Some 20 years back, this exact version of the song used to be regularly played on our local tv channel. That channel was called Jukebox, i think. Everyone in the city would be calling the channel's only phone number. It was never easy to get through, but once you did, you were greeted with different folders of music from different languages. You'll be navigating through these folders like you would on your computer and this was live on your tv using the phone's dial-pad as input. And whenever the English folder was selected, this song used to get picked almost all the time. It was either this or some song by Savage Garden. Am sure that tv station had all this music illegally, but back then in India, nobody cared much for copyright laws when it came to western content. For those of us who didn't have access to the internet to keep ourselves up to date with the world music, this channel was a boon, our own version of TH-cam.
This never gets old. Such talent and beautiful sisters. I didn’t realize Mick Fleetwood was playing the drums until now. Proud of my Irish family on my grandfather’s side. I would love to visit Ireland one day.
The look on Sharon's face when she realises there is absolute stunned silence in the audence... That's musical magic. I named my daughter Sharon after having seen this piece multiple times.
Es una tierra llena de historia y un país muy vibrante y pujante, Dublin es preciosa, Cork excelente sitio, me faltó Belfast, un país con músicos increíbles. En verdad vale la pena visitarlo.
For some reason I consider the live versions of The Corrs' songs to be more catchy and compelling as a whole. And this is a good evidence of it. Especially since you'll hear Andrea's tin whistle more clearly here. This version should've been released officially as a single or been put on an album.
I have the same feeling, especially with 'Toss the Feathers' from the MTV-unplugged album: both that version and other live versions I heard so far beat (with distance) the studio-version which feels 'static' to say the least. Biggest difference is that the album-versions almost never contain any solo's and if they are there, it's far shorter then live. Love the editing done by the director as well: he clearly understands the music and what he can do with the image.
Late reply...true the live versions were way more lively . That's why it's more exciting and fun to watch them live...their interactions and energy and passion on stage transmits
18 years ago my baby sister used to dance around the house to this. I had to constantly play it over and over again. Today, she asked me what this song was so she could have it played at her wedding. It's amazing how much we remember when it comes to music, I'm just glad I got her into true talent like this...I'll be able to tolerate the music at the wedding because of it.
sorry to be off topic but does anyone know a way to get back into an Instagram account? I somehow forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can offer me
@Adriel Marley Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
I met this woman on her solo album tour in California, usa. So respectful and kind, The whole family is like this. 4 pics with me, and a hug. Family in limerick, soon to be there.
On my way to watch The Corrs tonight. This song has been my ringtone since my first cellphone that can play a song as ringtone and pray with all my might that they play this song tonight. Super excited!
This is pure talent at it's finest how could anyone not like this i could listen to this all day long I remember hearing these violins played by the courts back in the 90's
The music that ive looked forward on October 2023 here in Manila because THE CORRS IS COMING BACK🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 IM BEING SOOOOO EMOTIONAL IVE WAITED THIS FOR SO LONG ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😩
True story or family legend? No idea, but makes for a nice story. Papa Corr was teaching all of his kids' classical piano, and then a local priest started offering violin lessons. A very young Caroline was the one chosen by mom & dad to take up violin, but the priest's fuzzy beard scared her. Six-year-old Sharon decided she wanted to do it, and the rest is, as they say, history.
I think that when you search for 'Moran's Return' (the name of the tune) you will find something. But as with many traditional Irish tunes, you could end up with something that sounds nothing like the way Sharon Corr plays it (only listen to the many versions on TH-cam for some evidence of that).
I discovered The Corrs around a couple of years ago. I started to learn this tune and Toss the Feathers on the fiddle. Been playing fiddle for about 45 years and it was fun to learn new music. But my wife passed last October and all of my instruments with the exception of one guitar, my wife's lap steel and one small amp are all in storage up in Maine. Haven't seen them in a year, Miss my fiddle because it was a show stopper/crowd pleaser. Some day I will get them back. Love this music, it gets you up and dancing.
I'm very sorry for your loss, Paul. I hope you get the fiddle back. And I agree, this music does get you up and dancing, especially this time of year as we get into the St. Paddy's Day season.
