Traditional Celtic Song - Ci an Fhidheall

[@stevegrieb6596]

Hard to imagine it could get any better.

[@timothymyers6827]

Must have been cold there, can see their breath as they sing.. Beautiful as always!

[@allwinds3786]

I was just thinking do they sing better in a refrigerator. It's not really good for the woodwinds to be played in a cold room.

[@allwinds3786]

I'm in love with another singer/flutist 😍

[@howlandowlle7953]

. The room is chilled.
. The breaths float away charmingly visible.
. One can actually see the music.
. Enchanting.

[@CelticSongs]

What a poetic comment, and captures the essence of this performance

[@mach1gtx150]

Very engaging and somewhat mystical. Can listen to the songs forever.

[@CelticSongs]

So glad you like it

[@adriantindall2629]

Hope they make another series of Port soon 🤞

[@CelticSongs]

We hope to be back on the road shortly recording more once the Covid emergency is over

[@jofftalbot1348]

Do it anyway. The world needs this, not that 🙏🏼🌈

[@allwinds3786]

@@CelticSongs stay safe and healthy so we can hear more!

[@СветланаЗенкова-ч3с]

Великолепно!!!!!мне очень нравится ваше творчество 👍💝💝💝💝💝

[@CelticSongs]

Спасибо

[@hobertlee7598]

Beautiful Music

[@rataum22]

absolutely lovely

[@cupkocupkovic5925]

Beautiful.

[@German131]

Woow!

[@marcusuadonnghaile1855]

Upyahgurlyah!!! 😀

[@masonwelty8058]

Does the song at the end have a name?

[@ramhaille]

I think it is called cupair thu.

[@ashleye7777]

Who is the woman singing at the beginning?

[@arichardson5]

I think Karen Matheson is the lead singer here. She just recently sang Psalm 118 at Queen Elizabeth's funeral as well.

[@robertgalloway3771]

Karen Mathieson of Capercaille!