@@chriscoughlan5221Maybe…. But God bless Ireland, and Scotland too. Both Celtic and beautiful countries. Please pardon my ignorance. Maybe someday I will be able to see the Highlands. And visit the Isle of Skye.
Absolutely transfixed, transcending this plane. The instruments, played by the finest, struggle to come close to what flows naturally from Muireann. Words cannot convey valid comment for the beauty and purity expressed. I am grateful. Not a word do I understand, but it does not matter, the emotion and depth from which she sings speaks much deeper, exceeding the capacity of words. Thank you.
Last night I was very weak and exhausted There was a vision coming in the presence of the beautiful fair-haired woman. Her head hair was buckled yellow, sloping down to the ground with it. It was with the sound of her mouth that she struck the magic of her Banban music. That is the Clan Gael of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy. The only son of a fighting prince will come to be called Bonaparte. The Emperor and the Spaniard, who sent a guard to Scotland. I would never have been happy to have the residence of the King of Saxony. Without exact thanks to the edge of their swords, I would have sold the father to them To the Gaelic Clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of prophecy. The green pill is not the best place for him to travel Because the best man in them is nothing but an English black sparrow. I throw them in the middle of them, and not a dampness for the Orangemen. That black debts in the young would satisfy their frameworks. To the Gaelic Clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of prophecy. Leaving the field, take off all your hats It is a prayer to Mother Mary on the day of going to Galloway. Priests, bishops and brethren, the Pope will be the head of the Church Praying to God every day with a desire to make the English wander To the Gaelic Clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of prophecy.
. Such a wonderful combination; a sweet Celtic melody and the sustaining drone of the hurdy-gurdy. . You know, there will be hurdy-gurdys in heaven. May we all be good enough in this life to be there for the likes of this.
Like in traditional Indian music, the drone ties everything together. Each note stacked on top harmonises with it or brings some tension to be melted away later. Absolutely gorgeous. In Hindu belief it´s a reminder how we are all one as Atman. I don´t think there is such an idea behind it in Celtic music, but the effect is very similar. Celtic is more harmonious and studied, where Indian is more spontaneous, but with great artists the deepest ritual can be performed with vivid spontaneity.
There is a similar haunting drone from the bag pipes. I like to think of it representing the all encompassing life force of the Creator that sustains all things.
How interesting to read. Thank you so much for sharing that. I have no music training, but my mother was a Classically trained Coloratura Soprano and Pianist. Anything I know is by eavesdropping or from mimicking, but I recall Mom saying good Sopranos hit the highest notes softly and have no vibrato. Some may laugh at what I say, but it seems she is not singing with a vibrato, but ìs hitting actually separate notes sung ever so softly around (or connected with) a main notes. That has to be incredibly difficult or incredibly wrong....I don't know.
Hindu culture and Celtic culture are very closely related. Their languages share the same root etymology, and they both share the Goddess Danu, even having the same words in both languages for certain things. Both Hindu and Celtic beliefs and practices touch the heart of anyone who hears their songs. Mere Guru Dev! Namaste! 🙏
I would marry her just so I could listen to her voice all day long. She puts so much emotion into her singing, it transfixes one. You do not want to move of even breathe while she sings. I wish I had a knack for languages. I tried to learn it years ago but could not even though most of my ancestors are from Ireland and Scotland.
Keep trying Dougie! (I don't mean marry her I mean speaking! FCS!) I was using Duolingo to learn Scottish Gaelic but took the last year off, but now I challenge you to this: We will each pick a greeting to use on friends and family and maybe please and thankyou's too, AND we will stick some labels on stuff and say the names when we see those things...just for fun and maybe we will click the language switch in our brains. Maybe there is an online FB group where we can speak and learn with a community and maybe we should find a Gael that we can chat with online...just be careful how you say that to your wife if you're married.
