@@nathaliecloarec2128 Yes, it's so important to remember that what Carlos Nuñez is playing here this is actually traditional music from Brittany, NOT music from his native Galicia.
@@bonnylopez198 indeed, but Galicia and Brittany share the same Celtic roots so I think our hearts share the same fire everytime pipes and whistles blows 🔥 making the OP comment legit 😊
Carlos Nunez est le chantre de la Paix, nos coeurs sont à l 'unisson, nos âmes se frôlent et se touchent merci est un mot trop petit pour vous dire combien je vous aime
Sí,la música celta es adictiva.Yo soy adicto desde que la descubrí en 1992,ahora hace ya 20 años,y me sigue gustando,aunque también me gustan otras cosas.Espléndido Carlos Núñez en el Celtic Connections.
De verdad, Robert, la música celta es adictiva porque también a mí, eslava, da tanta alegría y ritmo para moverme, sentada en la silla trabajando, traduciendo textos aburridos! Gracias por tu comentario sabio!
When he performed this classic in his native Galicia, there were hundreds of pipers that marched into the building--now THAT ONE will not to be forgotten.
Cet An dro est devenu emblématique en Bretagne, tous les sonneurs le connaisent il fait partie des airs qu'ils ont en commun et qu'ils sont capables de jouer ensemble lors d'un triomphe.
The name of this Breton andro is "St Patrick's Day," certainly an appropriately named tune to play at a concert that's part of the huge "Celtic Connections" annual pan-Celtic music festival in Scotland!
comment ne pas rester sensible a cette musique que j'adore depuis logtemps,musique intemporelle d'autant plus que mes grands parents maternels étaient d'origine espagnole,
Cristiano del Mar school has much more important things to teach than any celtic presence in Poland, but for your information, there is only a small evidence that celts passed from deep 1/5 of poland, nothing special
O Brasil, viva o Brasil, eu por um acidente sentimental, não sou brasileiro... meus pais estavam para emigrar ao Brasil procedentes da Galiza, 1953, antes de eu nascer, mas um acidente impeliu... Viva o Brasil, viva a Galiza...Origem da nossa língua comum, o português... (galego-português)
It has been a long time since this was asked, but maybe the answer still helps someone... At The Session you can find lots of tunes, every one of them with ABC and standard music notations.
Muy cierto. Los "españoles" prehistóricos se refugiaron en la zona de Gibraltar, durante lo peor de la última glaciación; pues toda Europa, incluida casi toda España, estaba bajo el hielo. Más tarde, según mejoraba el clima con el paso de los milenios, fueron colonizando tierras cada vez más al norte. Pintaron Altamira y colonizaron las Islas Británicas y Francia Sur-Occidental . Los españoles más puros de raza que aún sobreviven son los vascos y ellos tienen un porcentaje del haplogrupo R1b similar a irlandeses, galeses, escoceses y franceses de la Francia Atlántica. Es evidente que tenemos un antepasado común.
If you wish the music in a setting for the highland pipe, please leave a message on the Facebook page for Neilston & District Pipe Band. You can have in it .bww format or as a PDF file.
Carlos Nunez plays recorder on that one, as far as i know he doesn't really play whistle but galician pipes and recorder. St patrick's An Dro is the name of the tune. The session has the sheet music for it.
Estás seguro? por qué me parece que funciona más como una especia de whistle, creo que en vez de destapar el agujero de abajo (si es que lo tiene) sopla de forma más cerrada para hacer una escala más aguda
I don't think it's a flute as they're edge blown and recorders have more holes. It looks and sounds like a low whistle, same as a penny (or tin) whistle but one octave down. I don't recognise the particular model he's playing but there are mnay custom makers around so it may be one off. Google 'wooden low whistle' and you'll find plenty of examples.
Ich glaube die denken eher WAS ist gronkh, da das ja aus unseren Kommentaren nicht unbedingt ersichtlich ist, dass es sich dabei um eine Person handelt :D
En dro means once but also go around, etc, in Breton. Like the word turn in English. It is qn allusion to the type of dance that fits this type of tune.
Celtic music is so great.
It really strikes the heart, here in Galicia once the bagpipes start playing, its dancing time. :)
Every hour is dancing hour, brother!
Breton music yes😘
@@nathaliecloarec2128 Yes, it's so important to remember that what Carlos Nuñez is playing here this is actually traditional music from Brittany, NOT music from his native Galicia.
@@bonnylopez198 indeed, but Galicia and Brittany share the same Celtic roots so I think our hearts share the same fire everytime pipes and whistles blows 🔥 making the OP comment legit 😊
The sounds that are carried in the heart all over the world with the masterful Carlos Núñez!
The more I play this tune, the more I love it !
Agreed.
With love from Siberia, the best music!
Being a descendant of three Celtic nations, Ireland, Brittany, Galicia, this music hits me hard!
