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I've been doing a few research on this instrument, however due to it's rarity I can't find much resource regarding this Irish drum.

Do you guys like playing violin?

I am just curious. I am also looking for a mandolin, how does a fender mandolin feel.

I'll definitely check out this band.

This maybe old but I did not thought Fender made mandolin.

I think they could do some American and Irish folk music pretty well specially with the concertina.

It probably took you years to build up that reperotire.

Did it took you years to learn the concertina?

Thanks I am actually looking for one also.

Do You guys also play Bodhran, can you recommend a good resource to learn?

That is quite a repertoire.

Concertina and violin makes a great, festive sound, perfect for fairs and carnival.

Anyone of you with background in concertina?

Are there any other concertina players here?

seems like a juicy deal. Good luck on your search.

Any one of you can recommend a good violin that i won't out grow?

I hink i'll checkout baskery

how was your journey so far?