The Saint Brigid's Sessions: Irish Airs and Laments
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
- The fifth of The Saint Brigid's Sessions features Irish Airs and Laments played by Frank Cassidy (whistle and banjo), Denis Alexander (violin and viola) and Jeff McClintock (Melodeon, Harmonium and Guitar).
Recorded live at the Saint Brigid's Centre For The Arts in Ottawa, the sessions are broadcast on CKCU 93.1 FM.
0:00 - Introduction
0:52 - Kileen's Fairy Hills
4:09 - Hugh's Lament
7:39 - Roisin Dubh (Black Rose)
10:46 - The Lament for the Death of Archie Beaton
13:47 - St. Pat's Hall
16:38 - Close
See the interview portion here: • The Saint Brigid's Ses...
The Saint Brigid's Sessions are produced by:
- David Bignell, Sound
- Robert Patterson, Camera
- Jason Leroux, Camera, Editing
- Stephen Neale, Host 
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Listening here in Co Tyrone in Ireland l really enjoyed the session 👏👏👏
Simply wonderful! Thoroughly enjoyed listening to these lovely men. Truly uplifting! Thank you guys, keep on playing. God Bless you all.
The God and Saint Brighid bless you and all the irish people and all the people of the world. 😗💖👍☘🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 Marvelous Performance!Thank you Frank, Jeff and Denis.
This relax me! You're my therapy!
Beautiful selection of tunes, so well played. Absolutely loved it. Thanks
Greetings from Ireland✅
Beautiful tunes really well played✅
greeting from bali island
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for performing this music and sharing!!
Just so beautifull
W O W ! Comhgháirdeachas ó Éire! Congrats from Ireland. Wonderful performance.
Is it possible to long for a country you've never laid eyes upon?
It’s even worse when you have been and long to return. It’s breathtaking and the people are so warm and friendly.
Yes absolutely. I feel connected a lot recently to Korea. I've connected with many other places but my HONE and heart always is rooted in Ireland. I Know the power of this living entity Róisín. She is the heart and we are calling you all home. I love you from Ireland.
lovely music in a splendid setting, inspiring community
beautiful
Fantastic. loved it
This is so wonderful💎
fabulous
Sooo beautiful! 💚
Very fine! Thank You for sharing this faulous session! Hope the musicians are still playing together now. It's interesting to see how "multi-instrumental" they are.
Beautiful. Thank you. Keep going.
Lovely pace and harmonies lads. Unusual, and very enjoyable, allowing the melodies to express themselves.
great stuff guys
Very nice
Lovely music, Blessings from castlebar co mayo
Awesome! Loved hearing this video of such amazing talent. Great whistle! Can you share the name brand & Key? Blessings! Hope you all are still playing together.
I wish I knew what whistle it was also
Michael Copeland
Hi Denise ,,did you ever find out what make /brand and key that whistle was in ?
@@TheMtnmammame too ;0)
@@pavelsorokoletov2558brilliant ,,thank you
They are amazing, such beautiful talent! I was shocked when I heard Ottawa because I live in Ottawa. I don't know how it showed up on my recommendations. Does anyone know when they would have a live performance that others can attend? Thanks!
Check out Brigid's Well, there are sessions there sometimes.
Hawraa Abidi I send out a newsletter once a month of events held at Saint Brigid's Centre for the Arts - there is a sign-up option on the website.
I can't seem to find any other recordings of Kileen's Fairy Hills
Just beautiful! Thank you. Does "Hugh's Lament" have another name? I'd love to have the notation!
Which company sells this whistle please
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Ar fheabhas ar fad. Brilliant.
I've always been very curious about whistles with the staple looking part on the head. Does it have an acoustic function?
Yes, it helps with wind resistance :)
@@diogoguedesa3039 Ah! Thanks. It seems to be a feature on older or massed produced whistles rather than hand made high end whistles one find now.
@@soslothful They're called "chimneys" on Native American flutes
What key was his whistle in for the first tune?
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Sorry, G
One scotsman watched this video
A bit late but a beautiful lament is not included - an bonnan bui- lament for DEAD BIRD or for whatever.