

Eamon Considine
I’m Eamon. I play traditional tunes on the tin whistle in West Clare, and sell tune books, ornament charts, an album of slow airs and a course on learning by ear.
Side A · Learning Tunes by Ear
1Listening before you play9 min- 2Four notes at a time13 min
- 3Holding a phrase in your head12 min
- 4A whole reel by ear16 min
- 5Adding the ornaments14 min
- The whole course, $59
Side B · Free videos
B1A Slow Air in the Stone Barn12 min- B2Your First Six Notes on the Whistle9 min
- B3Learning a Reel by Ear, Phrase by Phrase14 min
- B4The Same Tune on the Whistle and Fiddle10 min
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Saturday, November 14 · 7:00 PM
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About me
I live in West Clare, in a farmhouse with a stone barn at the end of the yard. I learned the tin whistle from my father at the kitchen table and the fiddle a few years later, and I have played traditional tunes most evenings of my life.
I record in the barn because the walls make a good sound, and I teach what I was taught: tunes learned by ear, a few ornaments and a lot of slow playing. A new video comes every Wednesday, and everything in the shop is something I use myself.
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A short letter every Wednesday: one tune I played, one thing I noticed about it and a photo from the barn.


