Celtic Connections

K: Dmaj T: 140 TS: 4/4 INST: Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar, Flute/Whistle, Bodhrán Mood: Traditional, Lively, Community, Heritage Structure: AABB Based on the name "Celtic Connections," the music is likely rooted in traditional Celtic folk styles (Irish, Scottish, etc.). The inferred parameters suggest a lively, traditional sound featuring core acoustic instruments common to the genre like fiddle, guitar (often providing rhythmic accompaniment), flute or whistle for melody, and bodhrán for rhythmic drive. The suggested key and time signature are common for upbeat tunes like reels or hornpipes, and the AABB structure is typical for many traditional dance tunes, emphasizing melodic repetition and variation. The overall mood is one of connection to heritage, community, and lively celebration or gathering.

Model: gemini-2.5-flash-preview-04-17