Katie M said
Not at all Stringy you’ve inspired me !! I’m going to try to put some vibrato on one one the notes.. only one though! Don’t want to over do it ha ha !! 

  

keep your hand relaxed, it will be great.

Thanks Emily, I like slow tunes the best but for me they are the hardest to play, maybe because they show my mistakes more, and like you say concentration is everything. I have already today changed things in the Amorosa one, as you know its my timing that does it, its not miles out but with a tune like that its got to be bang on, one ofthe problems which I have started to work on is putting in the trills which I think will make a huhe difference if I can get them right.

Thanks for the comments all,. Thats great progress John, and I envy your net speed, i get 250 bit upload speed,  took me an hour to upload that one of mine sometimes goes up to 1 meg, and our total speed is 12 meg, thats what they call superfast in our third world country.

Mark I am going to listen to kreislers version if I can, didnt know he did this one, I will tell you one thing, even though its simple its deceptively difficult.

Greg thats a major insult calling it Danny boy, I am seething wih rage,

lol only joking mate, in derry if you said in a pub in certain parts of the city that you were going to play the londonderry air they would go mad, as they refuse to call the place Londonderry and just call it derry, and in other sections they would go mad if you called it anything else. quite funny really, if it wasnt so serious.

Everything is a hot topic in Ireland lol especially when fhey are drunk, too be honest I dont care what any tune is called, politics should be left with politics in my book, there is enough trouble in the world. I was only joking with you

Greg I sometimes forget that everyone on here are from different countries, colin, and gordon shumway would instantly know what I meant.

In Ireland, catholics, the IRA would never call derry londonderry because they believe the Irish should rule themselves, therefore they call it derry, all over the town are paintings with images of rifle holding IRA men and the slogan free Derry, on the other hand protestants are loyalists, unionists, and believe they should remain part of the UK, they are loyal to the Queen, its very serious. 

what I said to you was a joke, but its a very political matter, the troubles are still ongoing, hope this explains why its politics.

Until very recently when the orange lodges marched in Liverpool there would be violence, in Ireland they consider Liverpool an Irish city, almost everyone from here is of Irish descent, even the football clubs were originally divided on religion and politics, Liverpool being Protestant and Everton being catholic, same goes for Rangers and Celtic in Scotland.