Why do people always confuse Irish bagpipes with Irish whistles?

No other type of music in the world can inspire such a wide range of emotions as Celtic music, which is the special magic of Celtic music.

The album Song of Irish Whistle released by 1996 has also been translated into "Irish Bagpipes" or "Irish Thrush".

Irish bagpipes (also called Irish bagpipes) are different from Scottish bagpipes. They are a very special musical instrument, just like the sound of a thrush. China's short flute sound is so similar to it, but it expresses a completely different musical emotion.

In the sweet sound of Irish whistle, you will hear a faint huskiness and vicissitudes, and each ending will leave a circuitous note casually and impudently, which is loose and lazy, hiding simplicity and wildness.

Irish whistles pour out vagrancy and loneliness, revealing pure and free feelings. The sound is too pure to come from the world.

In the album, the sound of Irish whistle, as well as the sound of piano and guitar, is as pure as water drops.

Everyone will have a hometown in their heart, and the whistle in Ireland will remind them of their homesickness, because it is not a secular voice. The whistle came from that long-lost place, where there were red trees, green rivers, white snow, warm soil and peaceful cattle and sheep.

This is an album with a short and light whistle as the main axis. The guitar accompanied by the flute conveys a soft background, and the flute and clarinet occasionally shuttle through it, which makes it have the characteristics of a boy's high range and presents a clear charm of sound quality. Every piece of music in the collection is a mythical cultural landscape of Ireland. Among them, "Irish Women" has the longest wind, which makes us feel the mysterious and determined characteristics of Irish women conveyed by this song. Music played by whistle will always remind people of fond memories of childhood, and sometimes they will shed tears with excitement. After listening to it, you will fall in love with an album that you can't miss for a lifetime.

This album is the work of Joanie Madden, an Irish female flute player. There are two series * * *, namely "Song of Irish Whistle" and "Song of Irish Whistle 2", which can definitely keep pace with "Irish Music Album 1, Episodes 2 and 3".

Joanie Madden, together with dozens of new-age musicians from different companies, featured whistling, accompanied by guitar, electronic organ, violin, accordion and harp. The gentle Irish bagpipes whisper sadly, and the pure timbre refuses the company of noise. Real performance makes you feel the simplest range, swimming in an imaginary country without borders, just like standing on the plateau grass, breathing the fresh scenery full of earthy breath, smelling the breeze whispering in your ear, and the raised grass suddenly floating down from your palm. Deliberate, in exchange for endless leisure time, can be called the ultimate in pure music, folk music model production. Beautiful rhythm and melody flow with picturesque scenery and touching feelings until people are intoxicated in the depths of their hearts. In the slow and sad chirping of thrush, the sounds of piano, acoustic guitar and harp appear from time to time, as if half of a singer's back is faintly exposed, and the unspeakable mood can't wait to vomit, and the sentimental sublimation gradually turns into shining tears, touching your heartstrings and spreading your thoughts. Your eyes are already wet.

The Level Plain (Magh seola) in Joanie Madden's first album "Irish Whistle Song" is a performance that breaks everyone's heart in the background of piano sound until she is immersed in deep sadness and listened to it for thousands of times.

Jonny Madden, Irish six-hole whistle master.

Joanie Madden, an Irish six-hole flute master, was born in new york on 1965. Her parents are Irish immigrants. At first, she studied violin and piano, but only a six-hole whistle could interest her. When she was a teenager, she was called the best six-hole whistler in the world. By 1984, she won the highest prize in the Irish Liudongkou whistle championship, which no American had won before.

Jonny Madden, an Irish-American woman born in Bronx, new york, won several Irish traditional music awards for the first time. In order to promote and continue the traditional culture, Jonny Madden also established the "Miss Cherish Six" women's orchestra, which is an Irish traditional organization specializing in playing Celtic music. And released their first album "Back Door" on 1992; Two years later, she published her first solo album Whistle in the Wind, 1996 Whistle album Song of Ireland and 1999 Whistle Song of Ireland 2 Whistle of Ireland; Jonny Madden also embellished the albums of many musicians, including Sind O 'Connor, pete seeger and Eileen Ives.