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Star of the County Down - Tam Lin
Просмотров 94 тыс.14 лет назад
Beautiful Irish song "Star of the County Down" segues into the dramatic reel "Tam Lin" from Celtic band FEAST's "Celtica Sinfonia" show, a spectacular St. Patricks' Day Celebration of music and dance, filmed and aired by Rocky Mountain PBS! DVD & CD available for purchase at www.MusicByFeast.com & www.Amazon.com Get ready for an astonishing array of performers: Amazing champion Irish step dance...
Lochaber No More
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Haunting Scottish tune "Lochaber No More", arranged by Barry Phillips, from Celtic band FEAST's "Celtica Sinfonia" show, a spectacular St. Patricks' Day Celebration of music and dance, filmed and aired by Rocky Mountain PBS! DVD & CD available for purchase at www.MusicByFeast.com & www.Amazon.com Get ready for an astonishing array of performers: Amazing champion Irish step dancers "Strictly Iri...
Cooley's Reel
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Wild Irish tune "Cooley's Reel", from Celtic band FEAST's "Celtica Sinfonia" show, a spectacular St. Patricks' Day Celebration of music and dance, filmed and aired by Rocky Mountain PBS! DVD & CD available for purchase at www.MusicByFeast.com & www.Amazon.com Get ready for an astonishing array of performers: Amazing champion Irish step dancers "Strictly Irish," gorgeous ballet dancers, and hot ...
Celtica Sinfonia trailer
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.14 лет назад
Celtic band FEAST presents "Celtica Sinfonia", a spectacular St. Patricks' Day Celebration of music and dance, filmed and aired by Rocky Mountain PBS! DVD & CD available for purchase at www.MusicByFeast.com & www.Amazon.com Get ready for an astonishing array of performers: Amazing champion Irish step dancers "Strictly Irish," gorgeous ballet dancers, and hot musicians from FEAST on violin, viol...
Aisling's Song
Просмотров 18 тыс.14 лет назад
Irish hornpipe & reel "Aisling's Song" from Celtic band FEAST's "Celtica Sinfonia" show, a spectacular St. Patricks' Day Celebration of music and dance, filmed and aired by Rocky Mountain PBS! DVD & CD available for purchase at www.MusicByFeast.com & www.Amazon.com Get ready for an astonishing array of performers: Amazing champion Irish step dancers "Strictly Irish," gorgeous ballet dancers, an...

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  • @bobsavage3317
    @bobsavage3317 25 дней назад

  • @socratesgoulas9036
    @socratesgoulas9036 Месяц назад

    The first girl on the left is the absolute beauty!!! Greetings from Hellas.

  • @patchthecat
    @patchthecat 3 месяца назад

    It really is too bad that there are SO MANY direct knockoffs of riverdance and celtic thunder. I mean COME ON "choreographers" get some originality jeez lol

  • @micko6393
    @micko6393 5 месяцев назад

    Gawd! Michael Flatley has a lot to answer for....

  • @coinneachmaclellan3121
    @coinneachmaclellan3121 6 месяцев назад

    For a great folk-rock version of "Centennial Highway Reel/Cooley's Reel" check out Newfoundland band Figgy Duff's version from their 'After the Tempest' album recorded back in the '70s...

  • @JohnClarke-lq4ko
    @JohnClarke-lq4ko 6 месяцев назад

    This is why every one loves the Irish

  • @davidhynes
    @davidhynes 7 месяцев назад

    Thats what you call perfection.

  • @VincentOBRIEN-yc3gm
    @VincentOBRIEN-yc3gm Год назад

    .

  • @jacklineserafim08
    @jacklineserafim08 2 года назад

    A músic top! Thanks!❤️

  • @ainemairead4542
    @ainemairead4542 2 года назад

    I dunno.... The girls steered way to far from Tradition in some ways. I'm a Ballet Dancer and a Jazz Dancer. The opportunity happened that I could study Irish Dance from Myra Watters. She was a Dance Captain in River Dance. I learned how to step in the way that represented Ireland the right way. That how is how I know, Cooley's Reel could have been done cleaner. "The band, it felt like a session in the Pub. And that's how it should feel ..."

  • @noelowen8453
    @noelowen8453 2 года назад

    This tune is usually played at a faster pace and it sounds better. But well done nevertheless

  • @mitchellmcdowell8546
    @mitchellmcdowell8546 2 года назад

    I've been a very studious and dedicated piper for well over 40 years, but nothing in my experience can compare to this arrangement. Simply gorgeous.

    • @kathrynmientka5964
      @kathrynmientka5964 2 года назад

      Thank you so much! My husband, the cellist, passed away in 2012 and we played this recording at his funeral. So it is bittersweet for me. Your comment touches my heart very much. Thank you

  • @michellemaguire9172
    @michellemaguire9172 3 года назад

    Great ☺️👌

  • @Lelldorin84
    @Lelldorin84 3 года назад

    My 2 yrs old daughter tries to step dance when this plays!

