I may have made a mess of it, but I got this tune off a vid of Ronan Browne giving a lecture/recital concerning old manuscripts of harp music- Bunting et al…The vid was promptly removed from u-tube because of copyright issues with NPU TV. Great tunes and discussion were in that video- anyone know the name of this tune? I’m not a member of NPU, so I can’t search their archives… 
described as “something that sounds like you know it - The Coolin or an An Chúilfhionn (An Chúileann),but from Bunting Manuscript known as The Lady of the Desert”
Padraic Keane playing a Geoff Wooff set and after playing with his family. At the beginning he can be briefly heard playing a Rowsome set. (The program says so)
In my opinion, he sounds completely different while he plays the flat set.
Grrrrr! I want a Wooff set so bad!!! 
Is that a C# set he’s playing with the chanter entirely off the knee?..Beautiful tone!
Is that a C# set he’s playing with the chanter entirely off the knee?..Beautiful tone!
That is a C natural full set not C sharp
Cheers
Fergus
Its a Wooff set.
anybody name the band on this video?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHZfp4zmFgg
Thats the main title from the soundtrack of the film “Boondock Saints” (composed by Jeff Danna).
Scott Mavouris Tutorials
Down the Back Lane
Corney is Coming
McSherry et alia
More McSherry et alia
Even more NcSherry
Yet more
Capercaillie with Jarlath Henderson
The Friel sisters at Catskills 2012
David
Lovely playing from Joey Albarta,he gives a whole new meaning to the phrase , a blast from the past.
RORY
there’s just a little bit of chanter playing in the backgound - not sure who the player is:
Mark Redmond gives it some serious schtick.
Here’s an article about Geoff… http://uilleannobsession.com/extras_geoffwooff_irishecho.html
The tone Padraic is getting out of that chanter is simply amazing! Are there anymore videos of Geoff’s flat chanters?
one of my all-time favorites. Richard Patkós playing a four-reg set he made for Samppa Saarinen. haunting.
Siobahn Ni Ogain - at the 2008 All Ireland
Reel
Air
Jig
Padraig Keane and Emma O’Sullivan
Scott Mavroudis Tutorials
The Stack of Wheat
Gander in the Pratie Hole
Daniel Horn and Ashley Sullivan
My love she’s but a lassie yet
Glenn Gouthe and Quentin Vestur
Séamus Ó Rócháin at the 41st Willie Clancy
The High Drive
David
In cattle grid, the guitar player is doing an odd humming, he is credited with being the chanter. So what tradition does that come from?
It’s harmonic chanting which has its origins in Mongolia and Tibet. There are two styles, possibly more, one which this guy is attempting where the upper harmonics are amplified, and the second, known as throat singing, where the singer kicks his vocal chords into low gear to bring out the harmonics an octave lower than the fundamental as in this video at about 2:20 in
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wHbIWH_NGc
thank you for that, David. nice program. i’m new to all this and didn’t really know the first thing about Willie except his name and that he was one of the legendary ones. now i know a little more. may the knowledge power my elbow! 
Ian
