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Duration: 02:28 minutes
Upload Time: 2006-08-31 13:13:32
User: bodhrandojo
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Description:
Paul Marshall trying to explain the basics of his approach to how the top end style is executed. Bo means bottom only as this is the only part of the stick to hit the drum
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Junkdojo ::: Favorites
Thanks for your comments, I'm playing a 12" Metloef 'popcorn' drum - metloef [dot] com. I have about 6 or more of his drums, all very individual, all excellent. This wee 12" 'popcorn' drum was his own personal drum with which he competed in the All Ireland and is still a favourite of mine for intimate sessions and recording - For more on this style visit bodojo and look for 'top end' - cheers - Paul
07-08-21 15:10:36
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kishanabear ::: Favorites
thank you for posting this, most things i've seen are using the kerry style. what kind of bodhran are you using? it's gorgeous!!!
07-08-21 14:34:54
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kcloona ::: Favorites
nice wan bei now i know how to play thanks a billion UP THE IRISH
07-07-26 22:28:43
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Leoguitarrocker ::: Favorites
cool!
07-07-20 00:23:14
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cromwellsfort ::: Favorites
Bo dosen't mean Bottom.......It means cow!
07-07-19 13:37:45
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Junkdojo ::: Favorites
Hey Rick / Rodrigo, thanks for visiting. Those are left thumb strikes on the back of the drum in that instance, also achieved them by playing DDU instead of DUD. Between the DDs there is an upstroke grace note that can be caught i.e. DXD.U.DXD.U. It works naturally in a jig (6/8) but playing it as triplets over 4/4 works, I love crossing bar lines :).
Standard 'triplets' are simple single stroke rolls accomplished by doubling handspeed.
07-06-24 06:50:22
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looppool ::: Favorites
And man, I wish I could bring you to the Y2k7 International Loop Festival this year. We have 50 loopers from 8 countries in 3 days.
It's going to be amazing! be well, my good friend.
07-06-23 06:57:02
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looppool ::: Favorites
Hey Paul, Rick Walker here. Nice video......really nice. I have the same question. In the style I learned, the top of the tipper causes the 2nd note of the triplet but I can't for the life of me figure out how you are getting the very rapid triplets about 1:58. As far as I can tell, the top of the tipper isn't hitting the drum and it doesn't look like you are using a finger inside of the drum (or are you)
Do you mind explaining that to this poor remedial bodhran player?
07-06-23 06:56:03
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rodrigoYK ::: Favorites
ok, if I heard right, this is a "top end cipin" or like he called "Bo".
this style is way better once you get ir right
but, I have a question
with an "regular" tiper you can do "triples" (hit with the top ending and the top...begining(?) of the tiper an then hiting with the top end again, but fast, doing 3 hits in a move) very ease
but, how to do that on that tiper?
I really heard the triples in this videos, i Thought he woul teach this on this video =/
07-05-06 00:11:24
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b0dhran ::: Favorites
Thank you - I'm going to try to learn this style, too !
07-05-03 22:36:02
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