  • @slay8076
    @slay8076 3 года назад

    The floor is England

  • @vickystanley8853
    @vickystanley8853 5 лет назад

    Arms down and body strait isnot what makes it Irish. That's dancing class style and was for contests and exhibition. Checkout sean nos (old style) and ceili and set dancin, all very Irish.

  • @kathrynmientka5964
    @kathrynmientka5964 5 лет назад

    Harp

  • @fisherxc
    @fisherxc 5 лет назад

    What is the big triangular instrument top left?

    • @here_we_go_again2571
      @here_we_go_again2571 Год назад

      Front on view of full- (orchestra) sized harp with Celtic art on the frame.

  • @JNITLOST
    @JNITLOST 6 лет назад

    Too slow

  • @GAGames-ts4rp
    @GAGames-ts4rp 6 лет назад

    Super Like

  • @cabinfever07
    @cabinfever07 6 лет назад

    Was reading a book "Black Rock" and they mentioned this piece so I thought I'd have a listen...first with bagpipes then came this arrangement....most impressed with it softness and beauty...just had to play it twice.

  • @MacEoin
    @MacEoin 6 лет назад

    Totally inauthentic. Americanized would-be Irish music, with the guts taken out of it.

    • @foolofhearts8126
      @foolofhearts8126 4 года назад

      Denis MacEoin you realise that Tam Lin is a Scottish reel? Although I do get what you mean, it is not as Celtic as it could be.

    • @Wotsitorlabart
      @Wotsitorlabart Год назад

      ​@@foolofhearts8126 And the tune to 'The Star of the County Down' is actually 17th century English - 'The Clean Contrary Way'.

  • @querannayl7544
    @querannayl7544 6 лет назад

    bORING

  • @stratpac
    @stratpac 6 лет назад

    Wow! I loved this - Bravo!!!!!

  • @monty9275
    @monty9275 6 лет назад

    💖👍👍👍👍👍

  • @mazdysoraya6121
    @mazdysoraya6121 6 лет назад

    What a beautiful performance.

  • @carlyshouse
    @carlyshouse 7 лет назад

    They are using the dots!

  • @grandee2010
    @grandee2010 7 лет назад

    Everyone has so far missed the astonishing harpist. She underpins a whole lot of the background music. I keep replaying to watch her.

  • @MrDrumminor
    @MrDrumminor 7 лет назад

    Gimli the drummer!

  • @aislingtod9224
    @aislingtod9224 7 лет назад

    My song:))

  • @giddygiddy85
    @giddygiddy85 7 лет назад

    the foggy dew,thats what this is

    • @emiliarossi6538
      @emiliarossi6538 7 лет назад

      melodically very similar songs but this is the star of the county down you can tell because melodically the chorus starts from the middle of the verse melody in the star of the county down where as foggy dew is more of a repetition of verse melodies without any chorus.

    • @Wotsitorlabart
      @Wotsitorlabart Год назад

      ​​@@emiliarossi6538'The Star of the County Down' is the name of the song. The tune to which the 20th century lyrics are attached is 17th century English - 'The Clean Contrary Way'.

  • @paulpayton8238
    @paulpayton8238 7 лет назад

    this is lovely paul p England x x 😀 ❤

  • @GILLEBRATH
    @GILLEBRATH 7 лет назад

    Lochaber Once More. Touching tune.Thank you.

    • @tkconnell
      @tkconnell 6 лет назад

      thought it was "Lochaber NO More"??

  • @auroraciccone8004
    @auroraciccone8004 8 лет назад

    My sorry

  • @auroraciccone8004
    @auroraciccone8004 8 лет назад

    im studing this music in kg school

  • @brycewise
    @brycewise 8 лет назад

    the piano ruined this song

  • @PureKiwiMuzic
    @PureKiwiMuzic 9 лет назад

    Kiaora From kiwiland From A Irishman, Cooley's Reel who was the real composer, all is ready and waiting for Captain George::You are here because air:

  • @robehickmann
    @robehickmann 9 лет назад

    There lead fiddle is pritty sloppy in places.

    • @blueclairebe
      @blueclairebe 9 лет назад

      +robehickmann that's because their trying to mix a bit of bluegrass it to it which doesn't really work. or that she's probably classically trained. either way your opinion is correct

    • @roberthickman4092
      @roberthickman4092 9 лет назад

      +Claire Mccarthy I wouldn’t be certain that she is classically trained, as the high notes she is playing are pretty consistently out of tune, and generally sounds as if she is playing faster than she is comfortable doing. I would not expect a classically trained violinist to have such obvious intonation errors. Classical playing of trad music is usually just strict rhythm, without the typical finger ornamentation/articulation. However this is coming from someone who can't play reels up to speed (I'm a flute player), good traditional playing is not easy.

