A fine musician ...he needed no overstretched amplification , black hats or dark glasses ...he was a genuine ambassador for the music It was never what a great piper I am but rather what great music is here ... R I P
Black hats LOL - know who you're referring to. Those travelling pipers had to be 'flash' to earn their keep. Not so the gentlemen pipers like Liam - which suited his quiet, calm personality
A top notch Uilleann piper, and a big contributor to the brilliant folk group, that was Planxty. Liam R.I.P. And thanks for your excellent rendering of traditional music.
Im not irish, I dont listen to irish music really.. from my music teacher at home I've heard of Liam O'Flynn , that's how I started to search his tunes so I could distinguish various ornamentations and so on.. but all I really want to say is , this is really Beautiful !
He didn't need hype or trivia. Half naked airhead dancers. He didn't need to be political or sanctimonious. Why is it the good and great leave us too early.
whenever I hear this kind of instrument...it brings me tears and a knot in my throat...Im half irish and I love this music...thank you for giving me this chance..sidi
Jesus ,it makes you realise we all have to die?Sometimes I wish that the most talented ones (like Liam )could live forever and fuel our tormented souls with their extraordinary talent.But I believe he will live on ,through his music his soul will live forever......
Just a wee correction to the title above. Eire translates to "load, burden" Éire is the name of the country. That little 'fada' above the E, makes a huge difference in pronunciation and in meaning. But the music, simply the best of the pipers, hands down
this track is originally taken from the cd "the fire aflame" - recorded by liam o flynn, matt molloy, sean keane and arty mcglynn. one of the best irishfolkrecordings for my opinion greez, jens
Did you make any progress with the pipes over the past 5 years? One of my bigger regrets in life is that I never got to learn music as a child. Still have a deep yearning to learn (I'm in my late 40's now), unfortunately however I'm one of Ireland's worst procrastinators! 😁
@@valobrien9596 You’re just a spring chicken !! It’s never too late. An accordion or melodion because the notes are there for you….all you have to do is find the right ones !! The fiddle too. I’ve been guiding my friend and she is your age and doing fine. If it was easy it wouldn’t be fun. Gud Luk 😊
With the possible exception of the pedal steel guitar, no musical instrument is more beautiful, haunting, confounding, unforgiving or difficult to play, than the Uilleann (union) pipes. A true master, Liam O'Flynn could make them (and me) laugh and cry. My introduction to traditional Irish music was Planxty, anchored by Liam's incomparably virtuosity. There were lots of other traditional Irish bands (and pipers) to follow, but nobody could match Liam. In the mid-1960s England, one of the more popular graffiti phrases was "Clapton is God." Had the artists turned their ears westward, they might have reached a different conclusion.
All those things Brian. A great inspiration to many including myself. Would never had picked up the pipes were it not for Liam's playing and recordings. Fortunate to hear him live in NZ and Australia several times and to meet him briefly, just the once. Gone too soon alas
Ceól alainn, súanmhar, mhilis......mar mhil sa chluas agus san anam ionainn...................bhí mé a chúardú le fada ar youtube, agus anois, ta sé linn :).........maith thú axtronomix, ó Éire
It just occurred to me on listening to this again that those have got to be Seamus Ennis's old Coyne pipes Liam is using on this track. Quite a bit sharp of C nat which would correlate. Nice to hear them in a very different setting and still played by a master piper.
karenloconnor I usually listen to the tune over and over while drinking whiskey. Once I'm relaxed and only thinking of the music I just play and the tune sometimes comes fairly quickly. Even if I'm getting it wrong and making mistakes just keep playing it will come.
Listen and use your ears. Though I read the dots, I have picked up many of Liam's tunes without. Once the tunes are going round in my head I know I can play them. Nevertheless I'm sure there's a transcription somewhere. I have written down some of Liam's versions of tunes - easier to pass them on to others
very beautiful too bad it haves so little wiews thats because people toaday only listen to pop,rock and other low quality crap its very sad people dont apeceiate the old and beautiful music
@@genghisthegreat2034 Sílim go bhfuil ár gceol is ár gcultúr ag éirí go han-mhaith. Tá a lán píobairí óga ag teacht suas. Is iontach an líon cailíní agus mná atá ag imirt na bpíopaí na laethanta seo ...
A fine musician ...he needed no overstretched amplification , black hats or dark glasses ...he was a genuine ambassador for the music It was never what a great piper I am but rather what great music is here ... R I P
Tom Greene absolutely right Tom
Black hats LOL - know who you're referring to. Those travelling pipers had to be 'flash' to earn their keep. Not so the gentlemen pipers like Liam - which suited his quiet, calm personality
@@mariannehepple4907 Who might these pipers be then ?
@@burymobile6847 I am referring to Paddy Keenan
@@mariannehepple4907 Any one else ?
