Alan Stivell - Renaissance of the Celtic Harp - Gaeltacht
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- Опубликовано: 17 мар 2015
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Alan Stivell
Renaissance of the Celtic Harp
Gaeltacht
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Renaissance de la Harpe Celtique or Renaissance of the Celtic Harp is a 1972 record album by the Breton master of the Celtic harp Alan Stivell that revolutionised the connection between traditional folk music, modern rock music and world music
The release of this album with its fusion of classical, traditional folk and rock music, its mixture of instruments (cello, harp, electric guitar, traditional and modern drums) and its evocation of a utopian atmosphere and vision of humans in harmony with nature, immediately set it as a benchmark in the Celtic music revival of the 1970s
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Seeing Alan play this music, on this harp, back in 1978, in Santa Barbra, was what inspired me to start designing and building one of a kind custom harps. And now 46 years latter, and after over 387 harps, I am still building. 🙂 And I also am also still building laser beam harps too. 🙂
It was this record that inspired me to buy and learn to play my first celtic harp. He will always be my musical god.
J'adore! Tous citoyens du monde! Bretagne et pays celtiques en mouvement, les anciens comme les mondes nouveaux!
Stivell is my all time favorite musician.
I was a student in Poitiers in 1975 when a friend introduced me to this. It moves me to tears, it’s so inexpressibly beautiful.
Same age. When friend introduced me to this to.
I bought this album on a holiday in France in 1975. I fell in love with it like you did. Years later, my Uncle's wife protested aggressively when I saw the album in their flat and remebred having loaned it to my Uncle. All I said was, "Oh, there's my Alan Stivell album." without any other intention than recognising it. She went ballistic and started saying that they had bought it and I was always claiming ownership of things and loads of other garbage. I was 21, she was 35. I remember thinking "Oh yeah, you bought this album in Lewisham, South East London, an album with a French price sticker still on it and an album cover all in French.". I made the decision not to contest this situation with her because , I rationalised to myself, she needed this beautiful music in her life more than I needed to argue with her. I knew this music would always stay with me, and it has, and just hoped that one day she would be able to understand it herself. Here I am, heading towards 70 and this music has never left me.
I was a student in Tübingen in 1975 when I first heard the music of Alan Stivell.
I defy anyone not to be moved to tears by it and if they’re not- they’re not human!
Playing it now in the Highlands of Scotland bringing back many memories of the mid 70s
I was in School in Galway, Ireland, in 1971, I guess. Friend introduced me to the album. Was my favorite for years. And, have not heard it now for years., that wife and family thing.I had a dream last night and Alan's music was playing. Got up, and asked help from RUclips so great
Bradley Johnson
Nice tale Brian, I bought this CD back in 1992 and was entranced by the exquisite beauty of the harp sound now listen to a lot of his tunes on Spotify when I am marking, I am a teacher.
Bradley Johnson, Yes YT helps 😋☁️😌
@@masoodahmed2041 it's a really nice music. Classical celtic sound.
and we say we don't live in the future..
yep, i also heard it over and over again in the 70s - some years ago i found something sweet again - from the 80s on i was very much into all sorts of african music, saw countless african bands and musicians live, then investigated youtube and suddenly was confronted with this:
ruclips.net/video/NU-H2zg3_BM/видео.html
love and greetings from germany
La harpe instrument de musique divin un régal pour mes oreilles.
When i walk in the Huelgoat forest or in Brocéliande , this music comes in my mind ... Don't need anything else , only this music and the wind's noise in the trees ...
Yes it's so good to walk through the ground and its silence in which the music disrupts the reality herself...
Went to Stivell in the Savoy in Cork around '75-76. Got to meet him before the concert one of my happy memories of great times.
Alan Stivell, la du renouveau de la musique celtique.
Magical and so beautiful.. thank you very much 🙏
Descubrí este disco por mi cuenta allá en los años 90. Entonces yo era un chico de 15 años de Sevilla que no soportaba el sempiterno flamenco y que buscaba algo que de verdad me llenara. La música de Alan Stivell, junto a otros, ayudó a conformarme como ciudadano del mundo.
que bien...
Excelente! somos muchos. Debemos tener una vision mas global del mundo, en todos sus aspectos
I mean, flamenco is nice also...
Profoundly beautiful.
Absolute classic. Timeless and glorious!
exactement
Tout simplement magnifique🙏🙏🙏
Music by which to Dream especially whilst awake.
