Laoise Kelly & Caoilte Ó Cuanaigh | Slí na mBeaglaoich | TG4

2 Cape Breton tunes: Laoise Kelly (Harp) and her son, Caoilte Ó Cuanaigh (Banjo), play Malcolm's New Fiddle [composed by Jerry Holland] (Jig 0:00) & Hull's Reel [composed by John Morris Rankin].This clip comes from the fourth episode of the TG4 series 'Slí na mBeaglaoich', which explores the music of County Mayo.
In this six-part traditional music series, father and son Breanndán and Cormac Begley travel up the West coast of Ireland, from Co. Kerry to Co. Donegal, on a journey of musical discovery.
Laoise Kelly agus Caoilte Ó Cuanaigh ag seinm port agus ríl a taifeadadh don ceathrú clár de 'Slí na mBeagaloich' i gCo. Mhaigh Eo. Sa sraith seo, téann Breanndán agus Cormac Ó Beaglaoich ar chamchuairt ó Chiarraí go Dún na nGall i sean veain champála darbh ainm 'Beauty' agus bíonn neart ceoil agus craic acu ar an mbóthar!
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[@lexinaut]

Beautiful! ✨Thanks!

[@gianlucadossi2742]

Very brilliant!!! ❤

[@rainforest_fiddle]

Impeccably played, a delight!

[@brumbybailey6599]

🤯 I had never even dreamed of these instruments going together. Beaut!

[@TradTG4]

A great combination!

[@harpmad1]

woohooo - thats so cool - last time I saw Caoilte he was playing with the lego on the lounge floor with my Oliver - both 4 years old - they had earmuffs on to block out the loud session going on around them at 2am..... some of the music must have seeped in!

[@The_Gallowglass]

lol

[@IamMinnie90]

Wow. You can’t not feel happy when hearing this! Beautiful

[@TradTG4]

Go raibh maith agat for the lovely comment Minnie!

[@erikm8372]

Never imagined I’d hear these compositions on Irish harp! Or banjo. Love those E-major Cape Breton tunes. The Beaton Sisters from Cape Breton played a great set at Celtic Colours Festival featuring both of these tunes and more…

[@meadhbhajoyce2823]

Go h-álainn ar fad, Muintir Acla....maith sibh! 👏

[@1micler]

Lovely combination, jjust class

[@kevinmurtagh3434]

Wow there beautiful together, it amazing that the welsh and the irish have the harp.

[@BoogsieClarke]

I miss you both xoxoxox! "Blackfellas!" Peter

[@gabrielkeown38]

This young banjo genius is sensational Bravo Great harp accomp to compliment

[@kylerabbits9526]

Can't beat musical talent..brilliant.

[@tonyorourke1459]

Purely magical, there must be more.............

[@TradTG4]

Go raibh maith agat Tony! Here's a playlist with more clips from the series Slí na mBeaglaoich you might enjoy: ruclips.net/p/PL_f9KuWOmTzgVajIxl7_5AO31D0U7YUSN

[@alancuddy2678]

Stunning

[@AnimoRibelleee]

The First jig Is absolutely lovely!!! 💓😍😍😍🥰🤩💘

[@TradTG4]

Ceol den scoth! Thanks for the comment.

[@jacquesbrouyer8687]

Malcolm New fiddle composed by Jerry Holand ( rip) a wonderfull tune to close a set ..

[@ciaranahern613]

Bass line in the harp in first jig is brilliant !! 👏🏽

[@TradTG4]

Go raibh maith agat Ciaran, these instruments combine nicely!

[@1ameba201]

Always love instrument like these

[@seanlong6578]

Just gorgeous ⛵⛵🤗🤗🤗💚

[@TradTG4]

Ceol den scoth! Thanks for the comment Sean.

[@shaunspillane2105]

Faultless

[@irishfiddletunes7626]

Mother and son ❤

[@kaeleighsmith8324]

This is sooo happy, I love it!!!

[@peterdunworth3811]

Wonderful! I love it!

[@kaugusta1]

Thank you - that was great!

[@TradTG4]

Tá fáilte romhat, glad you enjoyed it!

[@davidreidy4171]

Lovely playing goes well together

[@perilouspoozer3749]

yes - neither tries to overwhelm the other

[@tonymccann8853]

Beautiful and sweet music.🌏

[@1ameba201]

Irish instrument. 😍

[@maria-theresiatrefny3700]

Aaaawsome

[@ellieconnolly8723]

Yes i love you

[@liambegley]

#gluck #chainsaw

[@genevievemorris4008]

Go raibh maith agat

[@ddragonwhistler]

Irish harp slaps