In this life I was born in a Romanian village with traces of the Celtic Culture...now my spirit is ready to go home...Scotland..this music just takes me one step closer.😊 Time to start learning Scottish Gaelic...
remember in 1995, when I stay a few weeks in Eire, one of the most impressive times of my life. Amazing countrysides, full of history and full of life and very friendly,warmhearted people. And such music, singing and dancing people and Guinness in pubs... I must visit the green island again as soon as possible...
I believe I found the name of the last song where Julie is singing, it's either that or I found this same bit on another track... Tha Brogan Ur Agam a - Nochd(Live) Julie Fowlis Live at Perthshire Amber
Hvenær ætli ég verði svona fær á flauturnar mínar???? elska flautuleikinn hjá henni :) When am I going to play this perfect on my flutes ???? I love this music ♥
Julie originally came from North Uist. Gaelic is spoken by most locals there, and also on the Isle of Lewis,Harris and Skye. What a lovely piece of music, it makes you proud to be Scottish.
That looks like an Ormiston Whistle.....African Blackwood and Sterling Silver. If it is, I really like the sound. I'm a huge fan of Goldie's but this sounds great.
@donaialbo You are on the right track... Research Julie Fowlis, she is recording the old Celtic or Scotch Gaelic music. Another good website is: Thistle Radio. Lot's of good music there...
This lady is a treasure of Scotland, no equal unlike Scotch whisky, which in blind ratings sometimes comes off short measured against Japanese distilleries!
His name is Duncan Chisholm he's on UA-cam with other Scots and Irish artists and he also has a large body of his own work and compositions on here simply type in Duncan Chisholm and you 'll find him and others to take you on a Celtic journey
His name is Duncan Chisholm he has a large body of his own work on here too. When he plays along with Jarlath Henderson ,Julie Fowlis ,Sharon Shannon,Ali Hutton ,Ross Ainslie ,Conal McDonagh Muireann NicAmhlaoibh, and so many more Scottish and Irish singer/musicians it really blows me away how talented they are. Also bands like Skerryvore and Skipinnish. Try typing any one of those names into the UA-cam search box and it'll open up a whole Pandoras box of so many talented people.
Darling sunshine where are you............. your voice and flute sounds me same. Its like walking besides you... and watching your side pose while walking all the way.
I'll bet you they are actually quite cheap to make, it's just that every instrument brand knows what their brand is worth. Apart from the whistles and flutes, I play saxophone, and I own a Selmer horn. The thing is about a thousand euros overpriced, at least, comparing it to other brands, but Selmer is famous so everyone will pay. So did I... (although I didn't do it because of the brand of course :) )
The oldest historic records point to Ireland. But,that only lends weight to the Irish origin...it doesn't rule out a Scottish one.The majority tend to think Ireland,but there are a greater number of players in Ireland. Anyone's guess,John.....and it really makes no difference to me. It's a fine instrument where ever it came from.... My current drum is Scottish btw! Purchased in Aberdeen.
amichan119 I have watched Arab tribal musicians in last year or two in Middle East play same type drum, made with camel skin. Goat skin back home I think.
Julie Fowlis is an amazing singer and a skillfull tin whistle player. Thanks for the video.
In this life I was born in a Romanian village with traces of the Celtic Culture...now my spirit is ready to go home...Scotland..this music just takes me one step closer.😊 Time to start learning Scottish Gaelic...
A' bheil gadhlig agad aihrist ?
Duncan Chisolm one of the very best!
he is my idol. greeting from bali island
Thanks to some of the finest musicians I've ever heard! I never tire of listening to this music. Long may you play and sing!!!!
Duncan and his Fiddle its Magic!!
That Fidler is something else!!
saw them in Oct last year... simply amazing
@@bugs7442 He's from Scotland!
JonnyJohnsonHD Oh, my bad. Thanks for letting us know!
remember in 1995, when I stay a few weeks in Eire, one of the most impressive times of my life. Amazing countrysides, full of history and full of life and very friendly,warmhearted people. And such music, singing and dancing people and Guinness in pubs... I must visit the green island again as soon as possible...
this is Scots btw but aye ireland is amazing .
Julie needs to come to the states can't find real music here 😒. Absolutely great 👍👍👍
Wow. Julie Fowlis has really improved on the whistle. She´s just magnificent, as usual.
Juile thank you so much this is lovely Paul p Birmingham England xx lol ❤🌞
Of the most beutifully talented Angels on Earth .God has truly blessed you and the musicians that accompany you. Definitely looking to get tickets.
