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26 Oct 10 - 06:35 PM (#3016280) Subject: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tootler Hector the Hero http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk3y3aWBIwY John Roy Lyall http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLqC8bKt5kA Niel Gow's Lament on the death of his second wife http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X0naO2Z_1o One of my own: Moorland Air http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDqHrBfDdgY |
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26 Oct 10 - 07:13 PM (#3016305) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: olddude Absolutely wonderful !! |
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26 Oct 10 - 07:30 PM (#3016310) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: GUEST,leeneia Thanks for posting. I enjoyed both the music and the images. |
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26 Oct 10 - 08:10 PM (#3016338) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Jack Campin Why on EARTH do you get handgun adverts as related videos for "John Roy Lyall"? Your "Moorland Air" reminds me of this: Bushes and Briars |
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27 Oct 10 - 05:10 AM (#3016531) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Will Fly Thanks for these, Tootler - it's always good to see/hear the music of other 'Catters. Sort of puts some flesh on the bones - and nice playing as well. :-) |
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27 Oct 10 - 10:40 AM (#3016772) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tootler Jack, I noticed the handgun adverts as related videos to John Roy Lyall and I didn't think they made sense. Neither the title of tune nor the tags seem in any way to suggest them, but there you are. I enjoyed the clip of Julie Christie singing Bushes and Briars. She did a good job. They got the flute right too. A one keyed flute is right for the period and more likely among a village community than a multi keyed flute, though the professionals and the well-to-do would be playing eight keyed flutes at that time and possibly even A "new fangled" Boehm system flute. The actual instrument looks as if it was a genuine period flute. They come up from time to time on ebay, but all to often they are cracked so I don't generally bid on them. Far from the Madding Crowd was the first film I went to see with my wife when we were courting so definite memories for me. I don't remember much about the story, but I remember enjoying the music which they seemed to get pretty much right. Thanks to the others for your kind words. |
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27 Oct 10 - 12:49 PM (#3016899) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: The Sandman julie christie did not sing it she mimed it it was isla cameron who sang it. heres dick miles singing it http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=IE&hl=en-GB&v=ojVFPeU0YQU. oh and nice playing tootler |
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27 Oct 10 - 04:29 PM (#3017116) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Waddon Pete Thanks Tootler.....very evocative..... Best wishes, Peter |
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27 Oct 10 - 06:29 PM (#3017219) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tootler Aw Dick. You spoilt my illusion. |
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27 Oct 10 - 06:31 PM (#3017220) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tootler Still, it was nicely sung. |
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27 Oct 10 - 06:32 PM (#3017222) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tootler Thanks for the kind words, Dick & Pete btw |
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28 Oct 10 - 02:41 AM (#3017473) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tim Leaning Lovely stuff cheers. |
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01 Nov 10 - 06:37 PM (#3021158) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tootler Here's another one. Da Slockit Light by Tom Anderson. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEH_I0mshk8 Will Fly's comment above made me think that perhaps it might be an idea to let you put a face to a name. On the whole I am not keen on "Talking Head" type videos preferring to use pictures of views around the North of England or elsewhere to accompany my efforts, though I do have a couple of other talking head videos. |
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01 Nov 10 - 07:14 PM (#3021186) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: olddude It is wonderful ... thank you |
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01 Nov 10 - 07:23 PM (#3021194) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Will Fly Very nice indeed - and good to see you! |
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16 Nov 10 - 07:31 PM (#3033942) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tootler Here's a few more. All my own work Cleveland Hills/Down Along the Tees http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKl-HyQFnCM Played on wooden flute of unknown make. The Footsteps of Childhood/Amelie Rose http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXXqdD2zpKk Played on a Tony Dixon whistle in A Ryedale Waltz/Anna's Jig http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMHqy3_My6A Played on Mollenhauer "Dream" tenor recorder. |
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17 Nov 10 - 08:16 PM (#3034768) Subject: RE: Tootler tootling a few tunes From: Tootler Refresh |