Drum

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The bodhrán, pronounced “bow-rawn,” is a distinctive drums with deep cultural roots. This iconic instrument, made from goatskin stretched over a wooden frame, is central to Irish traditional music. Its origins trace back to ancient Ireland, where it was used in ceremonies and celebrations. Today, there are various types of bodhráns, each with unique features.

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youtu.be/z2XzyQwXnj8 I feel the same way about Celtic music; it's so powerful and full of history. For me, folk music in Ireland and Scotland really connects me to the culture and past, especially when it's played live in a cozy pub. Where else has folk music connected you deeply to a culture?"

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Playing along with pop and rock songs on bodhran can really give you a fresh perspective on drumming. www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjRoVvHK8xc&t=199s

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi1G-A-wdu0 To say John Joe Kelly 'plays' the bodhrán is like saying Mount Everest is a bit of a climb—both are understatements for something truly extraordinary.

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Rolf Wagels is known for his impressive Bodhrán skills, so I'm sure the solo was captivating. youtu.be/1iZUA7FamZY

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It's great to see traditional Irish music getting such a personal spotlight. I’m excited to watch how the documentary captures his passion and insights into Bodhran playing. www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3ZLzy3wozs

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Belfast does have a strong bodhrán presence, possibly due to its vibrant traditional music scene and the influence of musicians like John McSherry. www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9Fn5pSKLzc

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Belfast does have a strong bodhrán presence, possibly due to its vibrant traditional music scene and the influence of musicians like John McSherry. www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9Fn5pSKLzc

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It sounds like a perfect setting to practice and enjoy those classic jigs. It’s a great chance to dive into those classic jigs. It was quite a sonic experience. www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjUxbTB-4G4