Siobhán Armstrong, Lord Galway's Lamentation / Síle Ní Chonalláin HHSI 2015

[@billromansky9716]

Like dynamite going off in the heavens! Every time I listen to this song, it shakes something else loose, and inspires me to reach deeper.

[@mikeharpist]

Exquisite work. The silence at the end reminds me of seeing Ravi Shankar 50 years ago. I’m a deer in the headlights!

[@kemba1959]

Melancholy, but hauntingly beautiful at the same time. Unforgettable. Exceptional work Siobhán.

[@michaelcollins7738]

Siobhan is a maestro, a beautiful player of the early Gaelic harp.

[@LesNouvelle-Angleterreur]

My Nan would've loved this

[@rattyfingers8621]

3:05 veering into the artist revery. mad respect.

[@vivianwilson1271]

THIS IS IRREVERSIBLY BEAUTIFUL!!!PATHOS ,PAIN ,PLEASURE...WOVE WITH EMOTIONAL SKILL TO PROVIDE HEARTBREAKING RELIEF TO WEARY SOULS !!!V.W.

[@friendlybanjoatheist5464]

Sooooo moving. No gimmicks.

[@GaelicSurfer]

Thanks so much for this!

[@m.gorka04]

Beautiful, sweet sound...:)

[@johnobrien4315]

Go hiontach ar fad

[@rattyfingers8621]

This played as an up tempo march kicks ass. Heavy metal on concertina.

[@JochenVogel]

Lovely!

[@historicalharp]

Thanks, Jochen!

[@2010jibin]

wow....soo soothing

[@deborahgillen4219]

Are there lyrics to this?