Brian Finnegan - how does he ...
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Brian Finnegan - how does he ...
... play the stacatto notes around 3:03 into
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP7GH_tLQds ?
tonguing, fingering, or both?
Yeah, I know it's not ITM, but it's a challenge.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP7GH_tLQds ?
tonguing, fingering, or both?
Yeah, I know it's not ITM, but it's a challenge.
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Yes, I hear. That's triple-tonguing, a characteristic of Brian's playing. Usually executed t-k-t or t-t-k, though I don't know his preference.
Not ITM ... Well, Brian's playing is rooted in Irish trad, and he uses 'em. Draw your own conclusions.
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Not ITM ... Well, Brian's playing is rooted in Irish trad, and he uses 'em. Draw your own conclusions.
BTW, does your Location DM03tv mean you're in Manhattan Beach?
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Just what MtGuru said. Triple tonguing is a trademark of Brian Finnigan. You can hear it really well in the clip where he plays Rolling in the Ryegrass (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKoMBFOa ... re=related).
More on triple tonguing in a recent post about the Mason's Apron (http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php ... ple#773711).
More on triple tonguing in a recent post about the Mason's Apron (http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php ... ple#773711).
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Maybe at that speed, anything that's not legato is staccato, I dunno, but usually a staccato note is played very short (pa pa pa instead of paaapaaapaaa); shorter than it's actual value.MTGuru wrote:Yes, I hear. That's triple-tonguing, a characteristic of Brian's playing. Usually executed t-k-t or t-t-k, though I don't know his preference.
Not ITM ... Well, Brian's playing is rooted in Irish trad, and he uses 'em. Draw your own conclusions.
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But let's leave the dreadful topic of music theorie and get back to appreciating the whizardry of the great Brian Finnigan.
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Sounds to me more like a T-D-D or T-D-L...MTGuru wrote:Yes, I hear. That's triple-tonguing, a characteristic of Brian's playing. Usually executed t-k-t or t-t-k, though I don't know his preference.
Not ITM ... Well, Brian's playing is rooted in Irish trad, and he uses 'em. Draw your own conclusions.
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Yep, that could very well be right. That other thread says a fast T-T-T. Lots of different ways to produce the effect.mahanpots wrote:Sounds to me more like a T-D-D or T-D-L...
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Yep, I'm loving these guys more the more I hear of them. I'm gonna have to go buy their albums!Sober Sam wrote:I can't hear him play any staccato notes. Thanks for the link though! I just love Flook. Brian Finnigan is an effing whizard on the whistle.
It definitely looks/sounds like a tonguing technique to me. Triple tonguing or that sort of thing that other wind players use.
BTW there is an interview with him here:
http://www.firescribble.net/flute/finnegan.html
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SS, thanks for the clarification. It was simply too fast for me to comprehend, let alone describe.Sober Sam wrote: Maybe at that speed, anything that's not legato is staccato, I dunno, but usually a staccato note is played very short (pa pa pa instead of paaapaaapaaa); shorter than it's actual value.
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You can also get an easy triple tonguing effect using the 'diddly' method. A liitle easier than T-K-T method as the first and last cuts are more of a 'duh' than a 'tuh' and teh middle cut is made at the front of the mouth not the back of the throat.MTGuru wrote:Yes, I hear. That's triple-tonguing, a characteristic of Brian's playing. Usually executed t-k-t or t-t-k, though I don't know his preference.
You can also 'gargle' with the throat and this gives a longer fluttering effect to the note. More effecitve on a flute maybe rahter than a whistle.
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He "flutter-tongues" too at times but don't ask me to quote examples. I've got quite a few Flook albums and, I think, his youthful Upstairs in a Tent one somewhere, but I don't listen to 'em much - I'm not a fan. I wish I was even half as good as he is, but whilst appreciating his technical mastery, I don't like his aesthetics much (generalisation - I'm sure there are tracks I do like, or would if I got more familiar with them). There are loads of other fluters out there, including ones who make just as much of a show of their virtuosity as BF does, but in different styles, in ways that don't get on my wick, to whom I much prefer to listen.
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See here: http://www.thesession.org/discussions/d ... 1/commentsSidhe wrote:Does anyone know what kind of whistles he uses? They look like Overtons.
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