Thank you so much, Yubal Harshaw. Does so good to hear good old Alan again. This music is a banquet for the soul. Love :>|) coad l.a. / club of active depressives L.A.
Une pause magique sensuelle et poétique ....
I love having a few beers while listening to this.
Heavenly
En Moselle moi j' existe et lui je connais.depuis 40ans.deja..
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"Celtic Soul Music"
mystisch schön meditativ fantastisch
Bellissimo💖
The Castle on the picture is in Germany. I have already slept there für 3 nights. Its wonderful.
Wonderful to listen to Alan again .... first went to a concert in 1973 - 74 I believe it was, when he came to Germany .... it was only a small crowd more like a family gathering ..... spent several holidays in the Bretagne in France after that, where the tradition of the harp is still alive .... brings back so many memories .... the old church half fallen ruins and menhir fields along the coast .... enchanting to say the least ....
Ich habe ihn auch in der 1970er-Jahren in Köln erlebt in einem Saal mit mehreren 100 Zuhörern.
Zum Schluss zog er wie ein Rattenfänger durch die Zuschauerreihen :-)
Magic!!
Sublissime...🎶🖤🖤🖤
Hésite think ❤
Yes i think ❤
This got me into playing harp way back in the 70s. I'd love a copy on cd of this and Chemins De Terre.
Me gusta... Gracias a quien compartió y saludos 👋🏼👋🏼 desde The Occidental and Tropical Republic Bananera 🍌🍌 of Ecuador in South America 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
J'ai toujours aimé cette musique - mais sur l'image, ce n'est pas un château celtique - c'est le château d'Eltz en Allemagne!
Thank you. I first heard this album in the early 70', my mother had it on vinyl, I played it so many times. Very fine music.
Have been trying to find a copy of the whole album for a long time. Cd would be good.
You should be able to get this on CD even I have this on CD.
@@masoodahmed2041 I will have another look for it thanks
Thou art god.
Jai bien aime merci Mathilde Francoise
A little backstory by way of explanation: I first saw this picture in a Google picture search for an image to use. It had no data with it saying what or where this castle is. But the picture looked very much like Celt architecture to me so I chose to animate it to present Alan Stivell's music in this upload. I have since come to learn that this castle is actually in Germany.
See this image...
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Very very nice
Early morning resets
Vive la race
Impec
They will fail in capturing our Souls...
Lovely album, yes, but there is a terrible hiss on this recording. You don't notice it at first because it starts with sound of the seashore but after 15 minutes you realise it must be the needle or turntable.
Yes old band driven turntable. Wish it had been a Lin sondek.
I guess it is assumed. And if you want it perfect i recommend buying the disc :)
I thought it was the sound of the rain in the video!
The hiss is wonderful as it sounds like Irish rain falling delicious
I have both the record from long ago and the cd and that hissing makes it hard to hear the subtle qualities of the sound.
This LP decided my love for Brittany as Royaume de Siam (Gérard Manset) my vocation for the East
I wish it would stop raining.
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Photo du château d'Eltz en Allemagne ...quel rapport avec la harpe celtique ? J'aurais préféré les alignements de Carnac ...
C'est le côté graphique et mystérieux ! , je pense .
Un château écossais dans la brume aurait été tout autant mystérieux et , pour le coup , davantage celtique non ?@@patricklacombe5186
seems to have recorded this in an aviary - why add the birds?
Where is the castle located?
Looks like Eltz Castle in Germany.
I had the honour of seeing Alan Stivell in concert many years ago....He is a true magician who stirs the heart and soul.
Exactly ms take; it is the "Burg Eltz", half an hour away from by village at the Mosel river, well known on the front side of the former 50 DM, called the "brown Giant".
@@hans-peterklein1233 I am so in love with the internet. I always wanted to go to germany and great britain to visit castles. What are your recommendations?
@@QW3RTYUU Try Burg Hohenzollern if you plan to visit southern part of Germany and still seat of the Prussian Family ... some 80 km south of Stuttgart ... or 30 km south of Tübingen, famous old University city .... and if there you might as well drive another hour south to the Danube River and Kloster Beuon, a very famous Monastary of the Benedict Monks .... used to spend many weekends there for my personal studies .... and wander down the Danube Valley and doing some rock climbing ... oh, and then there is Haigerloch, just some 15 km from the Burg Hohenzollern .... check it out on Google Earth ... famous also for it's Atom Cellar, where the Germans hid their Uranium at the end of WWII in a cave just underneath the castle there .... worth a visit as well .... then there is Sigmaringen on the Danube as well ....
Forz penonz ?