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In unseren Musikschulen, bei Konzerten und bei Live-Auftritten in Pubs hört man überall in Irland ihren schwungvollen Klang und die Musik der ungewöhnlich anmutenden Instrumente. Traditionelle irische Musik: 5 der einzigartigsten Musikinstrumente aus Irland und wo Sie sie hören können.
- Clairseach
- Fife
- Uilleann Pipes
- Fiddle
- Bodhrán
- Accordion
- Buinne
- Guitar
- Bouzouki
- Flute and Tin Whistle
One of the most iconic Irish instruments is the Celtic harp which is a triangle-shaped string instrument whose first true representation dates to the late 11thcentury. These instruments were deemed very noble, and the musicians who played them were held in high esteem, compared to the average entertainers. The metal strings are attached to the soun...
Next, we have the Fife which is a high-pitched wind instrument similar to the Piccolo. The instrument’s body is filled with sound holes to produce notes when the finger is lifted to let the vibrating sounds escape. Due to the instrument’s simplicity, there are records of it all around the world in different cultures. Specifically, in folk music, th...
TheUilleann Pipes are a type of bagpipe and are a popular instrument in Irish culture. It was originally an instrument used in war, with the earliest Irish mention dating back to the 12thcentury, especially in Henry VIII’s siege of Boulogne. TheUilleann Pipes are similar to the Scottish great highland bagpipes and have decreased in popularity in po...
The fiddle, also called the violin, has strong historical roots in Ireland with some references even dating back as far as the 7th centurywhen O’curry first mentioned it. However, it was only until the 17thcentury that John and William Neal in Dublin mass-produced fiddles. Although the violin and the fiddle are essentially the same instruments, the...
The Bodhrán is a frame drum made of bent wood and goatskin to create percussive rhythmic sounds. A fairly new addition to Irish music, it was popularized by famous Irish arranger and composer Seán Ó Riada during the 1960s. Musicians like Seán Ó Riada were influential in the revival of traditional Irish music during the 19thcentury, inspiring notabl...
The accordion has played a major role in modern Irish music. During the 19thcentury, certain tunings of the accordion grew in popularity. Irish accordion players prefer the two-row button accordion tuned to the keys of B/C. The rows are tuned a semi-tone apart, which allows musicians to play the instrument chromatically in melody. Famous players of...
The Buinne is considered to be a primitive flute or oboe. Historians have mentioned it to be a trumpet in the shape of a horn and a romantic bassoon. This instrument was part of, what historians consider to be, the core foundation of Irish traditional music. The Buinne, together with the harp, Timpan, and Fife were instruments played in Irish tradi...
Although the guitar is not a traditional Irish instrument, it has grown, in its popularity, to play modern Irish compositions. Often employed to only play chords and keep the rhythm to the songs, some musicians also used it as a solo instrument to accompany their vocals. The 6-string standard guitar has been influential in all genres of music since...
The Bouzouki has a lot of similarities with the guitar in the sense that it is also not a traditional Irish string instrument. However, just like the guitar, it grew in popularity and is vital to modern Irish music. First made popular by Johnny Moynihan in the 1960’s it was also played by famous musicians such as Andy Irvine and Alec Finn. This str...
The use of wind instruments has been a long-held tradition in Irish music, and the majority of compositions are performed by either the fiddle or these instruments. During the 19thcentury, most musicians favored the metal Boehm-system flute rather than the wooden simple system. Although some traditional musicians prefer the sound of the old wooden ...
Irish Folk ist eine Bezeichnung für die weltweit populäre irische Folkmusik. Im englischsprachigen Raum und insbesondere in Irland wird eher von Irish Traditional Music (irisch ceol traidisiúnta na hÉireann, deutsch: irische traditionelle Musik) gesprochen.
Traditionelle irische Musik ist unter der Bezeichnung Irish Folk weltbekannt. Im 17. Jahrhundert entstanden auf der grünen Insel zunächst rhythmische Musikstücke, die ohne instrumentale Begleitung gesungen wurden. Instrumente zur Begleitung kamen bei der irischen Musik erst ab dem 18. Jahrhundert zum Einsatz.
- Die Tin Whistle. Was bei uns die Blockflöte ist, ist auf der Grünen Insel die Tin Whistle. Die kleine metallene Flöte steht schon bei den Kleinsten in der Schule auf dem Lehrplan.
- Die keltische Harfe. Die keltische Harfe steht für Irland wie wohl kaum ein anderes Instrument. Sie ziert irische Münzen und auch die weltbekannte Biermarke Guinness schmückt sich mit ihr.
- Uilleann Pipes. Dieser irische Dudelsack ist eines der ältesten irischen Instrumente, die im Irish Folk benutzt werden. Und außerdem ist es eines derjenigen irischen Instrumente, die wohl am schwersten zu erlernen sind.
- Die Fiddle. Bei der irischen Fiddle handelt es ich auf den ersten Blick um eine ganz normale Geige. Was ist daran also so besonders irisch? Es ist die Lebensfreude und die besondere Spielweise.
1. März 2024 · The main traditional Irish instruments are the Uilleann Pipes, the Accordion, the Bodhrán, the Harp, the Fiddle, the Flute, the Concertina and the Tin Whistle. In modern times, the Mandolin, Bouzouki, Guitar and Harmonica are also regular features in traditional Irish music.
Irish traditional music (also known as Irish trad, Irish folk music, and other variants) is a genre of folk music that developed in Ireland. In A History of Irish Music (1905), W. H. Grattan Flood wrote that, in Gaelic Ireland, there were at least ten instruments in general use.
