Traditional Irish Music
Tags:
I know just what youre talking about. Same here. Ill await the wisdom,
with you, from some of the accomplished players.
Thanks, thought it was just me
I know just what youre talking about. Same here. Ill await the wisdom,
with you, from some of the accomplished players.
Thanks, thought it was just me
I'm not sure if I'm in a position to advise others as I'm self taught, but does it happen in the same way when you go from a note on the pull to a note on the push e.g. A to G and also when you go from G to A, ?
Does it always happen ?
Often practice is the answer to everything until you find what works best, however you may have the bellows to open and out of control, in general you should control the openness of the bellows (keeping it to a minimum with frequent use of the air button, letting in or releasing small amounts of air but doing this quite often as necessary), the bellows is really what controls every note, not the buttons, personally I tend to hinge the bellows, on the draw espeically when turning from push/pull the bellows would be open more on the top than bottom, kind of opening like a fan, the opposite would happen on the push, it would result in a kind of rotating actions of the left hand as you go from push to pull to push to pull, check the following video, she has excellent control of the bellows and has that rocking action that I referring to.
Just my 'tree cents'....it seems to me that you will work all that out with continued work....tis a tough little instrument. My only suggestion ; try to keep the bellows at a even keel, not way far out, and approx. six inches from all the way in. That is what I try to emulate, after watching some of the Clare Bosca greats. You need to keep control of the bellows,and also know where yer next note fingering will be ahead of time.
All the best to you!!
June 3, 2021 from 5:30pm to 7pm – Queens Central Library
0 Comments 0 Likes180 members
176 members
147 members
135 members
125 members
© 2021 Created by Tradconnect Reviews.
Powered by
© Copyright Tradconnect.