Josie McDermott TG4 program
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2017 1:51 pm
Mr.Gumby posted this on the flute forum;
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=105505
But I didn't see it posted here, and if you don't frequent the flute forum, you would definitely be missing out on a great program if you don't see it!
It's not all about fluting or whistle, but more about the man and the music, and the old days. It's a great production, and so worth seeing by anyone who likes trad Irish music-this is the core of it in this video from TG4 here:
http://www.tg4.ie/en/player/home/?pid=5 ... wn&dlft=35
I just watched it, and it was great-and I will watch it again; there is much there for anyone interested in the traditional Irish music through the years. Josie plays the flute (one of my favorites), whistle, and sings in it, and gives a very interesting account of the music he's been making for a long time now. Great stuff here, thank you Peter! (Mr.Gumby)
Do not miss it!
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=105505
But I didn't see it posted here, and if you don't frequent the flute forum, you would definitely be missing out on a great program if you don't see it!
It's not all about fluting or whistle, but more about the man and the music, and the old days. It's a great production, and so worth seeing by anyone who likes trad Irish music-this is the core of it in this video from TG4 here:
http://www.tg4.ie/en/player/home/?pid=5 ... wn&dlft=35
I just watched it, and it was great-and I will watch it again; there is much there for anyone interested in the traditional Irish music through the years. Josie plays the flute (one of my favorites), whistle, and sings in it, and gives a very interesting account of the music he's been making for a long time now. Great stuff here, thank you Peter! (Mr.Gumby)
Do not miss it!