Composed in honour of the 4th Earl of Inchiquin who succeded to the title on the death of his father 24th Dec. 1719 and died in 1777. The family seat was Dromoland Castle, County Clare.
Jan, Ariane thank you for your comments. I like to keep the bass running through whatever tune I'm playing as much as possible. I think it adds a nice little bit to the melody.
Wonderful playing and sound, Val - this tune reminds me of the first steps on my tin whistle - it was one of the first tunes I have learned to play on it many years ago.
Beautiful Val, the touch of the Master's Hand as always.
Hope all is well with you.
Best wishes, Nick
Jan, Ariane thank you for your comments. I like to keep the bass running through whatever tune I'm playing as much as possible. I think it adds a nice little bit to the melody.
So lovely Val. I love a lot of the bass throughout. Some interesting chords in it, I haven't heard done on this piece before. So refined :-)
Wonderful playing and sound, Val - this tune reminds me of the first steps on my tin whistle - it was one of the first tunes I have learned to play on it many years ago.
Val, your play of this lovely O'Carolan piece is outstanding! The dulcimer you built has a wonderful warm tone. All so good!