Great celtic music players! Greetings from Romania!
Thank you, what a Gift.
Real Musicians real Emotions,love this!!!!
la musica celta es magica
Catalonian？
unfreakinbelievable. Julie Fowlis, with Stu Chisholm and Ewan Vernal all in the same band. Just pure dopeness.
The first tune is "The Thatcher".The name of all the songs appears initially of the video.
Julie is sooooo talented !! ...
.... and beautiful !
I believe I found the name of the last song where Julie is singing, it's either that or I found this same bit on another track...
Tha Brogan Ur Agam a - Nochd(Live)
Julie Fowlis Live at Perthshire Amber
Holy jesus WoW amazing bud ill be playing this one over and over .This is perfection at it best .Great vid!
Absolutely wonderful! Great stuff Julie & Co. (Best wishes from another Munro).
The best celtic music performance the i've ever seen so far..
It's so adorable..
fantastic......thanks for sharing
Yes she is...such a wonderful sound.
Wonderful music. :)
I was pleasantly surprised when she started singing.
Hvenær ætli ég verði svona fær á flauturnar mínar???? elska flautuleikinn hjá henni :)
When am I going to play this perfect on my flutes ???? I love this music ♥
@blitzburgh212 she is Scottish. the language she is singing in is Scottish Gaelic, an ancient language!
Wow, brilliant! Such good and crisp ornamentation by the whistle player!
Julie originally came from North Uist. Gaelic is spoken by most locals there, and also on the Isle of Lewis,Harris and Skye. What a lovely piece of music, it makes you proud to be Scottish.
Gaidhlig is also spoken in South Uist, Eriscay, Barra and Vatarsay. Was there a particular reason you omitted those islands of the Outer Hebrides?
Wonderful music and musicians! But the last tune is not Isaac's Welcome to the World, by Duncan Chisholm, but an old traditional Scottish reel.
@kevinmeehan71 the name of that tune is called "Peter Byrne's". Great tunes and lovely Julie :)
That looks like an Ormiston Whistle.....African Blackwood and Sterling Silver. If it is, I really like the sound. I'm a huge fan of Goldie's but this sounds great.
W O W!! It is in my soul now!!! Love it! t:)
Exelente ! ; graacias ,desde argentina.
Love it❤️❤️👏👏👏👏
Brilliant!!!!!
grande muy grande esta chica, y con duncan chisom mejor todavia, el mes que viene la veo en cantabria, españa, saludos de un celta desde la rioja
@donaialbo You are on the right track... Research Julie Fowlis, she is recording the old Celtic or Scotch Gaelic music. Another good website is: Thistle Radio. Lot's of good music there...
thanks for this video.
bloody awsome :D Love the soup dragon!
いい曲
乐队成员也很棒，非常喜欢小提琴
Great post Tom
Ireland is a beautiful country. But just giving you a heads up that this girl is from Scotland.
Wow! They are good! :-)
Celtic soul sounds
fantastico !
I LOVE THAT WOMAN! Tapadh leibh a Tom!
Does anyone know the name of the last tune and song, the one that comes after, 'The Soup Dragon.'
This lady is a treasure of Scotland, no equal unlike Scotch whisky, which in blind ratings sometimes comes off short measured against Japanese distilleries!
sbranagh1 BOLLOX
Ha ha ha. Great comment. Very Important to make a point about Japanese whisky.
@snahomish ...and Scotch is whisky - whiskey is the Irish version.
I actuallt want to marry this woman.
Impressive performance !! Slainte ! Phalaïna
Suas e Julie!
@kevinmeehan71 he's called Martin O'Neill. He runs a workshop teaching drumming
She lovevely. SAOR ALBA GU BRATH
Julie Fowlis ! Och ma chroi....
fiddle player is amazing what is that solo tune he plays?
Crystal player, Top Class
Thank you for this great music.
Is available a CD with this Live?
There is the "Cuilidh" CD/DVD set (special edition 2008) available e.g. at
www.discogs.com/Julie-Fowlis-Cuilidh/release/3846607
Fantastic music! Does anyone know who the fiddler is?
her usual guy, Duncan...something, I saw them a year ago here in the states... holy cow....just....awesome!
His name is Duncan Chisholm he's on UA-cam with other Scots and Irish artists and he also has a large body of his own work and compositions on here simply type in Duncan Chisholm and you 'll find him and others to take you on a Celtic journey
Elle ne fait pas que chanter magnifiquement… Rhââââ j'aimerais bien jouer du tin whistle comme elle !
