Good job mairead nesbitt keep up the work and dancing way to go you should be proud you guys rock thanks for everything stay warm and dry out there ! Joe
I wish Mairead Nesbitt the Celtic Woman companion can play the Fantasia of British sea songs while she plays the violin in different medleys! She could come to the royal Albert hall in London to participate BBC PROMS for one day.
The first part of her tune is also called Women of Ireland. Stanley Kubrick used it on the soundtrack of his 1975 film Barry Lyndon. I'm a fan of Kubrick's films and quickly recognized it.
John Combs P.S. The version used in Kubricks film was performed by the Chieftains. I didn't want people thinking it was our little princess doing it since she hadn't even been born yet. (he he)
I have a strict 'schots only' rule.... but seriously I dont care what nationality that dancer is I WANT HIM. NOW. IN MY BED. :P and omg shes my favoret violinist so talented and beautiful!
0:00 > 1:45 - "Mná Na hÉireann".. Por mi la kant' estas neforgesebla. Ĉiam mi memoras pri mia unua amatin' - aŭskultante la jenan malnovan, emociplenan melodion! Oni devas memori, ĉar tio beligas nian vivon. (Esperanto, Eo) "Memini Tui, memento mei" (latin) = Mi memoras Vin, memoru min (Eo) = Emlékszem Rád, emlékezz rám ... A táncos: Michael Patrick Gallagher (Riverdance)..
She gives life to the violin when she plays it
She's amazing..... I love the way she puts her heart and soul into the music she plays....
i could watch Mairead all day ,so beautifull and captivating,plus a wonderfull talent!!
Just the raw talent on that stage . Wow!
spell bound by her playing and her beauty
Q mulheres linda, e essa diva do céu tocando um violino é d+.
Good job mairead nesbitt keep up the work and dancing way to go you should be proud you guys rock thanks for everything stay warm and dry out there ! Joe
She plays like an angel. And God bless backlighting.
I wish i will have the chance to see her perfom live one day
The corporate site, celticwoman[dot]com, has the tour schedule.
I caught this entire concert by chance. Pure luck. Loved it.
If I ever got a chance to meet her and talk to her. I could die right after a happy woman.
Mairead, You. Are. Amazing.
her and the tap dancer are soo cute together, I mean she rocks a violin he cand dance like a angel THERE PERFECT!! lucky...
I hope this video stays up for at least another 10 years. Art!.
Simply stunning the dancer and the fiddler in perfect union of music and joy.
This lady is beautiful imagine the lucky guy that’s married to her beauty and talent and art all in one xx
Thank you Ladies....fun to watch and wonderfully invigorating!!! : )
Blessed Be Celtic woman!😘💖👍☘☘☘
3:25 the looks on the faces in the audience! They’re spellbound!
When Máiréad and the dancer were going back and forth, it kind of sounded like they were having a conversation.
+Ella Mimi i love that observation!
Ella Mimi that is one of the best observations I've ever heard anyone make
Or like a little battle! A joking kind of one
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she doesn't dance she floats
I knew I wasn't having deja vu. I was wondering why the version Eabha, Mairead, and Megan sang for Ancient Land had such a familiar tune.
It's a traditional tune, you may have heard it before :)
tap dance youre really good violiinst...a good time thank you very much often.
If this dosen't touch your soul... you are not human. I am jealous of the instrument because it gets to be in her arms. SIGH J.
즐거운 시간 이었습니다.바이올린과 댄스 정말 잘 하시네요.감사 합니다.
Espectacular❤
I wish Mairead Nesbitt the Celtic Woman companion can play the Fantasia of British sea songs while she plays the violin in different medleys! She could come to the royal Albert hall in London to participate BBC PROMS for one day.
1:55 WHOO!!
beautiful
Beyond impressive
amazing.
Ouah super
The first part of her tune is also called Women of Ireland. Stanley Kubrick used it on the soundtrack of his 1975 film Barry Lyndon. I'm a fan of Kubrick's films and quickly recognized it.
John Combs P.S. The version used in Kubricks film was performed by the Chieftains. I didn't want people thinking it was our little princess doing it since she hadn't even been born yet. (he he)
John Combs I know it by Kate Bush's version. :D
I really loved that one.
John Combs
Mairead IS Celtic Woman!!!
That guy is amazing on those taps. Move over michael flatley
@rdstorus She's the shortest out of all the Celtic Women.
Little different than when I first saw it. Love it just the same.
I have a strict 'schots only' rule.... but seriously I dont care what nationality that dancer is I WANT HIM. NOW. IN MY BED. :P and omg shes my favoret violinist so talented and beautiful!
uhh okay then...
HOLY COW, Who is that guy!? The Audience *o* Me *O*
:o wow.
I’m shanebearddj I’m biggest fan ever cool
I’m shanebearddj omg wow amazing
This guy is Michael Patrick Gallagher, former lead dancer of Riverdance
Wait, really? I thought the original dancer of Riverdance was Michael Flatley?
@@cannibalisticrequiem
'Lead'
Now I know where I get my tap dancing feet from!
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0:00 > 1:45 - "Mná Na hÉireann".. Por mi la kant' estas neforgesebla. Ĉiam mi memoras pri mia unua amatin' - aŭskultante la jenan malnovan, emociplenan melodion! Oni devas memori, ĉar tio beligas nian vivon. (Esperanto, Eo)
"Memini Tui, memento mei" (latin) = Mi memoras Vin, memoru min (Eo) = Emlékszem Rád, emlékezz rám ...
A táncos: Michael Patrick Gallagher (Riverdance)..
wooowww me encanta como toca es secaa !! pero porque tome el arco asi ,si se toma de otra ma era bueno igual de todos modos es imprecionante
how does she do it
Women of Ireland____________________
Okay, who had the bright idea of adding subtitles for the deaf to a concert video?
Who was the dancer?
Michael Patrick Gallagher.
@gaeilge02 98 pounds? Isn't that a little too thin?
@gaeilge02 lol
This version has technic and interpretation..Sharon Corr the version is flat
Matt 28 :16-20
I understand nothing
The Devil went down to Georgia and got his ass kicked by Johnny.If he goes to Ireland hes going to get his ass kicked by Mairead!
irsh dancer not tap dancer.. sorry that just bugs me alot they are no where near the same
ahh my mistake sorry
Learn Lindsey Stirling
Lol what? You know Lindsey had many years of training in dance, right?
she is better at playing the fiddle than Charlie D. no offence
hard shoes not tap....
Dancer trying to keep up with Mairead...
I wish i will have the chance to see her perfom live one day