Cette musique est tout à la fois triste et joyeuse, c'est là tout le paradoxe des balades Irlandaises (en fait je parle de la première partie). Une famille formidable, de grands musiciens doués et talentueux
This is magical. Why so few views? Can't believe everyone has the DVD of the concert.Thank you, silentlyclosed, for uploading this. Possibly the best of the many great bands to emerge from Ireland over the last forty years, though fans of the Pogues may disagree.
I would love to see this group, including Mick Fleetwood tour North America! Mick looks like he is really into this song and this group. Granted, this video was produced in 2000, but still, a fan can dream, no?
Traditional irish music at it best long live irish culture and beautiful music❤
A wonderful first dance at my daughter's wedding.
Some 20 years back, this exact version of the song used to be regularly played on our local tv channel. That channel was called Jukebox, i think. Everyone in the city would be calling the channel's only phone number. It was never easy to get through, but once you did, you were greeted with different folders of music from different languages. You'll be navigating through these folders like you would on your computer and this was live on your tv using the phone's dial-pad as input. And whenever the English folder was selected, this song used to get picked almost all the time. It was either this or some song by Savage Garden. Am sure that tv station had all this music illegally, but back then in India, nobody cared much for copyright laws when it came to western content. For those of us who didn't have access to the internet to keep ourselves up to date with the world music, this channel was a boon, our own version of TH-cam.
Malayali da!
Ohhhh nostalgia! Haste to the wedding being played in Jukebox. ❤
that was nice, thank you.
the band that made me naming after my daughter Irish, greeting from Indonesia
Your daughter's name is Irsih?
This never gets old. Such talent and beautiful sisters. I didn’t realize Mick Fleetwood was playing the drums until now. Proud of my Irish family on my grandfather’s side. I would love to visit Ireland one day.
The look on Sharon's face when she realises there is absolute stunned silence in the audence... That's musical magic.
I named my daughter Sharon after having seen this piece multiple times.
Awhhh i love this story!❤❤
Bless you Dear!!!🇨🇮🇺🇲💚🍺✌️🤟🍀
I’m not Irish but I love Irish music. Would love to visit Ireland one day ❤️
You will.😁
Lovely country.
You would be very welcome.
Es una tierra llena de historia y un país muy vibrante y pujante, Dublin es preciosa, Cork excelente sitio, me faltó Belfast, un país con músicos increíbles. En verdad vale la pena visitarlo.
you surely will!
For some reason I consider the live versions of The Corrs' songs to be more catchy and compelling as a whole. And this is a good evidence of it. Especially since you'll hear Andrea's tin whistle more clearly here. This version should've been released officially as a single or been put on an album.
this video is The Corrs: Live at the Royal Albert Hall
I have the same feeling, especially with 'Toss the Feathers' from the MTV-unplugged album: both that version and other live versions I heard so far beat (with distance) the studio-version which feels 'static' to say the least.
Biggest difference is that the album-versions almost never contain any solo's and if they are there, it's far shorter then live. Love the editing done by the director as well: he clearly understands the music and what he can do with the image.
Late reply...true the live versions were way more lively . That's why it's more exciting and fun to watch them live...their interactions and energy and passion on stage transmits
being able to SEE them surely helps! 😍
18 years ago my baby sister used to dance around the house to this. I had to constantly play it over and over again. Today, she asked me what this song was so she could have it played at her wedding. It's amazing how much we remember when it comes to music, I'm just glad I got her into true talent like this...I'll be able to tolerate the music at the wedding because of it.
sorry to be off topic but does anyone know a way to get back into an Instagram account?
I somehow forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can offer me
@Landry Zaid Instablaster ;)
@Adriel Marley Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Haste ye to her wedding and enjoy yourselves on such a festive day.
Gone are the days that produced artists like the Corrs, what a shame!
TWO great drummers! Caroline Corr AND Mick Fleetwood! Amazing!
I met this woman on her solo album tour in California, usa. So respectful and kind, The whole family is like this. 4 pics with me, and a hug. Family in limerick, soon to be there.