@acousticems Just noticed that she sings a bit in this one, but she showcases it more on other tunes. Anyway, she is certainly very talented.
Fowlis and Chisholm, only Donnie left to wish for here.
@acousticems Check out some of the videos where she sings. She has a wonderful voice.
That last faster tune is not one of the 3 tunes listed . . . anyone know what it is?
Mo Chuachag Laghach (My Kindly Sweetheart) The tune listed, Duncan wrote for his son.
So called pop stars can take their auto tune and stick it where the sun don't shine, because these real musicians performing here are raw talent.
I've seen her live twice, you will not hear a better voice
@@philhill9219 Absolutely, Julie is an amazing singer.
in which key is the tin whistle? thanks
Where can I get sheet music for that whistle???? What are these tunes?
Great! The sound of this fiddle player is fantastic, does anyone know his name?
Yes, isn’t he fantastic? It’s Duncan Chisholm.
@@kaeleighsmith8324 yes!! Thanks!
His name is Duncan Chisholm he has a large body of his own work on here too. When he plays along with Jarlath Henderson ,Julie Fowlis ,Sharon Shannon,Ali Hutton ,Ross Ainslie ,Conal McDonagh Muireann NicAmhlaoibh, and so many more Scottish and Irish singer/musicians it really blows me away how talented they are. Also bands like Skerryvore and Skipinnish. Try typing any one of those names into the UA-cam search box and it'll open up a whole Pandoras box of so many talented people.
Whats the name of the tune??
You know, i'm not British by blood, but my God this music tells me my soul comes from the isles
If you're human you belong.
The most commonly-bought widely-used whistles are in the key of D
any1 know the name of that bodhran player?
wowwwww... simil Capercaillie !!!
the devils got that mans fingers jesus
Have some respect
Savage!
OMG, Please do a cover, I beg you!, It's been 8 long years. Se que puedes hacerlo !
Darling sunshine where are you............. your voice and flute sounds me same.
Its like walking besides you... and watching your side pose while walking all the way.
anybody know what chords or tuninng play guy on the guitar?? It's DADGAD?
Just to be sure, You don't think Jack Daniels was the first whiskey do you? If not then I agree with you but my comment still stands true.
@roenickolai She's married to the guy on the far left of the stage (Eamonn Doorley)....and the mother to his child!
❤️
Mae hi wrthi eto! Da iawn
whats the name of the song she sings at 3.44?
"Mo Chuachag 's Laghach Thu" (My young girl, you're pretty)
I'll bet you they are actually quite cheap to make, it's just that every instrument brand knows what their brand is worth. Apart from the whistles and flutes, I play saxophone, and I own a Selmer horn. The thing is about a thousand euros overpriced, at least, comparing it to other brands, but Selmer is famous so everyone will pay. So did I... (although I didn't do it because of the brand of course :) )
Nice touch of Irish. The remnants of highland culture.
The 'massive cello thing' is a double bass!!
+mlsmusic11 tres drole, but true!!!
what is that massive cello thing?
That is called a Bass.
Judy Dick
what is that massive bass thing
double bass,
is she irish or scottish?
Stu Chisholm? Wouldn't that be Duncan Chisholm? (Freakin' amazing, in any case)
@bunionfeet1 But one of the oldest you'll find anywhere in the world! ;)
She can play bagpipes too!
oops, yeah. Duncan. Maybe I was mixing him together with Stuart Eaglesham.
420. nice.
He's right though, Whisky is Scottish, Whiskey is the Irish spelling.
Never seen an 'e' in it here except on bottles of Irish stuff.
lowemk
The drum like instrument is a "Bodhran" (pronounced Bowrawn) They originate from Ireland.
amichan119 or scotland?
The oldest historic records point to Ireland. But,that only lends weight to the Irish origin...it doesn't rule out a Scottish one.The majority tend to think Ireland,but there are a greater number of players in Ireland. Anyone's guess,John.....and it really makes no difference to me. It's a fine instrument where ever it came from.... My current drum is Scottish btw! Purchased in Aberdeen.
The earliest reference is in Wexford,17th century.
amichan119 I have watched Arab tribal musicians in last year or two in Middle East play same type drum, made with camel skin. Goat skin back home I think.
Sure...Goatskin is most common. Some use Calf,but Goat is the norm,so.
@swelsher
LOL;-)
baby instrument!
And she sings in Scots Gaelic, not Irish.
News... Scots gallic IS Irish.
But so what.. We re the same people.