This was my favorite part of The Chieftans concert at Soka University, when the pipe band played and the same lass led more than a hundred people dancing through the concert hall. What a wonderful job Paddy Moloney has.
The name of this song can't be Brian Boru. Completly different of tha Brian Boru's march. This musical piece is an adaptation of an old traditionnal danse melody coming from French britanny, located in the "Vannettais" (Name of the neighborhood around the city of Vannes in the South Britanny). The dance is named "An Dro" who means a circle, round. A line dance moving to the left and the dancers makes a small circle with their arms.. The dancers on the movie are completly wrong in regard of the original dance. Also the tempo is slower than the video. This melody is a great classic reproduced and adapted by many musician of different countries, for example Carlos Nunez in Spain. (I'm a french traditional musician from britanny). But thanks to chieftains to adapt and promote this melody. But, I don't think that the Chieftains had named this song Brian Boru because they already played the Brian Boru's March in their discography and it's quite different.
Magnifica banda The Chiefntains,con nuestro genial CARLOS NÚÑEZ (el mejor gaitero del mundo),o por sí solos! Ojalá pronto vurlvan a actuar con nuestros queridos Carlos y Xuso Núñez... Una de mis asignaturas pendientes en esta vida es ver una de sus actuaciones en directo (y querría que The Chiefntains estuvieran con ellos).
I'd like to know what this actually is... because I love this. But its definitely not Brian Boru's March. Also, is there a better recording? That poor dude in the back doin work on that guitar, but is totally unheard. Also, 1:02 godmode toggled.. 1:06 all your stage are belong to us
This is the Branle d'Ecosse or First Scottish Branle from Thoinot Arbeau (1520-1595). It is still played and danced at "Balfolk" sessions here on the continent.
:D did not expect this, I love the Chieftains, even though they are diminished since Derek Bell passed away
This was my favorite part of The Chieftans concert at Soka University, when the pipe band played and the same lass led more than a hundred people dancing through the concert hall. What a wonderful job Paddy Moloney has.
ANOTHER POWERFULLY GREAT MARCH FROM THE BRILLIANTLY CREATIVE CHIEFTAIN.MUSICIANS!. LOVE ❤️ EVELYN O'CONNOR
St Patrick´s An dro.
The name of this song can't be Brian Boru. Completly different of tha Brian Boru's march. This musical piece is an adaptation of an old traditionnal danse melody coming from French britanny, located in the "Vannettais" (Name of the neighborhood around the city of Vannes in the South Britanny). The dance is named "An Dro" who means a circle, round. A line dance moving to the left and the dancers makes a small circle with their arms.. The dancers on the movie are completly wrong in regard of the original dance. Also the tempo is slower than the video. This melody is a great classic reproduced and adapted by many musician of different countries, for example Carlos Nunez in Spain. (I'm a french traditional musician from britanny). But thanks to chieftains to adapt and promote this melody. But, I don't think that the Chieftains had named this song Brian Boru because they already played the Brian Boru's March in their discography and it's quite different.
The tune is St Patrick’s An Dro. The pipe band is the Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band from St. Paul, Minnesota, USA.
Magnifica banda The Chiefntains,con nuestro genial CARLOS NÚÑEZ (el mejor gaitero del mundo),o por sí solos!
Ojalá pronto vurlvan a actuar con nuestros queridos Carlos y Xuso Núñez... Una de mis asignaturas pendientes en esta vida es ver una de sus actuaciones en directo (y querría que The Chiefntains estuvieran con ellos).
i saw this live in ny this was one of the best moments of my life! pure joy!!!!!!!!!!!
Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band playing a tune that doesn't sound like a march.
Wow the energy of this song is incredible
Reminds me of Carlos Nunez he's famous for it but this is unique
yeah! from breizh
MERCI ❤️
SO beautiful MUSIC 🌹
GOD BLESS EIREANN 🇮🇪
This is AWESOME!! :) :)
Cornish sticks yorkshire
I'd like to know what this actually is... because I love this. But its definitely not Brian Boru's March. Also, is there a better recording? That poor dude in the back doin work on that guitar, but is totally unheard. Also, 1:02 godmode toggled.. 1:06 all your stage are belong to us
This is the Branle d'Ecosse or First Scottish Branle from Thoinot Arbeau (1520-1595). It is still played and danced at "Balfolk" sessions here on the continent.
Thanks!
@bmf0003
This is a Breton tune called 'An Dro'.
It is heard regularly on St Patrick's Day on the Champs Elyseé in Paris.
Definitely the An dro: ruclips.net/video/N7Iaec6AAyQ/видео.html
Open a Rolls Royce factory in Dublin
Me and my sister go on board titanic 2 in 3 ciass
Saw them in Pittsburgh this past March. The pipe band they had almost blew the roof off the place!
Anglamoise means Rhyl
Yay!!
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What is the name of this tune?
"An Dro"
Wichita Caledonian - Brain Boru i think
It's called "St. Patrick's An Dro" , composed by Carlos Nunez in the Breton style.
Why are the chieftains recording with the orange lodge
Bigot!