I actually was given the extraordinary honor of playing this wonderful song for the wedding of two very dear friends ❤️ That may well have been the finest moment of my life. The setting for this wedding was incredible, as well.
Some people, me & others, know about this tune that it comes, originally, from Pittsburgh, where it was the name of an old Victorian manor that housed a bunch of old-time musicians in the 70s-80s. The tune was composed by Dave Richardson of Boys of the Lough, on a Pittsburgh visit, where his friend bagpiper George Balderose owned the house, in Pittsburgh's near North Side Manchester neighborhood.
This is actually the Calliope House and Cowboy Jig. I did this as an arrangement for wind ensemble/concert band. I tried to model it after the last movement of Holst's 2nd Suite in F for band.
I am one of these 4 violinists. I was 15 when this was recorded. Can't believe that we have reached more than 70k views now.😅 Good memories!
I discovered this song through El Pony Pisador's "Dolores", and I love this rendition! It's so beautiful, thank you so much
You deserve 7000000k view
y'all did a fantastic performance; closing in on eight decades of life this gave me the happy chills. Thanks
Which one is you?
Play this song at my wedding, or funeral- whichever comes first
Hopefully your wedding Moira
I actually was given the extraordinary honor of playing this wonderful song for the wedding of two very dear friends ❤️ That may well have been the finest moment of my life. The setting for this wedding was incredible, as well.
My favorite rendition of this song! Great performance! The visuals if four women working those fiddles is fantastic.
Some people, me & others, know about this tune that it comes, originally, from Pittsburgh, where it was the name of an old Victorian manor that housed a bunch of old-time musicians in the 70s-80s. The tune was composed by Dave Richardson of Boys of the Lough, on a Pittsburgh visit, where his friend bagpiper George Balderose owned the house, in Pittsburgh's near North Side Manchester neighborhood.
Anyone who aspires to play this should be made to listen to this set!
Heard this on a Tv Serial and then searched for a long time! Thanks uploader :)
yeahhh....today I searched in shazam app & got it...by the way,this music used in 'houseful' drama.
Hm pailm onkdin por
absolutely gorgeous song and set.
My public library used to play this to warn us of closing time!
:D The medieval tavern in Paris used to play this for closing time too.
This is actually the Calliope House and Cowboy Jig. I did this as an arrangement for wind ensemble/concert band. I tried to model it after the last movement of Holst's 2nd Suite in F for band.
Love this! This is one of my absolute Favorite pieces of music. Great job on a wonderful performance!
Just about my most favorite thing ever. LOVE these girls. So sweet.
I didn't know what to do first: rub my goosebumps or dry my eyes. A heartfelt thank you 😊 ❤
Sounds good on Scottish Smallpipes too.
composed by dave richardson of newcastle england who plays with the boys of the loch
この曲は、本当に好きだから、こんなに綺麗に演奏してくれてありがとう！
And a most amazing tune to dance to - !
Wonderfull version
who are these girls? absolutely brilliant.
What are the names of these girls/ band. I need their cd
2008 the year I was born:>
Exquisite.
Maravilhoso para nossos ouvidos !!!!
Very nice.
Wow! Simply beautiful....
Thanks for sharing, dear. Merci beaucoup!
Lovely Ireland.
I need their CD
Amazing
I LOVE this músic.
aku juga
Amazing!
hermosa melodía ♪
Ravishing...
Great
Bravi!
perfeito mds
on E love it ! matur suksma
Nice
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷
Hi, I want to use the song in my personal video, not for commerical. How can I pay it?
thanks
Thank You for your interest!
You may use the tune freely.
I hope to see your video soon
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horrible à côté de la version d'Alasdair Fraser !
yes, i love alasdair version
I can't okay it but I okay On a violin
Decent. Too fast! Sadly!
Sounds as much Irish as André Rieu. Well played from a classical perspective maybe, but there are much better fiddle versions on YT than this one.
Yes it is a very 'clean' played performance, but it sounds fine to me.
Maybe because it's not Irish. Dave Richardson, who wrote it comes from Northumberland in England
Amazing!!