If I was a sports coach or manager I would make my team watch this … and other transatlantic sessions ensembles. World class performers all trying to make each other sound even better and produce the ultimate sound. Incredible telepathy and unspoken teamwork going on throughout.. and not an ounce of ego!
That’s a brilliant idea. A team of all stars, just getting into a grove together, playing as a team, nobody shines, the song does. And it turns out unbelievably amazing
Man, this version is so gorgeous. I've seen people say that Big Country is close to the perfect song, but I think Falani is much closer. Just something about how everything fits together and the simplicity. This song just makes me feel... Nostalgic.
I don’t play but I hear & see the skill in playing to serve the song and to help make everyone sound as good as possible. Virtuosity while never stepping on any other instrument or player. Tough to pull off a requires tremendous listening skills
Dontcha just love the way these instruments , these seemingly distantly related instruments, just blend in so beautifully? A tribute to the musicians playing them... Love it , long live Transatlantic Sessions!
Love it, one of the best. I love who everyone is so supportive of each other , the duck in and duck out to give each other time to shine , no one dominates , no one steps on each others toes, everyone takes the time to let the music breathe. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Something magical is created in every one of these transatlantic sessions
Doesn't get any better than this. Wow, what a group of aficionados, Bela, Sam, Aly, & forgive for not remembering the other great musicians. In almost every session on the Trans Atlantic recordings they seemed to thoroughly enjoy themselves. Of course, Jerry Douglas is the greatest dobro player in the world.
We Americans have a lot to thank the Scottish and Irish bringing their musical traditions to the US. I am very proud of my Scottish roots through my paternal grandmother, born and raised in the mountains of North Carolina. They have had a long tradition of passing the music down from generation to generation.
elizadavies69 This is cut from Transatlantic Sessions #5. The transatlantic sessions are a set of videos mixing world renown bluegrass/country players with renown scottish/irish traditional players and they do various mixes of their songs in a bluegrassy/gaelic trad. style.
@elizadavies69 It is from the "transatlantic sessions" season 5 episode 1. the sessions are held every year. the best traditional folk, Celtic, and bluegrass players gather and play together for the bbc. The song is called Falani.
@flecktonesrock fleckstonerock is right - this video is not of Béla's 'Big Country' I've no idea what this video is from either. Some details would be nice so I can hunt the dvd. /fingerscrossed
If I was a sports coach or manager I would make my team watch this … and other transatlantic sessions ensembles. World class performers all trying to make each other sound even better and produce the ultimate sound. Incredible telepathy and unspoken teamwork going on throughout.. and not an ounce of ego!
That’s a brilliant idea. A team of all stars, just getting into a grove together, playing as a team, nobody shines, the song does. And it turns out unbelievably amazing
Exactly!" Perfect teamwork and probably on the first take.
Man, this version is so gorgeous. I've seen people say that Big Country is close to the perfect song, but I think Falani is much closer. Just something about how everything fits together and the simplicity. This song just makes me feel... Nostalgic.
Bela Fleck, junto a un numeroso grupo de leyendas de la música celta. Impresionante.
DANNY THOMPSON from PENTANGLE!!! Love this!!!!!!!
Jesus, what a spectacular piece of music. Bravo to Bela and his friends in getting this down for us.
The face of the bass player says everything.
This is what happiness sounds like.
As I have gotten older, I have embraced the idea that being an ensemble member is more gratifying than being a soloist.
I don’t play but I hear & see the skill in playing to serve the song and to help make everyone sound as good as possible.
Virtuosity while never stepping on any other instrument or player. Tough to pull off a requires tremendous listening skills
Dontcha just love the way these instruments , these seemingly distantly related instruments, just blend in so beautifully? A tribute to the musicians playing them... Love it , long live Transatlantic Sessions!
Sun shining, front porch sitting, toe tapping, lemonade sipping, can't help but smiling kind of music. ❤
Love it, one of the best. I love who everyone is so supportive of each other , the duck in and duck out to give each other time to shine , no one dominates , no one steps on each others toes, everyone takes the time to let the music breathe. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Something magical is created in every one of these transatlantic sessions
Doesn't get any better than this. Wow, what a group of aficionados, Bela, Sam, Aly, & forgive for not remembering the other great musicians. In almost every session on the Trans Atlantic
recordings they seemed to thoroughly enjoy themselves. Of course, Jerry Douglas is the greatest dobro player in the world.
I spotted Andy Irvine on Mandolin and Danny Thompson on bass as well. Both legends in their own right! What an incredible line-up of musicians!!
celtic tradition!!! wonderfull !!!
We Americans have a lot to thank the Scottish and Irish bringing their musical traditions to the US. I am very proud of my Scottish roots through my paternal grandmother, born and raised in the mountains of North Carolina. They have had a long tradition of passing the music down from generation to generation.
elizadavies69 This is cut from Transatlantic Sessions #5. The transatlantic sessions are a set of videos mixing world renown bluegrass/country players with renown scottish/irish traditional players and they do various mixes of their songs in a bluegrassy/gaelic trad. style.
Unbelievable - I may start playing again!
@elizadavies69 It is from the "transatlantic sessions" season 5 episode 1. the sessions are held every year. the best traditional folk, Celtic, and bluegrass players gather and play together for the bbc. The song is called Falani.
The soundtrack of my heart
Great team of musicians! Love this!❤️❤️❤️
Bela Sam and Jerry. The goats.
Brandon Collier so fucking jelly that this is just on tv over there
best version by far takes you there
What a smooth sweet sound
My word… fantastic
@flecktonesrock fleckstonerock is right - this video is not of Béla's 'Big Country'
I've no idea what this video is from either. Some details would be nice so I can hunt the dvd. /fingerscrossed
Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is that Danny Thompson on the double bass??
Yup, the one and only. One of the great bassists of his generation--and ours.
awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
I can hear that hound dawg bawlin' after 3:00
😍🎶❤🎶😍
👏❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏
cool song
👍👍👍👋👋👋👋
Anyone know where this was filmed?
Filmed at a hunting lodge near Glen Lyon in Perthshire Highlands, Scotland. This was from the Transatlantic Sessions Series 5
@@seansuperman nice, cheers! thought it might have been scotland
What is the history of this song? Where does it come from?
It's a Bela Fleck composition. Originally appeared on the Bela Fleck and the Flecktones album named "Rocket Science"
dudes getting brutal at 2:45
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Yes. Good, ain't he.
yeah everyone go out and buy their young sons a flute now
Sorry, but what does Jerry Play?
He plays (3:33) lap steel slide guitar and resonator guitar
A Dobro
8/8 ?