The first tune is Rose of Allendale (as in Allendale , Northumberland UK). The tune was written by Charles Jeffreys and the music by Sidney Nelson in the 1830's. Check it out.
July 2023 Rose of Allandale is delightful especially with the added sound of the recorder and gives me immediate happiness. Please keep on RUclips as there is no where else we can hear this wonderful music. Julie Keating, Donvale, Vic.
What amazes me is the fact that, in this day and age of In Your Face Music, we can have this style of music that takes us back to a time when America and Europe were great countries, in every way. Thank you, men.
"The Rose of Allandale" (also “The Rose of Allendale”), is an English folk song, with words by Charles Jefferys and music by Sidney Nelson, composed in the 1830s and appearing in Blake's Young Flutist's Magazine in 1833. Because the song has been recorded by Paddy Reilly and Mary Black, many people mistakenly believe the song to be a (traditional) Irish song. It is also often believed to be of Scottish origin.
I just love what you guys do. Watched several of your clips and cannot get enough. Please keep sharing the wonderful music you all do play, bring tears of joy to me. Thankyou!! Randy
Yes. There is a small town called Allendale deep in Norhthumberland. Many years it was served by a branch line from Hexham where the River North Tyne flows into the South Tyne , then to the Sea at Newcastle. The Allendale Railway Line closed many years ago. I've often wondered if there is a connection with the Song? Charlie, Aberdeen, Scotland
Wow! I loved this so much, guys! I sure hope you'll come back soon! Don't want to miss your wonderful music and singing! God bless you, Brother Charlie (froggiechar)
The moon was bright, the night was clear No breeze came over the sea When mary left her highland home And wandered forth with me The flowers be-decked the mountainside And fragrance filled the vale But by far the sweetest flower there Was the rose of allendale Oh the rose of allendale Sweet rose of allendale By far the sweetest flower there Was the rose of allendale Where e'er I wandered east or west Though fate began to lour A solace still was she to me In sorrow's lonely hour When tempests lashed our lonely barque And rent her quivering sail One maiden's form withstood the storm 'twas the rose of allendale Oh sweet rose of allendale Sweet rose of allendale One maiden's form withstood the storm 'twas the rose of allendale
Hello. "The Rosebud of Allenvale" is a Slow Air written by the famous Scottish Violinist, James Scott Skinner. 1843 to 1927. He belonged to Banchory, Kincardineshire, and is buried in Allenvale Cemetery, Aberdeen. Charlie, Aberdeen, Scotland
This music is just GREAT. It's just a pity you didn't use a quieter room for recording. the traffic noise spoils the beauty of the music. Any chance you could do a retake and rub the soundtrack over the video?.
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The first tune is Rose of Allendale (as in Allendale , Northumberland UK). The tune was written by Charles Jeffreys and the music by Sidney Nelson in the 1830's. Check it out.
July 2023 Rose of Allandale is delightful especially with the added sound of the recorder and gives me immediate happiness. Please keep on RUclips as there is no where else we can hear this wonderful music. Julie Keating, Donvale, Vic.
What amazes me is the fact that, in this day and age of In Your Face Music, we can have this style of music that takes us back to a time when America and Europe were great countries, in every way. Thank you, men.
Erik Raichle Europe was never a country lol
Nor was America! (which spans from Ellesmere Island to Tierra del Fuego)
Wish I was there with you guys, awsome , well done , love what you all playing
Thanks guys just lovely playing ,I have family in Melbourne ,I must tell them about your recordings ,rgds to you all jrl from blighty
"The Rose of Allandale" (also “The Rose of Allendale”), is an English folk song, with words by Charles Jefferys and music by Sidney Nelson, composed in the 1830s and appearing in Blake's Young Flutist's Magazine in 1833. Because the song has been recorded by Paddy Reilly and Mary Black, many people mistakenly believe the song to be a (traditional) Irish song. It is also often believed to be of Scottish origin.
Moved me to tears. Beautiful
Super bien....Vous etes remarquables tous les 3 :-)) Tank You !
henny from holland oh wat beautifull music from out off the hart
I just love what you guys do. Watched several of your clips and cannot get enough. Please keep sharing the wonderful music you all do play, bring tears of joy to me. Thankyou!! Randy
Love the whistle.
Lovely! If on,y I’d been there you could have had me singing along!
So beautiful you bring heaven to earth Thank you guys as always a blessing priscilla
Fantastic.Love the addition of the whistle and all the ornamentations
This is great, may you continue for many years
Lovely, nice to see you all with a flute to compliment the tune.
Such beautiful music it conveys much feeling....It remnds me of years ago when the accordian( squeeze box ) was played and used regularly !
Superb.
Beautiful! Thanks guys.
Beautiful 🤩
Fantastic music, and an award of valor to Pierre for playing so beautifully while under siege! 5*
Lorna
I sure love the music.
