I was introduced to Charley's fiddle playing via youtube by my Doctor here in Canada, who knows Charley, as he is an inlaw. What a great treat this was for me to sit and listen to the master himself. I love his bowing style which is very fluid. keep up the fiddling there is no better past time, a labor of love. Listening in CANADA.
Thanks for all the views and kind comments. I thought viewers might be interested to know this performance was part of a tour I organised in 2012 to highlight Irish tune composers. It was such an honour to tour Ireland with Liz and Mairtín, where we were joined by other composers in their localities. This video comes from our concert with Charlie Lennon in his home county Leitrim, we also played with Charlie in Dublin, where he used to live and work. On other dates during the tour we performed with the late Tommy Peoples in Donegal and Clare, and Peadar O Riada in Cork. It was an amazing experience to accompany these master composers and musicians. The only regret is that we never made an album at the time. That would have been a treat!
Irish traditional music at it's finest .. precision, timing and synchronization is impeccable. Perfect! Mairtin O Connor's twisting and turning of the accordion reeds is fiddle like and flows brilliantly with Charile Lennon and Liz Carroll fiddle playing. Delicate guitar work lightly compliments the sound. Great selection of tunes played by superb musicians! A real treat.
Good old Martin! He tickles that box lightly and all those marvellous sounds come tumbling out. In his position I'd be tying myself in knots, playing bum notes and missing the beat! That's a proper musician for you.
Lovely soft music with many fine variations,rhythmic ,harmonious Easy on the ear and a joy to listen to The late great Joe Bourke and Coleman too would certainly approve Beautiful
Brilliant musicians - cannot be beaten. The last tune is "The Bucks of Aranmore" - a Scottish reel. I'm from Galway, Ireland, and I know for sure that no reel was ever composed in Oranmoe, Galway, Ireland, though we did compose many many other reels.
The mad thing is Charlie's an astro-physicist or some other expert in the science field! How crazy is God that he distributes talent so unfairly! Or is it maybe something to do with diligence, intelligence and practice? More likely the latter. Either way thank God for Charlie Lennon (and of course Liz Carroll and Martin O Connor).
Genetics must surely be a factor in the musical brilliance of the Lennon extended family. There’s Charlie’s brother Ben, Ben’s brilliant son Maurice - not to mention John.
RIP Charlie. Thanks so much for all the great tunes, musical memories, encouragement and friendship.
It doesn't get much better than this!
yes, it does. Play it again...
I was introduced to Charley's fiddle playing via youtube by my Doctor here in Canada, who knows Charley, as he is an inlaw. What a great treat this was for me to sit and listen to the master himself. I love his bowing style which is very fluid. keep up the fiddling there is no better past time, a labor of love. Listening in CANADA.
Music at its very best. Thanks to all you brilliant musicians .
Thanks for all the views and kind comments. I thought viewers might be interested to know this performance was part of a tour I organised in 2012 to highlight Irish tune composers. It was such an honour to tour Ireland with Liz and Mairtín, where we were joined by other composers in their localities. This video comes from our concert with Charlie Lennon in his home county Leitrim, we also played with Charlie in Dublin, where he used to live and work. On other dates during the tour we performed with the late Tommy Peoples in Donegal and Clare, and Peadar O Riada in Cork. It was an amazing experience to accompany these master composers and musicians. The only regret is that we never made an album at the time. That would have been a treat!
Great tunes & played a a lovely pace too. Cheers
Beautiful. Great heart. Thanks. It makes me cry as I have known so many wonderful musicians who were not appreciated in their lifetime.
This is the Best performance I've ever heard!!!
a masterclass, great playing, you could never get sick of this. highest regards from my fellow musicians in West Kerry. ty livetrad!!!
Irish traditional music at it's finest .. precision, timing and synchronization is impeccable. Perfect! Mairtin O Connor's twisting and turning of the accordion reeds is fiddle like and flows brilliantly with Charile Lennon and Liz Carroll fiddle playing. Delicate guitar work lightly compliments the sound. Great selection of tunes played by superb musicians! A real treat.
Great skill in their music, wonderful playing
Played perfectly fine and true. The heart of the matter pierced with precision.