Aréir is mé go tláth lag, ` Go tabhartha tnáite in easpa cirt 'Sea dhearcas a' teacht 'm láthair An bhean dob áille fionnachruth Bhí gruaig a cinn go búclach buí Ina shlaodaibh síos go talamh léi 'S le glór a béil gur bhuail sí an draíocht Ar cheoltaibh sí na Banban Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann, Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht Tiocfaidh aon-mhac phrionsa an chomhraic Gurb ainm dó siúd Bonaparte An tImpire is an Spáinneach Ag cur gárda leis go hAlbain Ní bheidh siúd choíche sásta Le háitreabh Rí na Sacsan a fháil Gan buachan cruinn le faobhar a gclaíomh Go mbainfidh díol a n-athar dóibh Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann, Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht Tiocfaidh cabhair agus fuaim orainn, Is béim go léir haiteasach Is glaofaim' ar ár gcúnamh Chun dúbailt' ins na rainceanaibh Is séidfim 'adharc is biúgal, Galltrump' ar dtús an chatha amuigh Beidh smáil is bleást an phúdair Ag baint smúit as croíthe na Sasanach Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann, Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht Le linn dul as an bpáirc daoibh, Bainí go leir bhur hataí dhaoibh Is guí chun Muire Máthair An lá do dhul ar Ghall-phoic Beidh sagairt, easpaig, bráithe Is an Pápa ceann na heaglaise Ag guí chun Dé gach lá le fonn An fán do chur ar Shasanaigh Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann, Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht _____________________________ Last night I was in a weak time, exhausted in lack of justice Yes, a vision was coming to me of the woman who was a beautiful figure Her hair in a yellow buckle was slipping down to the ground with her It was with the sound of her mouth that she struck the magic on which she sang the Banban That is the Gaelic clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy The only son of the opposing prince will become his name Bonaparte The Emperor and the Spaniard send a guard to Scotland Those will never be happy to get the premises of the King of Saxony Without accurate victory with the edge of their sword the sale of their father will win them That is the Gaelic clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy Help and sound will come to us, it is all an atheistic emphasis And I call 'our help to double' in the ranks And I'll blow 'horn and bugle, galltrump' at the beginning of the battle outside The smudge and the taste of the powder will smother the hearts of the English That is the Gaelic clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy As you leave the field, take off all your hats It is a prayer to Mary Mother the day of going to Gall-phoic Priests, bishops, brethren and the Pope will be the head of the church Praying to God every day with a desire to make the English wander That is the Gaelic clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy
Well done Padraig in giving the translation . what a beautiful air. The sentiments expressed in the song are just. The English came here and they have no receipts for the places they are in, the planters, and the old Gaels deported and worse. How ever they could think that the likes of the United Irishmen were disloyal when they acted for the oppressed native Irish. Henry Joy, William Orr, Woke Tone and later Robert Emmet all knew right from wrong and all perished at the hands of the stranger. Charles Kickham, who wrote Knocknagow and introduced us to 'Matt the Thresher' , he was right when he said at his trial ' It is English Justice that's on its trial'.
@@michaeloflynn2051 Well did Col. John Roy Stuart Iain Ruadh) declaim of them in his song: Là Chuil-lodair (The day of Culloden): " ... Sìol nan cuilein gum bhàidh ... " - " ... the seed of the merciless curs ..."
Now we are getting into very deep water, how can you remember all the lines of this very long song without referring to notes? I am blown away and the music is absolutely beautiful. 👍
The instrument on my left as I’m watching this, I mean. The one where this fellow looks like he’s turning a handle repeatedly and pressing some keys or button of some sort. That’s cool.
Your Music is stunging, it gives me goose pumps, its as it should be. Traditional at its very best. I will be promoting your music in my Bee documentaries. I will leave links in future. I never taught id find this music interesting, but you Sing & play it so fine, God bless ur hearts, " ALL OF YOU"
Muireann’s performance is magical as always. It’s never boring listening to her. Anyway, does anyone know the name of that musical instrument ? I’ve never seen it before and the way it’s played is quite interesting.
It is known as a Hurdy Gurdy and dates back to the medieval period. The crank turns a wheel that plays the strings. The keys press strings down on to the wheel. A drone can be maintained in addition.
Sár-mhaith ó thaobh ceoil de agus an-suimiúil i leith an dóigh a leiríonn sé dearcadh na nGael ar Napoléon thart ar an bhliain 1808 agus an dóchas go mbeadh sé i ndán saoirse a thabhairt don phobal agus na máistrí a chaitheamh amach. In é seo tá sé ar aon dul leis an amhrán Sliabh na mBan ( is oth liom féinig etc.)