On my way to watch The Corrs tonight. This song has been my ringtone since my first cellphone that can play a song as ringtone and pray with all my might that they play this song tonight. Super excited!
I walked down the aisle at my wedding to this song
I'm a month from my wedding and thinking about this song. So hard to choose
Now I can say that I also walked down the aisle to this song. So perfect!
That intro absolutely KILLS me EVERY TIME!!!
I could tell Mick was having a blast!
This family is sooo talented! :)
Love them xx
irish know how to play and party, that is for sure.
the way she plays the violin.. and her expressions ... her eyes speaks her emotions.. bigg tym fan of this family .... :)
This is pure talent at it's finest how could anyone not like this i could listen to this all day long I remember hearing these violins played by the courts back in the 90's
The beginning of this with Sharon on the violin is exquisite
Slainte' ✌️🤟🇨🇮🎶🎶
Simply perfect, from the first to the last note...first part makes me cry, second one makes me wanna jump in joy!
Holy smokes I saw Mick Fleetwood the myth himself!
Saw this on a DVD 15 years ago. Just saw them Live at Melbourne. While they have aged their music is first class
The music that ive looked forward on October 2023 here in Manila because THE CORRS IS COMING BACK🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 IM BEING SOOOOO EMOTIONAL IVE WAITED THIS FOR SO LONG ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😩
Wait, that's Mick Fleetwood back on the drums!
Fleetwood who......lol
@@sleuthdm Mick. The one Mick?
True
Oh yes it is, What a dream come true for caroline to play with the best.
And on her birthday may I remind everyone here.
Bravo👏👏👏💞🩵💜❤️
Very nice folk Irish music.
I can see the Fleetwood Mac also in your band too.
Please continue making new songs in 2023
Aww Sharon has a rare gift with that violin. Beautiful.
True story or family legend? No idea, but makes for a nice story. Papa Corr was teaching all of his kids' classical piano, and then a local priest started offering violin lessons. A very young Caroline was the one chosen by mom & dad to take up violin, but the priest's fuzzy beard scared her. Six-year-old Sharon decided she wanted to do it, and the rest is, as they say, history.
They are all gorgeous...but Sharon is really classically beautiful....perfect features
The old guy playing drums looks like Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac fame.
I love the instrumentals from all together
A tune that will clean the soul of human being
The Corrs are very gifted artists !
To make a violin cry with such a feeling of hope can touch a heart. It helps me find the love I have for my family and friends
i shall never ever forget this music. such lovely and delightfull
Having just returned from a big family wedding, we had The Corrs 'Haste To The' on high rotation! It created just the right atmosphere.
This is beautiful! Does anyone know the Keyboard chords of the slow intro? or where could I get them?
I think that when you search for 'Moran's Return' (the name of the tune) you will find something. But as with many traditional Irish tunes, you could end up with something that sounds nothing like the way Sharon Corr plays it (only listen to the many versions on TH-cam for some evidence of that).
Would love to see them live one day.
November 2019
I hope this will be my wedding song...someday🎶
Best violin i listened ever at the beginning
She is good, very very good, but also try listen to the Dutch Andre Rieu.... he's plays an original Stradivarius!
I discovered The Corrs around a couple of years ago. I started to learn this tune and Toss the Feathers on the fiddle. Been playing fiddle for about 45 years and it was fun to learn new music. But my wife passed last October and all of my instruments with the exception of one guitar, my wife's lap steel and one small amp are all in storage up in Maine. Haven't seen them in a year, Miss my fiddle because it was a show stopper/crowd pleaser. Some day I will get them back. Love this music, it gets you up and dancing.
I'm very sorry for your loss, Paul. I hope you get the fiddle back. And I agree, this music does get you up and dancing, especially this time of year as we get into the St. Paddy's Day season.
Mick and Caroline made this!
I met Sharon corr on her solo tour in north America in 2011. fantastic woman and very nice.
the solo at the beginning made me cry
Yes, it's such superb playing. Touched my heart.
listen to lough erin shore then
Sharon's smile at 1:39 always wrecks me.