God bless you all. This is pure magic. UNREAL. the bucks of aranmore is deadly😍😗😗😗😗😗❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brilliant! What a swing! the beat, the beat.. Soft subttle. Everything's there.
Liz Carroll. What a treasure. She composes fantastic tunes. Excellent!
Absolutely brilliant musicians
This is fantastic!
Our music at its very best, by some of our greatest ever musicians. I hope I can still listen to it when or if I crossover😈😈😈
Lovely job lads There are not enough good quality videos of Charlie such a grand player he.
So laid back, so casual, so god damned skilled,
john price
The fact
as fine a line up of musicians as anyone could ever want to hear.
Good old Martin! He tickles that box lightly and all those marvellous sounds come tumbling out. In his position I'd be tying myself in knots, playing bum notes and missing the beat!
That's a proper musician for you.
In these sad times we live in, doctors should be allowed to prescribe this, four times a day, Instant cure for many ills....
Superb masters in action👍👏
Two great tunes beautifully played
lovely tune lads !
Thinking of staying in Oranmore and came across this in my youtube search! Nice find!
Lovely soft music with many fine variations,rhythmic ,harmonious Easy on the ear and a joy to listen to The late great Joe Bourke and Coleman too would certainly approve Beautiful
amazing swing! just the right beat and so subtle!
My fathers tune. Played it at his funeral mass. Xx
Played at my dad's funeral also
Why not?
Funerals can be a celebration of life and likes.
Brilliant musicians - cannot be beaten. The last tune is "The Bucks of Aranmore" - a Scottish reel. I'm from Galway, Ireland, and I know for sure that no reel was ever composed in Oranmoe, Galway, Ireland, though we did compose many many other reels.
The mad thing is Charlie's an astro-physicist or some other expert in the science field! How crazy is God that he distributes talent so unfairly! Or is it maybe something to do with diligence, intelligence and practice? More likely the latter. Either way thank God for Charlie Lennon (and of course Liz Carroll and Martin O Connor).
JohninRosc
But not all Astro Physicists are mad.
My sentiments exactly
Nice n steady lads nice n steady
A timeless classic.
Thanks folks. Glad you're enjoying the vids!
what a joy!
Ah here how do I better this amazing
Que viejos más machines, gran respeto!!
Great music,thesetwomusiciansblendfantastic!bless!tha kulongmayuplayurmusic!pati(t)
Magic!
OH!! JANEY cant get much better than that just MIGHTY****
Lovely sweet music
Eileen Nestor nnnnnnn
Nicely done!
Perfeito!!!!!!!! Ameiii!!!!!
charlie lennon you make the hair stand on my head
You guys are the coolest people in the world. I hope I can do this one day.
Amazing ❤❤❤
Genetics must surely be a factor in the musical brilliance of the Lennon extended family. There’s Charlie’s brother Ben, Ben’s brilliant son Maurice - not to mention John.
Very good
Masterclass.....
ah just brilliant.
I wish I could play the fiddle...
AWESOME!!!!!
Fantastic
Watch the guitarist's capo work (2:10). Just amazing"
What capo is that????
@@XandruReguera It's a Quickdraw Capo, great device for speedy capo changes - www.quickdrawcapo.com/
my dados fave song
magic
WOW😊😊😊
Mighty!
The best of the best hup.
Sheer magic Awsome
👌🎼
Buachaillí Cheoil
Well said. You're obviously a man of few words.
Upyahboysyah!!! 😀
Fantastic music. . Pity they didnt add Cooleys
What is the name of the first tune it’s mighty
The Galway Rambler.
hup!
Seamus Ennis
Who's playing the fiddle?
+Oisín Sheehan Charlie Lennon
& Liz Carroll
Painting
Well look Dessie
Pure a wee bit deadly. Dont you think
The problem with playing music this fast is that the grace notes are missed and the soul of the tune gets lost in the midst of the vamping.
Must be from revenue
How in Gods name can you unlike this..🤦♂️🤦♂️
We need this speed...
Don’t half get the old feet going.
It's easy to get lost in this music. There's no pretense here.