Scoil na gClairseach-Festival of Early Irish Harp

[@VidaDeVigo]

I wish I were there too, learning more about the early irish harp and helping the tradition to keep going on

[@siobhanarmstrong9558]

Thanks so much. You're welcome any year you can make it over!

[@m0j0w0rk1ng]

Wow! So well done, interesting, enticing!! Lets make sure loads of people see it!

[@historicalharp]

Thanks, Mojo! (and Happy Birthday!)

[@friendlybanjoatheist5464]

Is that an Alaska pic at 18 seconds. Harpers use those???? I use them on the guitar. I did not know Harper use them.

[@historicalharp]

Yep! : - ) They have made their way into early Irish harp world through their use by the harpist Ann Heymann, who introduced them to many others.

[@zenbanjo2533]

Historical Harp Society of Ireland I had no idea. Thank you for telling me this.

[@SanjaB007]

[@historicalharp]

Yea! You will be most welcome, Sanja B. If you can't bring a harp, we also have harps...

[@sawyerreign6628]

I guess it is quite off topic but do anybody know a good place to stream new series online?

[@kamdenjericho2534]

@Sawyer Reign Lately I have been using Flixzone. Just google for it =)

[@roccosullivan5912]

@Kamden Jericho yea, I have been watching on FlixZone for since april myself :)

[@sawyerreign6628]

@Kamden Jericho Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it!!

[@BleaCliath]

@Gealach74 Grma! Is aoibhinn liom an ceol seo.

[@historicalharp]

Iontach ar fad. Maith agat féin!

[@BleaCliath]

5:04 Can you tell me the name of the song at the end?

[@historicalharp]

Cumha Choir an Easain, performed by Griogair Labhruidh and Siobhán Armstrong, members of Coracle with Barnaby Brown, Scottish historical piper.