Kevin Elam has posted some really good instructional videos on youtube which you might want to check out. Here are two videos about accompa...

      This years Minnesota Irish Weekend brings us a bouzouki Workshop with Singer/Bouzouki player John Coyne.  Just lately John released a ...

Kevin Elam provides some really good tutorials on youtube and patreon. Here he shows his ideas to play counterpoint to the Jig Jimmy Ward...

Jeffrey Forbes posted some tutorial videos he filmed at a workshop in the Roundhouse Celtic Festival, Evanston, Wyoming (USA) on youtube. Mi...

Randy Clepper will give 3 bouzouki courses at this yeas Virtual Dulcimer Fest, June 2-5, 2022. Each course is $ 10.30, so this is very cheap...

 Just came across this lovely version of Galway Girl. Well done, Johannes.     And here's his version of Creggan White Hare:

For some time now Tune Supply brings us lovely sessions on youtube. Here's a version of the song/tune Cunla by Eimear Arkins (Vocal, Fid...

Note-orious is an app/game which helps you to learn the notes on the fretboard. It cost approx. 2€. You can use it for a lot of stringed ins...

The Banshee, a well known Reel is the second tune in this set. I like the accompaniment of the bouzouki a lot, so I tried to tab it. You...

Just found this video on youtube. Eamon Coughlan gives an insight to the Irish Bouzouki.  You find him on bandcamp: https://eamoncoughlan.ba...

A few days ago I discovered the album by Pádraig Mac Aodhgáin (Paddy Egan) called Tobar Gan Trá which you can buy by pre-order. On it the...

Eoin O'Neill In Session 2 by Eoin O'Neill In Session I really love Eoin's new CD, so I tried to tab his accompaniment of The Cli...

Eoin O'Neill, bouzouki player extraordinaire from Clare recently released the second album in his "In Session" series.  He is ...

Matt did it again. Now he released a short workshop for absolute beginners. The first simple chord shapes and strumming patterns. He shortly...

 I always have problems losing my plectrum. I tried several things like cutting a hole in them, gluing cork or sandpaper on them, all worked...