The harmonium was conceived in the West, but today largely resides in the East, particularly in the Indian subcontinent; so much so that many mistakenly think it to be an Indian instrument. During the British occupation of India several European harmoniums made their way to India where they became the cynosure of the eyes of Indian musicians.One such musician was Dwarkanath Ghose, whose company Dwarkin & Sons, was a leading manufacturer of musical instruments in Kolkata (then Calcutta). In 1875, he brought out his version of the Indian hand-harmonium, an instrument more than halved in size from the European harmonium because it was pumped by hand-operated bellows located at the back of the instrument instead of foot-operated bellows beneath the keyboard.
This is hilarious at 0.25x. I guess it should be the same for any song with lots of laryngeal vibrato. *Edit:* works well with tiny tim, I nearly shit myself.
@@CelticSongs , I just knew you were gonna! Lol. Oh wow! I have heard of them. And I think even heard them. But never set me eyes on one before. Very cool instrument. Thanks for introducing me to it.
Celts are originally of Turkish descent, history has been lying to humanity for years, because if they accept this truth then the whole world history will have to be rewritten,,this music has a different structure from all European music we know, smell, taste, melody of music, sounds are totaly different, please dont forget ! music is also an language . did you know also the old turkish alphabet is source of latin alphabet ?? !!If you don't believe it, you can search it yourself and see the similarity. In fact, some Turkish letters continue to be used in their original form in the Latin alphabet today.
Aréir is mé go tláth lag, ` Go tabhartha tnáite in easpa cirt 'Sea dhearcas a' teacht 'm láthair An bhean dob áille fionnachruth Bhí gruaig a cinn go búclach buí Ina shlaodaibh síos go talamh léi 'S le glór a béil gur bhuail sí an draíocht Ar cheoltaibh sí na Banban Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht Tiocfaidh aon-mhac phrionsa an chomhraic Gurb ainm dó siúd Bonaparte An tImpire is an Spáinneach Ag cur gárda leis go hAlbain Ní bheidh siúd choíche sásta Le háitreabh Rí na Sacsan a fháil Gan buachan cruinn le faobhar a gclaíomh Go mbainfidh díol a n-athar dóibh Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht Tiocfaidh cabhair agus fuaim orainn Is béim go léir haiteasach Is glaofaim' ar ár gcúnamh Chun dúbailt' ins na rainceanaibh Is séidfim 'adharc is biúgal Galltrump' ar dtús an chatha amuigh Beidh smáil is bleást an phúdair Ag baint smúit as croíthe na Sasanach Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht
I have no words......tears are streaming down my face.....God bless Ireland.
I thought this was Scottish ??
@@chriscoughlan5221Maybe…. But God bless Ireland, and Scotland too. Both Celtic and beautiful countries. Please pardon my ignorance. Maybe someday I will be able to see the Highlands. And visit the Isle of Skye.
@@tomlewis632 you need to study yr geography young man!
IT'S "CELTISH" SO ANY OF THE CELT NATIONS, INCLUDING IRELAND, SCOTLAND, WALES AND BRITTANY
@@chriscoughlan5221
When it comes to pure melodic phrasing, beauty and expressive power, Celtic music is untouchable.
No truer word said.
Up the Barretts!
Absolutely transfixed, transcending this plane. The instruments, played by the finest, struggle to come close to what flows naturally from Muireann. Words cannot convey valid comment for the beauty and purity expressed. I am grateful. Not a word do I understand, but it does not matter, the emotion and depth from which she sings speaks much deeper, exceeding the capacity of words. Thank you.
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@@CelticSongs I have been for a while and appreciate you
I was going to put in a comment of my own, but after reading yours I realized there's nothing else really needed. Thank you for putting it so well.
who are the musicians?
Last night I was very weak and exhausted
There was a vision coming in the presence of the beautiful fair-haired woman.
Her head hair was buckled yellow, sloping down to the ground with it.
It was with the sound of her mouth that she struck the magic of her Banban music.
That is the Clan Gael of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy.
The only son of a fighting prince will come to be called Bonaparte.
The Emperor and the Spaniard, who sent a guard to Scotland.
I would never have been happy to have the residence of the King of Saxony.
