yes world class concertina playing by Cormac but what also impressed me is Libby's subtle zouk accompaniment you can hear the spirit of the late Alec Finn in her playing
I've never seen anyone push a concertina to it's physical limits like this. Could any of us in the 1970s have foreseen the jaw dropping skill of the coming generations of musicians? And the numbers of them ...
True on all instruments. When Altan first came out is when I noticed the change. Seamus Tansey and Jim Donahue are a couple of oldies that were playing at an amazing level in the early 1970s, and Paul Brady.
Это просто Чума! Прекрасная картинка, прекрасная светлая музыка, невероятно приятно записанный звук! Играют мастерски! Вот только в такой спокойной качественной обстановке можно почувствовать все нюансы произведения, без лишних инструментов. Пальчики у дамы тоже очень красивые ))
Not sure of the first one (someone above had it as "Come West Along the Road", but that is incorrect). The second is a Donegal tune known there as "Mary O' the Wisp". The third is "Carmel Mahoney Mulhaire", written by Galway-born accordionist Martin Mulhaire for his wife. His most well-known composition would be "The Golden Keyboard", amongst many other distinctive tunes.
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The pounding of a Birkenstock against a concrete pier makes for an excellent percussive sound
Libby: Alright. So did you bring your concertina?
Cormac:
yes world class concertina playing by Cormac but what also impressed me is Libby's subtle zouk accompaniment you can hear the spirit of the late Alec Finn in her playing
She's the best out there 🏆
I've never seen anyone push a concertina to it's physical limits like this. Could any of us in the 1970s have foreseen the jaw dropping skill of the coming generations of musicians? And the numbers of them ...
True on all instruments. When Altan first came out is when I noticed the change. Seamus Tansey and Jim Donahue are a couple of oldies that were playing at an amazing level in the early 1970s, and Paul Brady.
Dia duit òn Talafornia. Is Cormac Begley any relation to the great Seàmus Begley??
concertina and Greek bouzouki are brilliant instruments
Cormac begley is a master class... Could listen to him all day long....
That foot tapping could be an instrument of its own.
Gorgeous play ever Libby and Cormac this gorgeous ever tune to great reel thank you Both so amazing
Effin' gorgeous!
Это просто Чума! Прекрасная картинка, прекрасная светлая музыка, невероятно приятно записанный звук! Играют мастерски! Вот только в такой спокойной качественной обстановке можно почувствовать все нюансы произведения, без лишних инструментов.
Пальчики у дамы тоже очень красивые ))
How can that sound come out come out of a concertina😊. Pinnacle of concertina playing👆
wow just awesome player----fr. canada
Wow!
Superb
0.17 Soul moved
Lovely!
Go maith .
Just a concertina player taking his concertinas for a walk.................
Jaysus, does he have enough concertinas there?
considering each of those are like 3-5K as well, no joke.
I believe that Jeffries are about 8k . But in fairness he knows how to work these absolute machines with ease. A true master 💪🏻
you never know............15 of them might fall in the water
From what I've seen in a video in a pub playing the Fermoy Lasses, he has upwards of thirteen concertinas *-*
@@amymoriarty2895 And do you think he might be an expert tuner and repairman, as well?
GREAAAT !!!! SOON the DUO ALBUM WE ALLL WAITING FOR!!!
Go raibh maith agat!
👍💞🌹
Yup🕺💃
Is this filmed at brandon creek?
Ceol den scoth, Galánta!!
Is the Greek bouzouki in traditional Greek tuning or Irish tuning?
Gorgeous , what are the tunes?
Come west along the road not sure about others
Mary Hould the Candle Steady While I Shave the Chicken’s Lip
@@martinbanks7686 Ha ha ha ha ha !
Not sure of the first one (someone above had it as "Come West Along the Road", but that is incorrect). The second is a Donegal tune known there as "Mary O' the Wisp". The third is "Carmel Mahoney Mulhaire", written by Galway-born accordionist Martin Mulhaire for his wife. His most well-known composition would be "The Golden Keyboard", amongst many other distinctive tunes.
@@jaygilbert4546 I think another comment in a live recording of 3 Begleysa mentioned this first tune as "Con McGinley's"
Awwwww Beautiful!!! What is name of the third tune?
Carmel Mahoney Mulhaire by Martin Mulhaire
fuckin HUP