- #WHERE DOES CELTIC MUSIC COME FROM MODS#
- #WHERE DOES CELTIC MUSIC COME FROM PROFESSIONAL#
- #WHERE DOES CELTIC MUSIC COME FROM FREE#
In Irish music it's predominantly D and G with some C thrown in, and the relative minors of those Dorian mode is extremely common, and the key of A rears its head occasionally, but more usually in Scottish music.
#WHERE DOES CELTIC MUSIC COME FROM FREE#
There are a few common keys, mostly due to the predominance of diatonic instruments in traditional playing, such as the whistle, the wooden flute, the various free reeds (diatonic accordion and concertina) and in modern traditional Scottish music, the GHB's as well. Many dance tunes are called 'session tunes' or 'sesiun tunes' due to the tradition of sesiun playing, where traditional musicians gather (usually in pubs) and play these dance tunes together dance tunes are generally fairly simple, and I can provide many examples and more information if desired of anything I mention here I'm going for the (not quite so) brief overview. The easiest one that makes a strong celtic feel is a jig rhythm, which is in 6/8. From these, they pull a specific set of rhythms, which are a big contributor to what we think of as a 'celtic' feel. Most of the celtic influenced music we think about comes from traditional dance music, reels, jigs, strathspeys (for those of a more Scottish disposition) and so on. Each category has it's own set of rules, and bagpipe music, assuming we're talking about Great Highland Bagpipes, has it's own rules as well. Well, first you have to break celtic music into songs/airs and dance tunes, as almost all traditional music breaks down into one of those two categories. Undergraduate Student Read about flair in /r/musictheory and get your own!
#WHERE DOES CELTIC MUSIC COME FROM PROFESSIONAL#
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