Absolutely wonderful. Thanks so much!
Hello again from theUK. I have just subscribed to your channel.
Outstanding !!
beautiful...
exquisite music !
Fantastic music (Excellent)
I'm really loving these porch videos. You get great sound too, considering you're all outdoors.
Makes my heart feel lighter . . . Thank you guys : )
Bloody beautiful! Love the tin whistle.
Pierre, you attrack the flies ! Les mouches aiment votre musique. Flies love your playing;
Wonderfull playing of two very beautifull waltzes.
So Beautiful.
LOVED LOVED LOVED IT.
Just so beautiful. I have just discovered your music it is magical especially your gospel music and your irish airs
Jimmy Browne p
Yes. There is a small town called Allendale deep in Norhthumberland. Many years it was served by a branch line from Hexham where the River North Tyne flows into the South Tyne , then to the Sea at Newcastle. The Allendale Railway Line closed many years ago. I've often wondered if there is a connection with the Song? Charlie, Aberdeen, Scotland
Good job bob
Very beautiful, congratulations to the trio of artists!
Jusy amazing, well done you guys. Such a joy to listen to!
Good job😊
hi ron ,,,yeah they are beautiful waltzes which run well together,,,,a couple of our favs,,,cheers mate
I love this! Great music, so well played! You look like you're having great fun!
Wow! I loved this so much, guys! I sure hope you'll come back soon! Don't want to miss your wonderful music and singing! God bless you, Brother Charlie (froggiechar)
Just discovered you - many, many thanks. Just loving to listen.
very nice music .
The moon was bright, the night was clear
No breeze came over the sea
When mary left her highland home
And wandered forth with me
The flowers be-decked the mountainside
And fragrance filled the vale
But by far the sweetest flower there
Was the rose of allendale
Oh the rose of allendale
Sweet rose of allendale
By far the sweetest flower there
Was the rose of allendale
Where e'er I wandered east or west
Though fate began to lour
A solace still was she to me
In sorrow's lonely hour
When tempests lashed our lonely barque
And rent her quivering sail
One maiden's form withstood the storm
'twas the rose of allendale
Oh sweet rose of allendale
Sweet rose of allendale
One maiden's form withstood the storm
'twas the rose of allendale
So goood :))
Het is en blijft een mooi nummer. Ergens klinkt het droevig. Een goed instrumentenbeheer. Keep going on folks!
prettig in het gehoor klinkend. Mooi door zijn eenvoud!
thankyou Alain,,,,yeah pierre is great on that whistle,,,,cheers mate
great, compliments
Thank you!
Those darn flies:)
oh we like to have a bit of fun larry,,,it keeps us interested,,cheers mate
henny from holland 31 jul ,22 love you and your music would like to play with beautifull thanks
Super mooi.
very nice my dear enjoyed thanks regards
ASHOK
Thank you for your lovely comments, Matt. We are pleased you like our tunes! Thanks. From Hec and Bob.
That is an English song from Northumbria, actually "The Rose of Allendale".
Yes, Alan. I always associate it with that beautiful part of Northumberland. It's a lovely song. Charlie, Aberdeen
Scottish
English. Written by Charles Jeffreys and music by Sidney Nelson both Englishmen. First published in London 1820.
A very classy ending, too ;)
Thanks!
Yes, he is a talented musician! Thank you for your comment!
Nice playing.
I was expecting to hear 'The Rosebud of Allenvale' but I see now that's a quite different tune.
Hello. "The Rosebud of Allenvale" is a Slow Air written by the famous Scottish Violinist, James Scott Skinner. 1843 to 1927. He belonged to Banchory, Kincardineshire, and is buried in Allenvale Cemetery, Aberdeen. Charlie, Aberdeen, Scotland
I know... just didn't think there was another tune with so similar a title.
Pretty!
Can now accompany on harmonica !!
Hey what happens when you open and close the bag on it?
I need a link for tin whistle like this
This is music.
BLOODY FLIES yet he never missed a note
@MrHarryt8 well, yes, you were outnumbered by both!! Lorna
hi matt,,,yeah i think hec vamps up the sound sum how mate,,,he,s the techno guru here mate thanks for your comment mate
@accordiona
...From the pesky fly or the accordians..?? lol
V V good
This music is just GREAT. It's just a pity you didn't use a quieter room for recording. the traffic noise spoils the beauty of the music. Any chance you could do a retake and rub the soundtrack over the video?.
In Afrikaans ...South Africa..........Pragtig!!@!
thanks mate cheers
kom sit meer van die musiek op pratig
Well...
nice to see that he managed to wipe away the flee and play at same time.
Helge Larsen
Dvtgyumvx
They must be playing outdoors in Australia!
stilll is exqusite
:)
Nice song too bad the flies were so thick. sorry you had to suffer like that.
B
I'm Jewish soon...