The dear Irish Boy (An Buachaillin Ban)

[Jean Pierre]

I am in a period of learning the Low whistle in D..and after Irish Boy by Mark Knoppfer I discovered this tune "an Buachaillin ban" which is also called "Dear Irish Boy".

I didn't find any explanation about this tune except this short note on the site https://tunearch.org/wiki/Buachaill%C3%ADn_B%C3%A1n_(1)_(An)

A track with the VSTi Hammond B4 Organ from Native instrument
A track with my Ibanez guitar tuned in DADGAD
A track with Low Whistle in D

[des0free]

A very pleasant listen!  You are quite advanced on that whistle and it sounds quite good!  What brand is your whistle?

[alfstone]

This one is really great, JP! Many congrats!

Alfredo

[ODH]

Beautiful. Seems you've already mastered that whistle

[Ted]

This flute playing sounds very mature to me. I love the deep droning feeling of the organ. I listened in headphones, but I'd love to hear this played loud on a speaker system with the kind of bass that rattles your teeth.

[Farrell Jackson]

JP I think you are well on your way to mastering the low whistle in D. It sounds great in this song. The whole song sounds good!

[StephenM]

this is another level of lovely JP!  I like that really deep tone key at the top of the track...really sets a massive mood for that "whistle"...(sounds like a flute or recorder instrument to me!)...
once again, my wife will love this one.  I do also...

while I generally don't play real subdued music it doesn't mean I don't love it.  It touches a very deep place inside! 

[Mike_S]

Brilliant JP. Sounds centuries old... a lovely old tune and you are a natural with a lot of different instruments.

Mike

[BerryPatch]

This sounds incredible JP! There's something really haunting about flute, especially when it's played in a folky manner like this. You already sound like a pro! I love the atmosphere from the organ and guitar as well.

[Pru]

beautiful! love the sound of that flute/whistle. definitely has an ancient irish feel