Without exact thanks to the edge of their swords, I would have sold the father to them
To the Gaelic Clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of prophecy.
The green pill is not the best place for him to travel
Because the best man in them is nothing but an English black sparrow.
I throw them in the middle of them, and not a dampness for the Orangemen.
That black debts in the young would satisfy their frameworks.
To the Gaelic Clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of prophecy.
Leaving the field, take off all your hats
It is a prayer to Mother Mary on the day of going to Galloway.
Priests, bishops and brethren, the Pope will be the head of the Church
Praying to God every day with a desire to make the English wander
To the Gaelic Clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of prophecy.
Muireann is an amazing performer with a remarkably supple voice and fantastic control. I always love that she is so respectful of the music.
. Such a wonderful combination; a sweet Celtic melody and the sustaining drone of the hurdy-gurdy.
. You know, there will be hurdy-gurdys in heaven. May we all be good enough in this life to be there for the likes of this.
Glad you liked it
I thought that was just something the Swedish chef of the muppets said.. Is that what it is?
Ich bin immer wieder zutiefst berührt - es ist wie ein Streicheln der Seele. Ich habe so ein Gefühl von Erinnern und zu Hause ankommen. Thanks!
Danke, dass du so einen poetischen Kommentar hinterlassen hast
I don't understand the words, but I don't think I've heard a more beautiful song, sung so beautifully. Melts my heart.
She has an incredible voice 😍
Like in traditional Indian music, the drone ties everything together. Each note stacked on top harmonises with it or brings some tension to be melted away later. Absolutely gorgeous. In Hindu belief it´s a reminder how we are all one as Atman. I don´t think there is such an idea behind it in Celtic music, but the effect is very similar. Celtic is more harmonious and studied, where Indian is more spontaneous, but with great artists the deepest ritual can be performed with vivid spontaneity.
There is a similar haunting drone from the bag pipes. I like to think of it representing the all encompassing life force of the Creator that sustains all things.
This style of Gaelic music is not rigid. Different every time sung.
How interesting to read. Thank you so much for sharing that. I have no music training, but my mother was a Classically trained Coloratura Soprano and Pianist. Anything I know is by eavesdropping or from mimicking, but I recall Mom saying good Sopranos hit the highest notes softly and have no vibrato. Some may laugh at what I say, but it seems she is not singing with a vibrato, but ìs hitting actually separate notes sung ever so softly around (or connected with) a main notes. That has to be incredibly difficult or incredibly wrong....I don't know.
Hindu culture and Celtic culture are very closely related.
Their languages share the same root etymology, and they both share the Goddess Danu, even having the same words in both languages for certain things.
Both Hindu and Celtic beliefs and practices touch the heart of anyone who hears their songs.
Mere Guru Dev! Namaste! 🙏
And on the eighth day God created Muireann's amazing voice and the hurdy gurdy.
And as he was well rested from the seventh day he did a hell of a job
I would marry her just so I could listen to her voice all day long. She puts so much emotion into her singing, it transfixes one. You do not want to move of even breathe while she sings. I wish I had a knack for languages. I tried to learn it years ago but could not even though most of my ancestors are from Ireland and Scotland.
Keep trying Dougie! (I don't mean marry her I mean speaking! FCS!) I was using Duolingo to learn Scottish Gaelic but took the last year off, but now I challenge you to this: We will each pick a greeting to use on friends and family and maybe please and thankyou's too, AND we will stick some labels on stuff and say the names when we see those things...just for fun and maybe we will click the language switch in our brains. Maybe there is an online FB group where we can speak and learn with a community and maybe we should find a Gael that we can chat with online...just be careful how you say that to your wife if you're married.
