Is it Irish?

[Wade Cornell]

Here's an ultra simple two chord piece that's a mood with variations. 100% improvisation but too simple to called free jazz. Feel's Irish? I don't know where that would come from as the Guitarist is German and I was born in California. Go figure. Sorry about the hum, bad connector from the guitar to the recorder.
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Comments welcome

 

[flamingoer]

Lovely! Thanks for posting. Irish? Cerainly has a folky celtic tinge.
My kind of music.

 

[llamedos]

That is truly beautiful; many thanks for posting it. Is it my imagination or is some kind of tonality inspiration coming from Uillean pipes? I shall listen to it again if only because I wasn't aware that a soprano could sound like that! I'm quite honestly blown away.

Dave

 

[Mike]

Very delicate music. Oh good...Grounding noise only...I thought my tinnitus kicked up another gear! lol...

So much emotion can be felt with just a simple approach to improvisation. I think that's wonderful. I could hear the extension of the emotion pouring into the keys as you press one to the other, which is something I need to work on.
I think your playing is elegant. Easy expressive strokes with a figurative brush. Nice thematics. Your sense of melody is highly praised!

Nice work!

 

[rockplayer]

Very good, flowed eloquently and you're tone and phrasing were excellent. Reminded me more of some of the progressive rock music I listened to in the 70's, ala Camel.

 

[Chris]

Hey Wade, It's Celtic and very nice with very good melodic lines..

Chris..

 

[Wade Cornell]

Thanks to all for your positive responses (negative responses are also OK). I wasn't sure how it would be received as many here are into "playing the changes" and this really has no changes. It's a melodic exploration that's improvised.
Is it jazz would have been just as valid a question.