Carlos Nunez est le chantre de la Paix,
nos coeurs sont à l 'unisson, nos âmes se frôlent et se touchent
merci est un mot trop petit pour vous dire combien je vous aime
I´m hypnotised, mesmerised and simply fascinated by dat flute.
All flutes are fascinating.
Bravo Carlos! Sempre e moi emocionante escoitarte.
من مغربي موري
و محب للثقافة الإسبانية التي أجد نفسي كمغربي غارقا وسطها 😍😍😍😍🎩🎩🎩🌺🌺🌺🌺
Sí,la música celta es adictiva.Yo soy adicto desde que la descubrí en 1992,ahora hace ya 20 años,y me sigue gustando,aunque también me gustan otras cosas.Espléndido Carlos Núñez en el Celtic Connections.
Yo empecé con gwendall a los 12 años y aquí estoy en la bretaña francesa descubriendo sus misterios y melodías 15 años más tarde, kelt karantez ❤
De verdad, Robert, la música celta es adictiva porque también a mí, eslava, da tanta alegría y ritmo para moverme, sentada en la silla trabajando, traduciendo textos aburridos! Gracias por tu comentario sabio!
now that is a seriously awesome tune, I must learn this one!
When he performed this classic in his native Galicia, there were hundreds of pipers that marched into the building--now THAT ONE will not to be forgotten.
Musta been a glorious thing!
Breton music is beautiful . Sorry îm breton woman🥰
Just to clarify: this song is from Brittany, not Galicia.
With love from Liverpool ♡
Que grande nuestro querido Carlos Núñez...!! Saludos a las naciones Celtas..!!
Cet An dro est devenu emblématique en Bretagne, tous les sonneurs le connaisent il fait partie des airs qu'ils ont en commun et qu'ils sont capables de jouer ensemble lors d'un triomphe.
Genial, nunca la había escuchado Gracias Katie.
Beyond addictive, hear it in my sleep!
The name of this Breton andro is "St Patrick's Day," certainly an appropriately named tune to play at a concert that's part of the huge "Celtic Connections" annual pan-Celtic music festival in Scotland!
Thank you for making people aware that this song is Breton.
Scot, French, English, Irish, African, Haitian, Cherokee, Choctaw! Love it!
Loved filming Carlos at The Burren in Somerville, MA. So much fun.
Bravo and thank you tomtscotland for this video!
comment ne pas rester sensible a cette musique que j'adore depuis logtemps,musique intemporelle d'autant plus que mes grands parents maternels étaient d'origine espagnole,
Ce n’est espagnol mais breton. An dro est une dance bretonne repris par Carlos
Esta cancion es verdaderamente adictiva la musica celta es lo mejor!!!
A brilliant piece of playing
VIVA A MINHA GALLAECIA!!!!!!!!!!! A TERRA MAIS LINDA DO MUNDO!!!!!!!
The title of the song is "An Dro". This is an type of dance of Breizh
Beautiful
Be you French, English, German, Italian, Scottish, Flemish, Irish, Spanish, Welsh, Polish, rejoice, for we are truly united in our Celtic ancestry.
and Portuguese with the gaitas de foles.
Moregasm the Powerful polish?? what's next, Estonians?
Fernando González galega
@@Chris-xb7gm Polish is written with capital P so back to school, and there were also Celts in Poland. Go back to school again!
Cristiano del Mar school has much more important things to teach than any celtic presence in Poland, but for your information, there is only a small evidence that celts passed from deep 1/5 of poland, nothing special
wonderful music... a' cluich air a feadag agus a' seinn air a phiob mhòr!
O Brasil, viva o Brasil, eu por um acidente sentimental, não sou brasileiro... meus pais estavam para emigrar ao Brasil procedentes da Galiza, 1953, antes de eu nascer, mas um acidente impeliu... Viva o Brasil, viva a Galiza...Origem da nossa língua comum, o português... (galego-português)
oui la vie devient si belle comme cela.
مغربي عاشق قديم للفن الأندلسي
إسباني + مغربي 🎩👍💪
أبناء عمي لا هروب عنكم
وصية إيزابيلا المشؤومة هي وبال علينا جميعا
Excellent song!
Vive la Bretagne! Go celts!
Go Keltia!
de toute beauté .
this is magic....
Splendid, splendido, splendide (sorry I don't know Spanish).
very very good playing :)
I'm looking for the same thing! :P
I'm trying to play it by ear but is driving me crazy!!!
Here I am dancing again!!
love that confused guy at 4:12 :D
O breizh ma bro!!
Y CARLOS NUÑEZ de GALICIA para todo el mundo
"An dro" es de Gran Bretaña
It has been a long time since this was asked, but maybe the answer still helps someone...
At The Session you can find lots of tunes, every one of them with ABC and standard music notations.
R1B Spanish Celtiberian genetics in Action, no doubts mother land of Irish, Scottish or Welsh...
Celtiberians? No. The Greeks and Romans named the NW people of Iberia as "Celticae gentis" or "keltikoi/Celtici".
