Last Chance…Kevin Burke Tune Requests!!

[Casey Willis]

Alright folks…As I announced a few weeks back, Kevin Burke will be back in the Fiddlevideo studios in early April.

I’ve pulled together the listing of all song requests for Kevin I could find posted in the forum. Kevin and I also asked for suggestions via FaceBook. Below is the final list from which he will choose his next batch of 15-25 lessons. Do you have any last minute suggestions to add to this?

Green Groves of Erin
Flowers of Red Hill
White Petticoat (2)
McGlinche’s Reel
Farewell to Ireland
Fox Hunters’ Reel (2)
The Rambler
The Chapel Bell
The Sack of Barley
Sweeney’s Buttermilk
The Drunken Sailor
Lord Gordon’s Reel (3)
Maudabawn Chapel (2)
The Gold Ring
Gavotte’s
Cannavan’s
Cottage Groves (3)
Pinch of Snuff
Master Growley’s
Stenson’s 1 and 2
Laferty’s Reel
Old Torn Petticoat
The Ewe Reel
Martin Wynn’s 1 and 2
King of the Fairies
Evening Prayer Blues
What is it that an American fiddler needs to do to sound like an Irish one?
The Lighthouse keepers Waltz
Garret Barry’s (2)
George White’s Favourite (2)
Shepherd’s Daughter
Spike Island Lasses
O’Dowds Reel
The Curlew
Congress Reel
Lord McDonald’s
Ballinasloe Fair
The Strayaway Child (2)
Old torn petticoat reel
Jenny’s welcome to Charlie
Paddy Fahy’s Reel
Martin Wynne’s
(2 requests) his version of “Soggy’s…Since this tune comes from Beoga’s album “A lovely madness”, i don’t know if you need their authorization.
some polkas & another hornpipe please?
Knocknagow
Tolka Polka
Paddy The Caffler (Polka)
Glen Cottage (Polka)
Stella Waltz (4)
The mist on the mountain
The boys of Bally castle
Breton Gavottes
King of the fairies (the bass-y version that uses (and starts off on) the G string)
Paddy’s Return
Humors of Lissadell (2)
Up in the air
The Ballyhoura mountains (polka) – I’ve only heard a single fiddler play this
Fanny power
Woman of the house
Father Kelly’s
Seanamhac Tube Station
Dunmore Lasses
Tuttle’s Reel (3)
Maids of Mitchelstown (2)
Planxty Irwin
The clumsy lover’s reel
Going to the well for water (Slip jig)
How to choose tunes to pair in a set?
Ms Mcleods
Sweeney’s Butermilk
Jenny’s Chickens
Moving Cloud
In the Tap Room
Roll in the Barrel
Bunch of Green Rushes (2)
Drowsy Maggie
Bonnie Kate
Rakish Paddy
Humours of Tulla
Frailach (Itzikel)
The Last Train from Loughrea
Morrison’s Jig
The Morning Star
The Lilting Fisherman
The Drunken Landlady
Si Bheag, Si Mhor
Peeler’s Jacket
Mason’s Apron
Scatter the Mud
The Carraroe
Green Fields of Woodford

Thanks, guys!!

C

[1895 Washington Hotel]

Paddy Ryan’s Dewam

[BanaP]

Dinner’s Dangerous River Jacket.

[Casey Willis]

Not sure if I should wear that, eat that, or play that, BANAP!! 😉

I’ll pass these along…Thx!

[Tea]

Music in the Glen
Christmas Eve
Some flings, slides and polkas

[hewcharles]

Yes I do!

Sean Ryan’s Jig
Star of Munster

Thanks!

[Casey Willis]

Thx. Passed along for the master’s consideration…

C

[FiddleMouse]

Valse de Chef du Gare / The Station Master’s Waltz- which I know is not Irish, but was on a cd he played on.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by FiddleMouse.

[Casey Willis]

Hi, Fiddlemouse…thanks for the suggestion today…but Kevin wrapped up recording yesterday!! Consider this the first item on his request list for next time he’s in the studio!

See below for the full listing of songs Kevin did record…

C

[Casey Willis]

OK, Fiddlevideo members. I wanted to update everyone to say that we had an amazing series of studio sessions with Master Trad Irish fiddler Kevin Burke this past weekend. Kevin was in rare form and did a great job teaching 25 NEW FULL LESSONS!!! In addition to these 25 new tunes, Kevin also taught a couple of new technique tutorials.

The good news is you have these lessons to look forward to as a member…the other good news is that we still have quite the backlog of Hanneke Cassel and Patti Kusturok lessons to produce as well.

Which means that we’ll start in on a rotation of producing a few lessons from each artist at a time. Take a look below to see the full listing of lessons Kevin Burke recorded at the Fiddlevideo studios this past weekend:

The Flowers of Red Hill
Tailor’s Twist
Some Say the Devil is Dead
George White’s Favorite
Soggy’s (Slip Jig)
The Green Groves of Erin
Lafferty’s Reel
Paddy Fahey’s Reel
Miss McCloud’s Reel (key of A)
Miss McCloud’s Reel (key of G)
Paddy’s Return
Morrison’s Jig
Martin Wynn’s Reel #1
Martin Wynn’s Reel #2
Bunch of Green Rushes
Tuttle’s Reel
The Tolka Polka
Glen Cottage Polka
Maudabawn Chapel
Lord Gordon’s Reel
Slide 1
Slide 2
Slide 3
Sean Ryan’s Jig (The Nightengale)
Sean Ryan’s Jig (The Castle)

…and two technique tutorials:
What an American fiddler needs to do to sound Irish, and
How to pair tunes in a set.

That’s it, guys. Thanks again for being Fiddlevideo.com members. Fiddle on!!!!

Casey

[SheilaNew]

I love, love Kevin Burke. Thank you for capturing all of this greatness! I’m so excited to have joined this site. Cheers!

[Casey Willis]

You bet, Sheila. Lot’s of editing to go, but there’s sure a lot to look forward to!!

Keep fiddling!

C

[sabrina]

Hi Casey,

So glad to see that Soggy’s is in the list : thank you and thank to Kevin !

S.

[Roland White]

Greetings FV members,

in honor of Master Kevin’s recent visit with all the recording and future tunes to look forward to I found this great Video of Kevin and Michael O’Domhnaill in their younger years playing a lively set of reels in a concert.

I love the flowing tempo of the tunes and the effortless style they both demonstrate while playing this lovely set of tunes. Enjoy! Roland

[SheilaNew]

Great video! Thanks for posting 🙂

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