MacNeil of Barra's March, pibroch or ceòl mór on the clàrsach or Gaelic harp

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  • Опубліковано 23 гру 2024

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  • @justinanderson2926
    @justinanderson2926 3 роки тому +1

    Wow, hearing piobroch ornamentation on harp is fantastic!

    • @paraigmacneil9028
      @paraigmacneil9028 3 роки тому

      Piobaireachd came into the Gaidhealtachd firstly via the harp via the Italian family of Cremona who came to Skye to server the MacLeods of Dunvegan as harpers (clarsairean). Hence the MacCrimmons!. When the pipes became the court instrument superseding the harp, the melodies and compositions with ornamentations were transferred form the harp to the pipes.

  • @brendanring24
    @brendanring24 9 років тому +1

    I really like it Sir!

    • @simonmchadwick
      @simonmchadwick  9 років тому

      +Brendan Ring Why thanks you Brendan! I hope you are well and busy!

  • @GaelicSurfer
    @GaelicSurfer 9 років тому

    Absolutely incredible! Thanks for posting.

  • @I_Wish_I_Was_Home
    @I_Wish_I_Was_Home 3 роки тому

    I wonder where MacNeil comes from
    apparently an article said dna proved its not the high irish king niall, but it is of norse or danish ancestry
    so possible njall ??

  • @alexandermackay-smith2364
    @alexandermackay-smith2364 4 роки тому

    Eh. Strings go out of tune. It’s the playing that counts. M. Chadwick’s ceol mor opens the ears to a stream of Western music completely distinct from the Italian-based continental mainstream. It flows through our cultural DNA, the voice of our ancestors. Why so few views? Where is everybody? - Kyokureki

  • @simonmchadwick
    @simonmchadwick  9 років тому +1

    Argh! The harp is so out of tune!

    • @zoltangodor1625
      @zoltangodor1625 7 років тому

      and you know what, it doesn't really feel so...
      uplifting play :)

    • @eowenspa2
      @eowenspa2 4 роки тому

      So is your comment