Scottish, Irish, and Welsh music are lovely. I sometimes forget just how so lovely is English music. Actually, that's not true: I never forget the loveliness of the music of England.
personally i think that owen woods belongs to the three top box players on our tiny little planet. thanks for your art, mister woods. and all the best for your life, from the bottom of my heart.
English reels, eh? We get plenty of Irish and Scottish instrumental music in the folk music scene here in New Zealand, but no English, except perhaps in the Morris scene, and no Welsh. Must keep an eye and an ear out.
Jigs, reels, horn pipes and shanties all just as much English and Welsh as they are Scottish and Irish. A bit of a job has been done on English culture.
@@jasonallen9144 It's annoying to see so many people from North America, Australia or New Zealand - areas massively settled by the English - not know about the musical heritage of this country.
Joyous! I just love this performance by Owen! Please post more stuff, Owen you're talent needs to be shared! Love and peace.
Scottish, Irish, and Welsh music are lovely. I sometimes forget just how so lovely is English music. Actually, that's not true: I never forget the loveliness of the music of England.
personally i think that owen woods belongs to the three top box players on our tiny little planet. thanks for your art, mister woods. and all the best for your life, from the bottom of my heart.
You're a star player. Whenever I get around to learning melodeon, will definitely be watching your vids on repeat. Thanks for sharing
Yes, really like this accomplished playing. I hope you are making money out of this ten years on! Great talent! Love and peace.
Really great. Thanks for uploading.
@ladydetemps Heh, this is the length of a typical Ceilidh Band set! Although admittedly most of thje tunes are slightly faster than this.
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Indeed!
Awesome set, ukebert. I especially like your version of Skirmish...The dancers would have to be quite lively!
English reels, eh? We get plenty of Irish and Scottish instrumental music in the folk music scene here in New Zealand, but no English, except perhaps in the Morris scene, and no Welsh. Must keep an eye and an ear out.
Jigs, reels, horn pipes and shanties all just as much English and Welsh as they are Scottish and Irish. A bit of a job has been done on English culture.
@@jasonallen9144 It's annoying to see so many people from North America, Australia or New Zealand - areas massively settled by the English - not know about the musical heritage of this country.
@@rogerwilco2558
In the US all the traditional music arrived with the 'Scots-Irish'. Apparently.
@@jasonallen9144 reels are. scottish in origin, hornpipes and shanties are english.
@@Wotsitorlabart it arrived before that with the earlier scots,english and welsh. fiddle reel music is indigenous to scotland
Very pretty. Thanks for posting.
Yaar matey. Nice one.
Very good! Bravo!
Awesome.
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