UNREAL !! They did it again ! Celtic Woman - Amazing Grace Live cover First time REACTION

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[@shannonjennings7829]

The blonde lady is Chloe Agnew. This is from their songs from the heart dvd. The lineup is Lisa Kelley, Chloe Agnew, Alex Sharpe, Lynn Hillary, and the fiddle player is Mairead Nesbitt.

[@richardtaylor6187]

Same concert, yes! You've listened to 2 great performances from it now. Also listen to Danny Boy from the same concert. Perhaps the most beautiful 4 part female harmony ever!

[@pilibodonnchu3196]

Dia dhuit as Éireann,☘️ Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪, these are Irish singers and bagpipes are played in Ireland and Scotland though the Uileann pipes are more traditional for Ireland. Check out Oh Danny Boy , Black is the colour , Teir Abhaile , the Voice and Nocturne to name a few

[@randallbollinger9625]

Chloe Agnew is her name and she does the most beautiful version Ave Maria

[@courtneygrier2015]

Chloe is the one that truly inspired me in my own music. They all did! They're all so unique and beautiful in their own way and exude pure talent and class! Every one of them helped me find my way. And Chloe is a favorite!

[@patbrewer4205]

Orinoco Flow is also a great song , originally done by Enya

[@ThomasConnaughton-d6j]

Bagpipes are Celtic and her name is Chloe Agnee

[@snimheachair7378]

Celtic Women are Irish, bagpipes are used here aswell as Scotland. But Uilleann pipes more so in Ireland.

[@dougdanielson9145]

This is from their Songs from the Heart DVD there are many more beautiful song's to come

[@johnreed9050]

What is the name of the castle they are in front of

[@dougdanielson9145]

@@johnreed9050 it is Powers Court House and Gardens

[@johnreed9050]

@@dougdanielson9145 thank you.

[@graememackay1152]

React to Barcelona by Freddie Mercury & Monserrat Caballe......

[@garryhuffman8520]

This song is about the Amazing Grace of Jesus Christ and his free gift of salvation to those who believe on him.

[@dollarbill2208]

I’m an atheist, and don’t bother with anything about that. I listen to it because it sounds good. Absolutely cannot be denied by anyone of any belief, nor lack thereof.

[@sandyangel4243]

Bag pipes are scotish so yes scottish

[@vincentwhelan475]

Irish Ahlam 😀🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@Robloxkermis123]

Hallo ik ben opa Frans uit Nederland, it aint Dutch

[@gordonwestcott6511]

Scotland and Ireland both have bagpipes, there is a slight difference but I don’t know all the details, sorry!

[@chriswhamilton]

in Ireland they use Uilleann pipes. Scottish bagpipes are played standing up by blowing into a mouthpiece, like in this video. Irish bagpipes are played sitting down and are blown from bellows underneath the player’s dominant arm.

[@ThomasConnaughton-d6j]

Chole Agnew

[@ThomasConnaughton-d6j]

It's Celtic

[@kathycraven5764]

Irish

[@wouldntyouliketoknow9919]

I'm Irish, bag pipes were actually invented by the Egyptians, there are rock carvings illustrating bag pipes carved by the Hittites too, so they are a middle Eastern instrument, that's probably why you like them, ❤

[@tedgreene4248]

Maybe the Hittits invented them, but it takes an Irish man to play one.