That version of Mo Ghile Mear sends shivers up my spine. I've raved about this series elsewhere, so I won't carry on and on. Few things in life are perfect. The BBC Four Highland Sessions are as close to perfect as music gets. Or so it seems to me.
Just found! Certainly shivers on spine stuff. Very moving. I have danced many strathspeys to the iron horse but slower! My singing friends will be hearing if these sessions.
An Spealadóir (The Scytheman) 1:00 Iain Ghlinn Cuaich (John of Glen Cuaich) 4:17 An T-Each Iarann (The Iron Horse) 8:46 An raibh tu aig an gCarraig? (Were You at the Rock?) 12:10 A' Bhean Eudach (The Jealous Woman) 16:23 Failte gu baile Ghrainne (Welcome Home Grainne) 19:37 Mo Ghile Mear (My Dashing Darling) 24:12
@@mariapalmer5671 and by the way, I love your music. I learn how to singing Irish and Scottish girl music a lot. That's how I learn how to sing in Irish Gaelic because I'm proud of my ancestry. I asked my dad to get me some highland bagpipes for my birthday and I asked my grandma to get me a kilt. Is it true that people who are kilts where no underwear?
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What is especially striking here is that a song about a man wielding a scythe is turned into an epic.
That version of Mo Ghile Mear sends shivers up my spine. I've raved about this series elsewhere, so I won't carry on and on. Few things in life are perfect. The BBC Four Highland Sessions are as close to perfect as music gets. Or so it seems to me.
What a series It brought tears to my eyes. I am an Australian but love Irish and Scottish folk music. God bless you all in these troubled times.
DAMN! I miss Franky Kennedy's flute.
so glad this experience what captured.
Never hear anything like this on American TV. Its a shame as many of us have English, Irish, Scottish heritage. Thanks for posting these.
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Which is why we are grateful and delighted to have TH-cam algorithms find these tunes!
Magnificent.
That was absolutely Wonderful. Thank-you kindly for sharing with us. Well done! Ladies and Gentlemen. God Bless! you and yours as well. 👍😎✌💜🙏💞
Just found! Certainly shivers on spine stuff. Very moving. I have danced many strathspeys to the iron horse but slower! My singing friends will be hearing if these sessions.
Mother was a highlander so i love all things celtic dad was estonian hunt means wolf...
That was a great performance of Were You At The Rock?
Bestest i have heard...
An Spealadóir (The Scytheman) 1:00
Iain Ghlinn Cuaich (John of Glen Cuaich) 4:17
An T-Each Iarann (The Iron Horse) 8:46
An raibh tu aig an gCarraig? (Were You at the Rock?) 12:10
A' Bhean Eudach (The Jealous Woman) 16:23
Failte gu baile Ghrainne (Welcome Home Grainne) 19:37
Mo Ghile Mear (My Dashing Darling) 24:12
Thank you MikhailBakuni :)
to Mikhail : thank you, very helpful 🤩
My name is Nathan verzinskie I'm part Scottish and I can sing in the Scottish Gaelic language John Knox is my ancestor
Wow . Great ancestry.
@@mariapalmer5671 and by the way, I love your music. I learn how to singing Irish and Scottish girl music a lot. That's how I learn how to sing in Irish Gaelic because I'm proud of my ancestry. I asked my dad to get me some highland bagpipes for my birthday and I asked my grandma to get me a kilt. Is it true that people who are kilts where no underwear?
I would keep that to myself.