Aréir is mé go tláth lag, `
Go tabhartha tnáite in easpa cirt
'Sea dhearcas a' teacht 'm láthair
An bhean dob áille fionnachruth
Bhí gruaig a cinn go búclach buí
Ina shlaodaibh síos go talamh léi
'S le glór a béil gur bhuail sí an draíocht
Ar cheoltaibh sí na Banban
Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann,
Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht
Tiocfaidh aon-mhac phrionsa an chomhraic
Gurb ainm dó siúd Bonaparte
An tImpire is an Spáinneach
Ag cur gárda leis go hAlbain
Ní bheidh siúd choíche sásta
Le háitreabh Rí na Sacsan a fháil
Gan buachan cruinn le faobhar a gclaíomh
Go mbainfidh díol a n-athar dóibh
Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann,
Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht
Tiocfaidh cabhair agus fuaim orainn,
Is béim go léir haiteasach
Is glaofaim' ar ár gcúnamh
Chun dúbailt' ins na rainceanaibh
Is séidfim 'adharc is biúgal,
Galltrump' ar dtús an chatha amuigh
Beidh smáil is bleást an phúdair
Ag baint smúit as croíthe na Sasanach
Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann,
Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht
Le linn dul as an bpáirc daoibh,
Bainí go leir bhur hataí dhaoibh
Is guí chun Muire Máthair
An lá do dhul ar Ghall-phoic
Beidh sagairt, easpaig, bráithe
Is an Pápa ceann na heaglaise
Ag guí chun Dé gach lá le fonn
An fán do chur ar Shasanaigh
Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann,
Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht
_____________________________
Last night I was in a weak time, exhausted in lack of justice
Yes, a vision was coming to me of the woman who was a beautiful figure
Her hair in a yellow buckle was slipping down to the ground with her
It was with the sound of her mouth that she struck the magic on which she sang the Banban
That is the Gaelic clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy
The only son of the opposing prince will become his name Bonaparte
The Emperor and the Spaniard send a guard to Scotland
Those will never be happy to get the premises of the King of Saxony
Without accurate victory with the edge of their sword the sale of their father will win them
That is the Gaelic clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy
Help and sound will come to us, it is all an atheistic emphasis
And I call 'our help to double' in the ranks
And I'll blow 'horn and bugle, galltrump' at the beginning of the battle outside
The smudge and the taste of the powder will smother the hearts of the English
That is the Gaelic clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy
As you leave the field, take off all your hats
It is a prayer to Mary Mother the day of going to Gall-phoic
Priests, bishops, brethren and the Pope will be the head of the church
Praying to God every day with a desire to make the English wander
That is the Gaelic clan of the Aran Islands, that is the statement of the prophecy
Why do you begin your reply with a picture of your butt?
Thank you for this, Paraig. I've been looking for an English translation of the lyrics of this beautiful song for a long time. Go raibh maith agat.
Well done Padraig in giving the translation . what a beautiful air.
The sentiments expressed in the song are just. The English came here and they have no receipts for the places they are in, the planters, and the old Gaels deported and worse. How ever they could think that the likes of the United Irishmen were disloyal when they acted for the oppressed native Irish.
Henry Joy, William Orr, Woke Tone and later Robert Emmet all knew right from wrong and all perished at the hands of the stranger.
Charles Kickham, who wrote Knocknagow and introduced us to 'Matt the Thresher' , he was right when he said at his trial ' It is English Justice that's on its trial'.
@@michaeloflynn2051 Well did Col. John Roy Stuart Iain Ruadh) declaim of them in his song: Là Chuil-lodair (The day of Culloden): " ... Sìol nan cuilein gum bhàidh ... " - " ... the seed of the merciless curs ..."
Muireann is a truly beautiful woman with stunning musical talents.
English so shamefully dont understand the lyrics but still brings tears to my eyes and goose bumps. Also very lifting. Adore this mix
She's a real contribution to humanity. Such an uplifting person.
great musicians too
Grew up in Canada with Irish Music. My mum and her family were from Ireland. Her parents grew up there. Gorgeous music 💖☘️☘️
What’s beautiful voice, comforting, hypnotizing.
Now we are getting into very deep water, how can you remember all the lines of this very long song without referring to notes? I am blown away and the music is absolutely beautiful. 👍
oral tradition runs in the blood
Oof…what a beautiful gift, her voice. Transcendental.
Profoundly beautiful.
Her voice, so rich and full, is beautiful.
Not just her voice...
The sound of hurdy-gurdy always fascinates me. Many times I thought the sound out of it is from multiple instruments.
Music of soul, clouds, river , seas and forest.... And all the multiverses beyond.. such maestros musing us. Thank you for these videos. 🙏🙏🙏
Our pleasure!