    • @Nemnah
      @Nemnah 8 лет назад

      +robehickmann She sounds and looks amazing, your so critical for something that brings fun and pleasure you'll never enjoy things if your that way

    • @fiddlemusik
      @fiddlemusik 8 лет назад

      Hard not to be observant however, when you KNOW what Trad is supposed to sound like. And this isn't it. Which is somewhat ok... they are doing things their own way and entertaining people. Being both classically trained and a Trad player, I understand and can hear how not knowing how to handle the bowings in more of a flow is what is sounding so off. I'm afraid Rob has a point. ;)

    • @blueclairebe
      @blueclairebe 7 лет назад

      ***** I'm a flute player too so we're on level ground here. Maybe it's just nerves then, lol they can get the best of ya sometimes.

  • @ladycham9775
    @ladycham9775 9 лет назад

    "Star of the County Down" is actually the same tune as "The Unquiet Grave" [Child 78]. I'm surprised they only referred to "Tam Lin" as being the only Child Ballad.The Irish dancing is Caille where they wear soft ghillies, not true step dancing [usually done in hard shoes]. Before you guys go all Wikipedia on me, I've actually own ghillies and performed with "An Claidheamh Solius" in Los Angeles. Also, the reason the arms are down the sides is due to tradition. England did everything to kill all Irish culture including dance. From a far hilltop, it would look like everybody was just walking around a house while secretly dancing the jigs and reels. To move your arms could have put everyone in peril as the English soldiers would murder whole households of people if caught dancing. Judges take off huge points for any arm movement and that's why Flatley was so controversial with his renditions of the steps.

    • @Sohrleas
      @Sohrleas 9 лет назад

      Lady Cham I didn't know that--the dancing, I mean. Thanks~ :D

    • @charlieD1628
      @charlieD1628 8 лет назад

      But I had heard the -arms -to -the -side style was due to the Catholic Church folks in Ireland who ran the schools didn't want the boys and girls touching when they danced. I must be mistaken. Or am I?

    • @musicchannel6613
      @musicchannel6613 7 лет назад

      Could be one or the other, both, or neither... while there is no lack of reason to accuse the English of mistreating Irish people and suppressing Irish culture (and the Catholic Church of moralistic hysteria too), these particular theories sound more like old wive's tales to me.

    • @philliplohnes3675
      @philliplohnes3675 7 лет назад

      In the Boston (the 33rd county of Ireland) the explanation I have heard many times is that the Brits didn't permit dancing Ireland. I don't put anything past a country that would export food from Ireland during a famine.

    • @richardwaring8613
      @richardwaring8613 5 лет назад

      Cromwell was not so keen on dancing in England either. The difference was that he was truly evil towards the Catholic Irish and came up with the comment that they should be sent to 'Hell or Connacht ' to make room for English settlers. I am English but can see when atrocities are done in the name of patriotism.

  • @slyasafox14k
    @slyasafox14k 11 лет назад

    Thanks so much for coming to Leadville tonight. You guys are awesome. I have to get on RUclips as soon as I got home to watch you some more!

  • @Adolescentul
    @Adolescentul 11 лет назад

    it called'' Irish step dancers "Strictly Irish,"? with dancer who moves his hips lasciviously? it's a beautiful dance, I admit, but it is not traditional Irish dance. is very nontraditional what performs here.

  • @noelrice
    @noelrice 11 лет назад

    Amazing indeed. A simple tune with a simple arrangement played by conservatory players - needing sheet music - with a lot of performance schtick. Unbelievable

    • @fiddlemusik
      @fiddlemusik 8 лет назад

      Oh chill. Its just another way to do it. :) That Trad chip on your shoulder is awful heavy.

  • @danny100ization
    @danny100ization 11 лет назад

    class

  • @22grena
    @22grena 11 лет назад

    'Morris dancing is more fun to watch' Only an English person could say such a stupid thing.

  • @Exary
    @Exary 11 лет назад

    beard guy is epic

  • @massimoedaniela
    @massimoedaniela 11 лет назад

    Amazing!!! :-)

  • @htmldude
    @htmldude 11 лет назад

    I'm a guy and I think they look good.

  • @flyerace777
    @flyerace777 11 лет назад

    I hope you guys come back to Grand island

  • @rasputinislife
    @rasputinislife 11 лет назад

    Woah. I played these two songs right after each other last year. Mind=blown.

  • @scepticsalmon7540
    @scepticsalmon7540 12 лет назад

    ШИКАРНО!!!! Жаль что они в мой город так редко приезжают!!!( Бородач действительно эпичен))