Muintir Uí Bheaglaoich - Polkas | Slí na mBeaglaoich | TG4
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2020
- Muintir Uí Bheaglaoich - Clíodhna (Fiddle), Bréanainn (Guitar) Conchúbháir (Accordion) & Cormac Begley (Concertina) play a set of polkas: Dálaigh's (Polka 0:00), The Glen Cottage (Polka 1:03) & Peata Beag do Mháthair (Polka 1:51). Their father Breanndán is also featured, talking about their approach to life and music.
This clip comes from the first episode of the TG4 series 'Slí na mBeaglaoich', recorded in County Kerry. 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.
Seo hiad Muintir Uí Bheaglaoich ag seinm seit polcaí, a taifeadadh don chéad chlár de 'Slí na mBeagaloich' i gCo. Chiarraí. 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!
Tá an clár seo de Slí na mBeaglaoich ar fáil ar Sheinnteoir TG4 anois, am ar bith ar fud na cruinne / This episode of 'Slí na mBeaglaoich' is now available on the TG4 Player - Watch anytime, anywhere all over the world 🚐 🎶 🧭 ➡️ nasc.tg4.tv/Slí_na_mBeaglaoich
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Susanne Morrison I'm from Cape Breton and had the pleasure of meeting these men last summer in Ingonish,Cape Breton. I doubt with the Covid 19 they will make it here this year. They will be missed! My family were staying in a nearby cottage when we discovered their boat tied up to the wharf. My husband and i were invited to sit in the boat which i almost tipped over. Scary moment But the best memory was when my sister in law,Sheila and i were out for a walk,we stopped to say Hello to Breanndan who was sitting at a picnic table at the shore. Eventually all the guys arrived and there were lots of laughs. Sheila was happy to be in that moment,shining her light and had made a subtle mention she had brain cancer. Breanndan will never know how much he lifted her spirits ,especially when he stood up and sang the song 'Sheila.' Our beautiful, loving Sheila died in April past. It takes little time to be kind and share a laugh. Thanks to these great men.
Hope they are all doing what they enjoy and staying healthy and safe
. Another funny story was when Sheila's husband loaned Sean his shirt. :))
So cool they can share something like music as a family.
Excellent
Looking through my Mom's Irish cousins and their ancestry via our DNA results - I was very happy to see some Begleys in there ;-). Powerful stuff seen some other videos of you guys! Keep 'em comin'! Up the Begleys!
So gorgeous ever By Cormac and friends exquisite ever thank you all so much Go Halainn
Great work lads choice of artists ,music and singing was brilliant, the show was so easy and beautiful,
But I can’t. Wait for Kilmaley and Fr Teds keep it going Boys
Go raibh maith agat Mary, we don't have too long to wait until the Clare episode!
Ah the days before social distancing- poor term distance physically not socially but still in person is always better
Dudes! you are so awesome!! I watched it five times in a row!! my feet dance by themselves!
Lovely comment!!
G'wan!
Great video
Wonderful
awesome polkas
❤
Tighter than a gearbox in a Mk2 Escort. Ceol na chlann, is é go hiontach
Has this family any relation to the lately-departed Séamus Ó Beaglaoich and his daughter Meabh? I'm somewhat new to the serious study of traditional music but I had the pleasure of meeting Meabh last year in Dingle.
Yup, the father (Brendan) is Seamus' brother. A hell of a talented bunch!
Looks like a very old accordion. Is it?
Would you know Inis Oirr by any chance?
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