Excuse me, Do you know which album this "solo" is available?...Really want to buy a CD. Thanks. from Thailand.
and whatt the title, pls...
The sound of the violin is beautiful.
So beautiful..thanks for sharing..I love the CoRrs..the best
Wow its AMAZING and SUPERB.
i dont know what can i say to this Performances.❤️❤️❤️
Cette musique est tout à la fois triste et joyeuse, c'est là tout le paradoxe des balades Irlandaises (en fait je parle de la première partie). Une famille formidable, de grands musiciens doués et talentueux
Mesmerising intro piece by Sharon on violin with Jim on keyboard. Sublime.
Beautiful playing, Sharon
'"Know your instruments?" Hah!
You are each of you out of the box.
Tin whistle and violen you can't beat it
Is that Mick Fleetwood playing the drums?????
Jim Webster yes
Really!
❤Best❤ Vaolin❤ and ❤Butiful ❤Grup ❤
I m cry!!!
They are very beautiful LADIES.
3:47 caroline's gesturing to andrea to her mike stand
lol... it's like Andrea suddenly realize oh crap i need to run.
Always a mom to Andrea since they were young haha
I have the DVD of this show. The 2 bonus songs are Walk Like an Egyptian and Manic Monday. Those 2 songs were major hits for the Corrs
....those songs are from the Bangles.....
Eh!
Like caroline and mick on the drums
Simply spectacular!
love it so much
me too hey but more than you
Play this song at 1.25x speed. Believe me, it's awesome. You can literally make this a celebration dance
This is magical. Why so few views? Can't believe everyone has the DVD of the concert.Thank you, silentlyclosed, for uploading this. Possibly the best of the many great bands to emerge from Ireland over the last forty years, though fans of the Pogues may disagree.
everybody in Ireland does!
Those three sisters.............................. :)
Sharon you are and you play beautiful :)
Playing next to mick Fleetwood!!! No pressure 😮 she did brilliantly as did they all ❤
Does anyone know where I could get the sheet music for the opening solo? Would really appreciate any advice - thanks!
Beautiful and so talented a group!
Hello everyone. What song is Sharon playing?
A classic irish song, from 100 years ago.
I stand corrected, It was 1767. first played.
Moran's Return
muito lindo amo esta musica The Corrs som espetacular
Is Mick keeping up with the young lassie?
Very impressive
they are all siblings 3 sisters and one brother,
Just brilliant, fantastic. Dave
Anytime getting to listen to Sharon solo on the violin is always a treat!
heart beating love songs too much
It's beautiful ❤️❤️❤️I love ❤️💛💚💙💜💗
PARTICULARMENTE ME GUSTA ESTA BANDA DESDE HACE MUCHOS AÑOS ATRAS POR SU BUENA MUSICA.
most melodic joyful delicious super rocking height of awesomeness pinnacle of musical arrangement
Vaya dueto de baterías, uff bestial
Hell yeah awesomeness
A MUSICAL TREAT RIGHT THERE ....... THANK YOU
BEAUTIFULL.
Intro is awesome
so so so beautiful! love this song and the intro!
I want an Irish girlfriend now 💓
really awesome
Whenevq im stress i listen to this instrumental music
What is the title of the first instrumental before haste to the wedding? Very heart-warming performance.
Que música tan preciosa! Le llega a todo el mundo!
What is the solo piece at the beginning it's fantastic
Moran's Return ;) It's indeed a very, very nice piece.
O my dear, JUST look, LOOK how Sharon plays ... Nationhood, a birthright, maid and a moment, all there, all in the way Sharon plays
Love them so so much
Beautiful song
bon elles ce sont mes cheries ! rien a dirre de plus!
lovely team, family and song!
what a intro amazing love the corrs wish they would reform
George O Driscoll videos they have! They released an album last year called White Light
My favorite 😍,
This gets into your heart.
Caroline Corr...Yes....A Drummer...Mick Feetwood...More Like Right Time....Right Place....
I would love to see this group, including Mick Fleetwood tour North America! Mick looks like he is really into this song and this group. Granted, this video was produced in 2000, but still, a fan can dream, no?