Absolutely beautiful. The musicians and her voice....just perfect😊
Absolutely beautiful. I yearned for calming tides and I found them. Thank you so much for giving us this.
"the female voice is the most beautiful instrument in the world"
me
Great quote
Gorgeous ever music and song so beautiful ever Muireann and Friends thank you all amazing
That’s a cool-looking instrument and she’s got a lovely voice. Embarrassingly I can’t understand the words, but her voice is awesome !!!!!!
The instrument on my left as I’m watching this, I mean. The one where this fellow looks like he’s turning a handle repeatedly and pressing some keys or button of some sort. That’s cool.
😂
It’s a hurdy-gurdy.
Beautiful voice.
Ohhhhhh wow…….chills over every inch of my body. I can’t find the words.
Respect from the Celtic Pagans of Eire. Thanks for your beautiful Celtic music. Slainte agus Saoirse
Thanks for listening
Beautiful and pure,thank you very much
Our pleasure!
Something primordial. Taken away.
What a captivating performance.
Such a comforting voice.
Speaks directly to the heart
Hurdy gurdy in the house!!!
Feck it. I’m coming home 👏👏👏👏
Slainte 👍
Big congratulations for this work. The support is, in particular, very inspiring. That's wonderful! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much
Your Music is stunging, it gives me goose pumps, its as it should be. Traditional at its very best. I will be promoting your music in my Bee documentaries. I will leave links in future. I never taught id find this music interesting, but you Sing & play it so fine, God bless ur hearts, "
ALL OF YOU"
Thanks so much Eddie, your support is greatly appreciated.
Such a beautiful voice and language
Ya well that's just a whole new level for me. 😲 Her voice is just amazing and idk what that instrument is but way cool!!!
BEAUTIFUL.
lovely vice
Excellent,
I am loving it
It is quite gentle.
Thank You for sharing this beautiful music with us . Have a fantastic day
Thanks for listening
Beautiful voice. 🇺🇸
So perfect…
Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you very much!
nice girl, nice singing
Merveilleux!!!!!!❤❤❤
Merci
So beautiful, really love the minimalism about it...
Thanks so much! 😊
Love!!!!
Go h-álainn - binneas na bhFlaitheas !
ich seh grad ein Lagerfeuer vor mir, höre die See und rieche thymian...sehe im letzten Abendlicht die Wolken....danke
Danke für diesen lieben Kommentar
Amazing,,,
Good will always triumph over evil!!
Like a sound hug with a mutual quiet tear. No idea what the words are, but the solace is palpable.
Maith thú, a Mhuireann, ar fheabhas ar fad, mar is gnáth!
Brits
Muireann’s performance is magical as always. It’s never boring listening to her.
Anyway, does anyone know the name of that musical instrument ? I’ve never seen it before and the way it’s played is quite interesting.
It is known as a Hurdy Gurdy and dates back to the medieval period. The crank turns a wheel that plays the strings. The keys press strings down on to the wheel. A drone can be maintained in addition.
Thanks for lyrics and translation. Heavenly.
@@Alun49 thank you, its incredibly beautiful
Beautiful IRISH singing
Love it❤️❤️
Merci ! ...
not bad ... This is a soft one.
Thats a hurdy gurdy
So wonderful! I hope someone adds the translation, like some of the others on this channel. Is that a melodion?
Thankyou
You’re welcome 😊
Where has the hurdy gurdy been all my life
Nice....😀
Who were the six Philistines who disliked this.
Man! Now I know what was used in Braid's soundtrack.
Actually, it wasn't Braid's soundtrack; they were using songs from different musicians.
Thanks for sharing that information
@@CelticSongs Thank you for your great works.
Brings Lord of the rings sound track to mind.
Interesting observation
What is that intriguing instrument, can someone tell me?! Lovely music.
Hurdy Gurdy, I could be wrong but willing to bet I'm correct!
You would be right it's a Hurdy Gurdy
If you want to here more check out Patty Gurdy on You Tube. well worth a listen
👌🇮🇪
What is that interesting instrument? I've never seen this one before...!
It's called a Hurdy-gurdy
Sár-mhaith ó thaobh ceoil de agus an-suimiúil i leith an dóigh a leiríonn sé dearcadh na nGael ar Napoléon thart ar an bhliain 1808 agus an dóchas go mbeadh sé i ndán saoirse a thabhairt don phobal agus na máistrí a chaitheamh amach. In é seo tá sé ar aon dul leis an amhrán Sliabh na mBan ( is oth liom féinig etc.)
