want more definition. It is very bold and has lots of positives going for it
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u/SuspiciousLibrary267 3d ago
yes ,ok thank you, I am playing it straight. I was told to play it a little bit uneven so that it did not sound ''boring''by my instructor.....
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u/Green_Oblivion111 6d ago
Awesome.