Sorely missed, the grandmaster of the uilleann pipes, whose playing always went straight to the heart and deeply stirred the soul.
A top notch Uilleann piper, and a big contributor to the brilliant folk group, that was Planxty. Liam R.I.P. And thanks for your excellent rendering of traditional music.
Rest in Peace Liam Your music will live forever it is a great loss to Ireland
Rest easy, old boy, and we'll see you again sooner than we know
One of the best. RIP Liam. You did not die. Your music is still here.
Rest in peace . Part of Ireland just died
May rest in peace our Master, our King.
Fortunately, his wonderful music will reminds us of him, every time again...
Im not irish, I dont listen to irish music really.. from my music teacher at home I've heard of Liam O'Flynn , that's how I started to search his tunes so I could distinguish various ornamentations and so on.. but all I really want to say is , this is really Beautiful !
Well that's Irish Music!!!!!!!!!!
He didn't need hype or trivia. Half naked airhead dancers. He didn't need to be political or sanctimonious. Why is it the good and great leave us too early.
Why describe the dancers as ‘airhead’? Many dancers I know are very successful in medicine, accountancy, law, teaching etc.
@@rincemor u know what he meant
@@rincemor then what the fuck are they dancing for?
Could we still add half naked airhead dancers ?
Beautyfull in love the Uilleann, you can let it speak, a bagpipe cant produce such a sound and so tear breaking,
Greets from Netherlands !!
beautifull every note he ever played ,he carried a torch for seamus ennis and brought it even better
Wonderful, thank you so much. All the best from Connemara, Ireland
God rest his soul Liam master of the pipes.
Liam is a true master of the pipes.
whenever I hear this kind of instrument...it brings me tears and a knot in my throat...Im half irish and I love this music...thank you for giving me this chance..sidi
I'm Hispanic and crying like a baby, this is just too beautiful
Maravilloso, marvelous, the great piper, ❤so deep feelings you gave us, rest in peace, well deserved..
Realmente magistral está música. Somente agora estou conhecendo o senhor Liam O'Flynn.
Jesus ,it makes you realise we all have to die?Sometimes I wish that the most talented ones (like Liam )could live forever and fuel our tormented souls with their extraordinary talent.But I believe he will live on ,through his music his soul will live forever......
padraic horgan Nice post ,RIP to a true master of his craft.go easy liam.
Beautifully put Padraig
He will live on not only in his own music but in those he inspired. That is the legacy of greatness
Always tasteful and precise. Never overdoes the vibrato and note-bending
Superbly put.
Some fantastic slow airs and versions of tunes from Liam O Flynn. Beautiful. Capture the story in the song and the spirit of the place.
Hmm, sadly enough, perhaps not the spirit of Ireland these days though...
Beautiful Liam. A porthole into a different universe.
So wonderful....
greetings from Austria
Just a wee correction to the title above. Eire translates to "load, burden" Éire is the name of the country. That little 'fada' above the E, makes a huge difference in pronunciation and in meaning.
But the music, simply the best of the pipers, hands down
Don't forget your fada!
@@mariannehepple4907 Don't forget your fada if you want to go to work ... (oh, wait a minute - that's Christy!)
Yep. It’s like año vs ano. One is year, the other is anus. Pretty fun mix-up for me, an Irishman that lived many years in Spain 😂
Love it!! No one else could play this song Like Liam O'Flynn
RIP Liam O'Flynn ✝️
You was always a good IRISH!
We missed you and your bagpipes
Beautiful...
R.I.P. llevaré tu música para siempre
En España lo conocimos gracias a Ramón Trecet.
Precisos, enorme, maravilloso. Un placer para los oídos.
this track is originally taken from the cd "the fire aflame" - recorded by liam o flynn, matt molloy, sean keane and arty mcglynn. one of the best irishfolkrecordings for my opinion
greez, jens
Liam it his very best the magical sound of a master at work.
Beats any of the mainstream shite ya hear these days hands down
amen
This track is originally from an album called "The Fire Aflame" by Seane Keane, Matt Malloy, and Liam O'Flynn. A really amazing album.
Agreed. Exceptional album - fine playing and musical taste from all 3
La musique de l'âme (the music of the soul)
Tu as tout a fait raison...ceol an anama
R.I.P. Liam Óg O'Flynn
The pipes have died. RIP.
Inspirational! I have pipes I never learned to play. That has to change now!
Give them to me if u want
Did you make any progress with the pipes over the past 5 years? One of my bigger regrets in life is that I never got to learn music as a child. Still have a deep yearning to learn (I'm in my late 40's now), unfortunately however I'm one of Ireland's worst procrastinators! 😁
@@valobrien9596 You’re just a spring chicken !! It’s never too late. An accordion or melodion because the notes are there for you….all you have to do is find the right ones !! The fiddle too. I’ve been guiding my friend and she is your age and doing fine. If it was easy it wouldn’t be fun.