Muy cierto. Los "españoles" prehistóricos se refugiaron en la zona de Gibraltar, durante lo peor de la última glaciación; pues toda Europa, incluida casi toda España, estaba bajo el hielo. Más tarde, según mejoraba el clima con el paso de los milenios, fueron colonizando tierras cada vez más al norte. Pintaron Altamira y colonizaron las Islas Británicas y Francia Sur-Occidental . Los españoles más puros de raza que aún sobreviven son los vascos y ellos tienen un porcentaje del haplogrupo R1b similar a irlandeses, galeses, escoceses y franceses de la Francia Atlántica. Es evidente que tenemos un antepasado común.
This song is from Brittany, not Galicia.
he is a great flute and bag pipes player also....
Hermosa y muy alegre.
It's a John Swayne F whistle.
Thanks I allready have them :-)
Genau deshalb kenne ich dieses Lied
Genial!
Excelente.
Anyone know the name of this Sandro? It's a gorgeous "primal" tune, & beautifully played by Carlos!!!
Awesome
Super❤❤❤
Viva galiza
I would bet the whistle is a Jhon Swayne, in boxwood, low G.
If you wish the music in a setting for the highland pipe, please leave a message on the Facebook page for Neilston & District Pipe Band. You can have in it .bww format or as a PDF file.
Rip Yves Leblanc and Gennetines 2020
yo quiero aprender esta cancion en la flauta. alguien sabes adonde yo puedo buscar algo para aprender esta cancion??
Carlos Nunez plays recorder on that one, as far as i know he doesn't really play whistle but galician pipes and recorder. St patrick's An Dro is the name of the tune. The session has the sheet music for it.
No thumb hole, no 4th finger hole so not a recorder, surely?
It's a Jon Swayne whistle in F.
Know somebody the Name of this fantasti Song ?
interesante punto gracias=)
❤👏
Quand un air de musique et de danse Bretonne s'invite en Angleterre
Estás seguro? por qué me parece que funciona más como una especia de whistle, creo que en vez de destapar el agujero de abajo (si es que lo tiene) sopla de forma más cerrada para hacer una escala más aguda
No, es un whistle. Fíjate en la digitación.
♥
Es musica de Bretagna ("an dro")
¡Muchas gracias por su comentario muy acertado!
cool Raoul!!!!!
Sorry: Nunez es de Galicia, An dro es una danza bretona.
Muchas gracias por su comentario---usted tiene toda la razón al decir que An Dro es una danza bretona.
Quel est cet instrument ? Une flûte irlandaise ou autre ? C’est sublime ❤ !!
Il devrait être un low whistle si on voit sa forme allongée, plus que du tin whistle. La tonalité est Fa. Salutations de l’Espagne 🇪🇸😉🌀
Does anyone know the precise name of the flute that he is playing?
I don't think it's a flute as they're edge blown and recorders have more holes. It looks and sounds like a low whistle, same as a penny (or tin) whistle but one octave down. I don't recognise the particular model he's playing but there are mnay custom makers around so it may be one off. Google 'wooden low whistle' and you'll find plenty of examples.
is it...Ian?
Ian the Flute to be more precise
Jon Swayne Low F whistle.
viva GALICIAAAAAAAA
Where can this song be purchased?
Ich glaube die denken eher WAS ist gronkh, da das ja aus unseren Kommentaren nicht unbedingt ersichtlich ist, dass es sich dabei um eine Person handelt :D
Quelle sorte de flûte est-ce s'il vous plaît ?
What kind of whistle is it, please ?
I would love to learn how to play flute..
@VictoriaFiddlers I know about the name... If I'm not mistakten, an An Dro (or En Dro) is just a tune type?
En dro means once but also go around, etc, in Breton. Like the word turn in English. It is qn allusion to the type of dance that fits this type of tune.
wwitch kind of whistle he have in the video?
Porque está construído con madera, como las flautas.
Much different than my usual fare, more like my daughter and her daughter, who at the ripe old age of nine has her first set of bag pipes.
i'm looking for the same thing?
somebody know the flute is he using? :) thanks!
This is a very good low whistle, and I think it's in F. Even if it's not, you can play it with every whistle you want!
it's by jon swayne
thanks :) I will check it out!
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already found a sheet for it? Else I have it for you :-)
Could you, please, send me the sheet for that song (treble clef if possible)? :)
what is this for a flute?
⚘🎶💕💐
@MoonlightEve no, but you can write the main melody, its not that hard... just pick an minor tone.....
Geil!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
title?
Arlen der Dichter "An Dro" 😀🥁
what kind of flute is that?!
Whistle.
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sin embargo me suena mas a una flauta tipo recorder
kunstenaars !!!!!!
💯👌💐🌈♀️🧜🇪🇦
Wer kennt den song wegen Gronkh?
no es de bretagna, es de galicia
Lo siento pero está usted muy equivocado--- tanto la melodia de "An Dro", como la danza de "An Dro" , son de origen breton.
Mezo ganet an Breizh