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DVD: $29.99
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Directed By: Brian McCoy
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Release Date: 2009-07-24
Running Time: 1:30
Content Rating: U (universal)
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DVD Region: All Regions
Media Format: NTSC-DVD
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Audio Language(s): English
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Genres: Instructional >> Music :: Music >> Classical :: Music >> International Influences: James Galway // Classical Flute // Irish Flute // Irish Music |
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Sir James Galway, "the man with the golden flute", internationally acclaimed flautist with 30 million records sold, says:
“If you want to sound Irish using your Classical Flute then this DVD is a must have. Brian McCoy will guide you in the direction of sounding like the real thing. I think it is the best DVD geared toward playing Irish Music on the market today.”
There's only a handful of flute players in the world who have mastered the complexities of playing authentic sounding Irish Music on the Classical Flute, also known as the Boehm Flute. Brian McCoy is an award winning musician, adjudicator and recording artist, who teaches and performs at top Celtic and Classical venues. On this DVD he reveals for the first time ever the techniques previously known to only a few musicians.
Whether you’re a beginner or a professional, you’ll find Brian McCoy's DVD instructions easy to follow, complete with slow motion close-ups and on-screen annotated sheet music, with printable JPG files. As you watch Brian in action, you’ll get that inside look at what it takes to make your Irish Music sound authentic, and the tools to make it happen.
In this DVD:
- "The Secret" techniques to Irish Flute
- Ornamentation to play with an "Irish Accent"
- Make any sheet music sound "Irish" instantly
- Learn/Practice it all in just 6 tunes, bar by bar
- 20 tunes in total to see, hear, print, and learn
- 90 minutes of material
With proper attention, the Classical Flute can produce a rich “Irish” tone, accommodate all the specialized Irish ornaments, and propel the player into the use of key signatures seldom used in traditional Irish flute playing.