Gud Luk 😊
@@californiadreamin8423 You're absolutely right, thanks for the encouragement. 😃
Farewell Liam... Requiescat in Pace +++
Rest peacefully.
So loved, so missed......
Que la terre d'Irlande soit douce à tes vieux os. Merci pour tout.
.....tristement vrai.
Stunning playing from a master✅
Thanks Liam .You will be missed.
Beautiful,my tears will fall
really beautiful sounding of the pipes.
o.k.! Home- my heart is home.
RIP Liam.
RIP Liam O'Flynn
Liam mliamlwe will never forget you tomas
With the possible exception of the pedal steel guitar, no musical instrument is more beautiful, haunting, confounding, unforgiving or difficult to play, than the Uilleann (union) pipes. A true master, Liam O'Flynn could make them (and me) laugh and cry. My introduction to traditional Irish music was Planxty, anchored by Liam's incomparably virtuosity. There were lots of other traditional Irish bands (and pipers) to follow, but nobody could match Liam. In the mid-1960s England, one of the more popular graffiti phrases was "Clapton is God." Had the artists turned their ears westward, they might have reached a different conclusion.
intellegent ,mature , unassuming ,great, should not be gone
All those things Brian. A great inspiration to many including myself. Would never had picked up the pipes were it not for Liam's playing and recordings. Fortunate to hear him live in NZ and Australia several times and to meet him briefly, just the once. Gone too soon alas
Rest in peace
this is such an evocativie piece of music like all his music
absolutly fantastic..
Gorgeous.
Great stuff Liam.
Played so beautifuly, by a genius, the greatest úillín piper👱♀️💋💔🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I spelt the pipes wrong it should be uilleann pipes, sorry probably still spelling wrong 😞👱♀️💋🕯️❤️
The Irish High King of Music RIP
Thank you!
O,Flynn the greatest amoung the great.
awsum Liam O Flynn
The first Maestro of the union pipes.
Ceól alainn, súanmhar, mhilis......mar mhil sa chluas agus san anam ionainn...................bhí mé a chúardú le fada ar youtube, agus anois, ta sé linn :).........maith thú axtronomix, ó Éire
Math thu. Ta an fhirinn agat.
@DanPaddyAndy55
thank you, danpaddyandy55. i don't understand irish, but google helped me to understand your comment :)
Amazing
RIP/VIP Liam we're listening 🎧🎧🎧 ☕🍩🍰🫖👍👑👈 for you good man.. say hi to Johnny Bourke, I have a set of his pipes .🥇💫👋👋🏵️🌄
words fail me....
WONDER MORE
Rest in peace Master
It just occurred to me on listening to this again that those have got to be Seamus Ennis's old Coyne pipes Liam is using on this track. Quite a bit sharp of C nat which would correlate. Nice to hear them in a very different setting and still played by a master piper.
Not the Coyne set.
The same here, in Québec. (Not Canada)
@midnightwalker2712
from an old compilation called "celtas"
Top!!!!
Gracias @axtronomix
@midnightwalker2712
i just added an entry to discogs of the album, as you can see in the info
ALO HERE NYHOERSAG..........
Boidheach!
Stunning. Any idea where I might find some sheet music for this? I'm a fiddle player, would love to have a crack at it!
karenloconnor
I usually listen to the tune over and over while drinking whiskey. Once I'm relaxed and only thinking of the music I just play and the tune sometimes comes fairly quickly. Even if I'm getting it wrong and making mistakes just keep playing it will come.
Listen and use your ears. Though I read the dots, I have picked up many of Liam's tunes without. Once the tunes are going round in my head I know I can play them. Nevertheless I'm sure there's a transcription somewhere. I have written down some of Liam's versions of tunes - easier to pass them on to others
What’s the tune called?
very beautiful too bad it haves so little wiews thats because people toaday only listen to pop,rock and other low quality crap its very sad people dont apeceiate
the old and beautiful music
Didn't know Liam had a Rogge set. Perhaps that is the B set he occasionally plays?
Zac. That makes sense
It isn’t the sound of Seamus pipes
i was wondering if they were the usual horstmann.Rogge pipes he plays ..as i thought th tone wasnt just as hard as theirs are
Álainne in iúl Dan Paddy
You
Fuck's sake ... do you have to die before you get recognition?!
Not always John.
Cinnte nach feicimíd a leitheid arís...
....faraor cheart, ach tá píobaireacht den scoth ag Marcus Óg Mac Réamoinn ag fás in dhiadh
@@genghisthegreat2034
Sílim go bhfuil ár gceol is ár gcultúr ag éirí go han-mhaith. Tá a lán píobairí óga ag teacht suas. Is iontach an líon cailíní agus mná atá ag imirt na bpíopaí na laethanta seo ...
IRELAND FOR THE IRISH!!!!!!!!!
FOR FUCKS SAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!