Waking Ned Devine
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Waking Ned Devine
So in honour of last night's arrival of my Howard low D, I stuck on a DVD of the film "Waking Ned Devine" so I could jam along with the soundtrack. So for anyone who's seen this, there's a scene with a funeral cortege led by a lone whistler who's playing a beautiful-looking little whistle. Does anyone know what kind of whistle it is?
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I saw the movie, and i remember the whistle playing, but at the time i thought it was a Clarke. Like you say, something black. I didn't get a good look at it. Maybe a Susato?
Maybe someone here has the DVD and could check it out?
Maybe someone here has the DVD and could check it out?
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I don't know what kind of whistle it was, but maybe you could email the guy who played it in the movie: Ray MacCormac.
From http://www.sliotarmusic.com/individual.html:
Cheers,
John
From http://www.sliotarmusic.com/individual.html:
If you go to the Contacts page of the Sliotar web site, there's an email address for Ray.He also had a role in the movie Waking Ned as a whistle and bodhran player.
Cheers,
John
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It seemed to fit the description.glauber wrote:I saw the movie, and i remember the whistle playing, but at the time i thought it was a Clarke. Like you say, something black. I didn't get a good look at it. Maybe a Susato?
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John McSherry is the piper and whistle player on the soundtrack, though it isn't him in the movie itself (on screen) according to popular opinion. For those of you who don't know much about John, he was also the founding piper in Lúnasa and has several solo albums out that are VERY worth grabbing!
http://www.johnmcsherry.com/
God bless him, he's also someone with some of the most unfortunate hair of anyone I know in Itrad! Next to Paddy Moloney's old chops from back in the 70's that is
http://www.johnmcsherry.com/
God bless him, he's also someone with some of the most unfortunate hair of anyone I know in Itrad! Next to Paddy Moloney's old chops from back in the 70's that is