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Kathryn Tickell - 'Air Moving'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2009
- Kathryn Tickell and band (Peter Tickell - fiddle, Joss Clapp - guitars, Julian Sutton - melodeon). Song taken from a live set, recorded at The Zodiac, Oxford. 8th September 2004
why do pipes, of any kind, played like this, bring me to tears every time...this is so beautiful....
Not NEAR enough likes. Get after it, people!!!!!
How wonderful to be able to pay such a tribute to a friend
A beautiful video. I love the emotion Kathryn puts into her playing. Anyone with any experience of folk concerts will know that folk-songs need to be explained and this is part of the pleasure of the performance. Besides, I find her voice as mesmerising as her music.
geoff1945 ii
Sorry about the earlier message - that wasn't a message at al!
I first saw Katherine over ten years ago and have seen her many times since.ma beautiful performer! This , Air Moving, perhaps my favourite track.
I love Kathryn Tickell. I hope she will always make such beautiful music. SHE IS WONDERFUL!!
A beautiful tune, beautifully and sensitively played. A wonderful story.
Very moving. What more can I say.
The more i listen to queen Tickell the more i adore her grasp of humanity and how she transcribes it to music.
Wow, to be so loved to have such music to haunt your passing to hold you memory in such tender soulfulness. Good on yer Bruce. Thank you
What a beautiful tribute to a great individual
Love You Too. Please continue for decades man.
Love it 🥰
Wow just stubled across this, Katryn used to come to my school to teach us music from time to time, bit of a local legend! Nice to see Northumbrian music doing the rounds!
Just a bit of dust in my eyes . You don't just move air , you move soul . So beautiful ❤️🌹
what a wonderful story and my heart is sore listening, thankyou yet again Kathryn
You really had to know Bruce to appreciate these stories but they're true. A wonderful tribute and the music says it all!
What a wonderfully moving and haunting tribute.
A beautiful tune played by a beautiful person
Gorgeous, and so moving (like air). Thank you.
Spearmint Lady you touch my heart. Parched by the time you started playing
just found you Kathryn Tickell and am listening to everything i can get my ears on waye aye lol. really love the work on small pipes, really brilliant love it very much.
Just discovered this on you tube. Thank you so much for sharing the beauty of your creation and dedicated memory of a dear freind.
Tunes, poetry, any way a song tries to go, can often go elsewhere, Lass... you are the songsterss and player of the smallpipes... best player Northumberland/Newcastle has seen for many a decade...
She is nothing but stunning!! No wonder this kind of music is becoming so popular in the states. I myself have recently switched from the bluegrass style of banjo to the Irish tenor banjo. I just am captivated by all aspects of this music...
Bruce is a legend, what a beautiful man he was XXX
Love the Northumbrian Pipes
👍🏻💝
I saw Kathryn Tickell in a pub, I think 'twas in Hexham, in the early 80s and have loved the Northumbrian pipes ever since.
A MOST BEAUTIFUL PIECE
come back to watch this every now and again, beautiful story
Simply wonderful and always will be
Beautiful piece of music.
Great composition, so deeply touching...
I really don't get why some people are so ignorant to say she talks too much! ! knowing the circumstances surrounding the composition of a piece of music really enhances the listening experience! ! if you can't be arsed finding out more about the music from the composer her self... then don't be selfish and listen to the music anyway! hight of musical ignorance! !
Well said. Music has become so much like just another commodity for the consumer, anything that reminds us that the act of writing a tune may well be an act of love. I found this particular story moving, others may not, but I certainly appreciate that the preamble was not edited out of the video.
Couldn`t agree morewalkernick86, knowing some of the background etc adds to the interest.
walkernick86 Agree 100%. Stories like that are always very interesting and I find it sad that they're mostly edited out of the video on TH-cam.
I agree totally!
I spent some years in the UK and going around trad performances you learn that the storytellin', the backstory, is a quintessential component of the performance and in instances imperative in understanding the context of the piece.
If you are after instant gratification, then this is not for you.
What beautiful music!
Bruce is a legend, what a beautifulm man he was XXX
Absolutely beautiful!
she can talk all day for me when she plays she plays thats where the talent is i think she is the bees knees love ya katheryn keep playing girl xxx
Went to your gig in Blackheath 15 or so years ago. Made a change from the D&B I’d hear at Fabric.
A lovely sensative soul wrapped up in a beautiful physical form
Top shelf.
Superb pipe music by a Queen on the Northumbrian smallpipes
excellent
❤️
what a beautiful tune Bruce must have been a beautiful man god bless Bruce
lovely, just lovely ♥️
Just exquisite...
It don't get much sweeter than that..!!
Great tune and truly amazing playing!!!
Ruiseart.
She is as stunning as her music....
Certainly moved me! I'm having to dry my eyes!
Call me crazy, but I love the way she says, "cop a tea."
Clicked like on the video when I heard "percussion arena" before the performance even started.
Well said Kathryn
Aye great performance
sublime.
kathryns music hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, just perfect
Fantastic
This is very, very moving :)
Why am I crying?
What a tune, knowing the background of a slow air makes it all the more poignant!
It sounds to me like a celebration of Bruce's life, rather than a tune mourning his death!
Just foofin' hav it!
Wow.
nice
I would like to learn this tune on the tin whistle and I'm new to that instrument. What tin whistle key would I need to buy?
Actually the Basques did not have much to do with bagpipes in the Iberian peninsula. It is more in Portugal and in Spain (Galicia, Zamora, Asturias, Leon, La Rioja, Aragon, Catalonia, Balearic Islands,...), where you still find a good diversity of regional versions of these instruments, as it also happens in France. All of them with their origins dated back to the Middle Ages, if not earlier.
I've been living all of my life in Catalonia and I never saw a catalan bagpipe. They are played in Asturias and Galicia (celtic areas of iberian peninsula)
check: lmo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sac_de_gemecs
or :
ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sac_de_gemecs
Mickelharp
I play sac de gemecs (catalan bagpipe). Thank you, Pio, for not forgetting us.
Yeah, that's really moving
lovely melody , very moving what key are the pipes.
Kathryn what became of your mun?
I was at Burringham and Gunness School in the mid 70/s when you lived in north lincs as a very young girl as a year mybe 7/8 year old and your mum was may year teacher........Miss Kathryn...and I think you lived in North Links at a place alled hiblstow for a couple of years?
What a sensitive soul...
Give her a fucking break. She wrote the song for a friend who's obviously passed!
XXX
Je découvre ! C’est magnifique !
Mais elle cause bcp trop…….!!!!
Barry Garlow has clearly either not listened to Chris Ormston's tuning or has ears too insensitive to notice there's anything wrong with it. His rhythmic flow is not in the same league as KT's either.
If you're impatient like myself, just skip to 3:45
I do like a Northumbrian woman that can handle a distressed sheep...
I really don't get why some people are so ignorant to say she talks too much! ! knowing the circumstances surrounding the composition of a piece of music really enhances the listening experience! ! if you can't be arsed finding out more about the music from the composer her self... then don't be selfish and listen to the music anyway! hight of musical ignorance! !