Song starts at 1:10
❤❤❤❤
Long life..,atilla the Hun!
Don't take this the wrong way, but this would be a pretty good choice to out on...
A hach te norg me salty crew
Hello! New to Irish music here… what is that instrument used in the beginning?
Anyone know the name of the instrument 🤔😁
Hurdy gurdy
Someone could please tell me the name of this instrument? I love it!!
It’s a gothic wind up Hurdy Gurdy
@@CelticSongs Looks like a Weichselbaumer alto instrument.
Wow! Where do i find the lyrics please?
What is that instrument called?
Could I ask what the instrument is called? Lovely sound
Hurdy-Gurdy
Its a medieval zanfona. Those musics are from Galicia Spain
What is the instrument with the crank? Love the sound but never seen it before.
It’s a gothic wind up Hurdy Gurdy
@@CelticSongs Thank you
Ok, what is that thing?!?
Are these instruments inspired by traditional Hindu instruments of music?
The harmonium was conceived in the West, but today largely resides in the East, particularly in the Indian subcontinent; so much so that many mistakenly think it to be an Indian instrument. During the British occupation of India several European harmoniums made their way to India where they became the cynosure of the eyes of Indian musicians.One such musician was Dwarkanath Ghose, whose company Dwarkin & Sons, was a leading manufacturer of musical instruments in Kolkata (then Calcutta). In 1875, he brought out his version of the Indian hand-harmonium, an instrument more than halved in size from the European harmonium because it was pumped by hand-operated bellows located at the back of the instrument instead of foot-operated bellows beneath the keyboard.
@@CelticSongs hard to tell. I always thought it was native
Any Mongolian come to end.., what is the Reich anyway?!
This is hilarious at 0.25x. I guess it should be the same for any song with lots of laryngeal vibrato. *Edit:* works well with tiny tim, I nearly shit myself.
What the hell have you been smokiing.
I think this is Scottish gaelge instead of Irish
What!?, pray tell, is that thing he is playing? Don't be smart and say a flute.
It's a flute, just kidding the other instrument is called a Hurdy Gurdy
@@CelticSongs , I just knew you were gonna! Lol.
Oh wow! I have heard of them. And I think even heard them. But never set me eyes on one before. Very cool instrument. Thanks for introducing me to it.
Celts are originally of Turkish descent, history has been lying to humanity for years, because if they accept this truth then the whole world history will have to be rewritten,,this music has a different structure from all European music we know, smell, taste, melody of music, sounds are totaly different, please dont forget ! music is also an language .
did you know also the old turkish alphabet is source of latin alphabet ?? !!If you don't believe it, you can search it yourself and see the similarity. In fact, some Turkish letters continue to be used in their original form in the Latin alphabet today.
Sailing to Byzantium
Shut up
Take your cultural appropriation elsewhere, we’re all full up.
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'Sea dhearcas a' teacht 'm láthair
An bhean dob áille fionnachruth
Bhí gruaig a cinn go búclach buí
Ina shlaodaibh síos go talamh léi
'S le glór a béil gur bhuail sí an draíocht
Ar cheoltaibh sí na Banban
Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann
Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht
Tiocfaidh aon-mhac phrionsa an chomhraic
Gurb ainm dó siúd Bonaparte
An tImpire is an Spáinneach
Ag cur gárda leis go hAlbain
Ní bheidh siúd choíche sásta
Le háitreabh Rí na Sacsan a fháil
Gan buachan cruinn le faobhar a gclaíomh
Go mbainfidh díol a n-athar dóibh
Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann
Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht
Tiocfaidh cabhair agus fuaim orainn
Is béim go léir haiteasach
Is glaofaim' ar ár gcúnamh
Chun dúbailt' ins na rainceanaibh
Is séidfim 'adharc is biúgal
Galltrump' ar dtús an chatha amuigh
Beidh smáil is bleást an phúdair
Ag baint smúit as croíthe na Sasanach
Is a chlanna Gael na n-árann
Sin é ráiteachas na tairngreacht