Every time I hear Kathryn I can’t help of thinking of her grandad, my great uncle Joe. Loved visited visiting him and aunt Madeleine on their farm, not far from Wark. Think of a softly spoken Jack Hargreaves smoking roll ups! Brilliant memories. Uncle Joe loved music and would be so proud. And rightly so.
Beautiful. The Northumbrian Pipes are so much mellower that the Scottish bagpipes. Kathryn is a seriously brilliant musician. Thanks to her and The Darkening for bringing me some joy in a moment of national crisis. (All in Britain know what that is so I don’t need to spell it out!) About to order their latest album, Hollowbone, after hearing Kathryn on Radio 4 this morning. 👍
If you enjoyed this you might be better off with the previous album ‘Kathryn Tickell & The Side’ before you try Hollowbone. It’s more similar to this (in fact this tune is on the Side album!)
Thanks Kathryn for your advice. I’m coming to see you tomorrow evening at The Stables with my wife. Both my wife and I are keen lovers of folk music and are really looking forward seeing you. 👍
@Gennady Golovkin So you don't like the world because of what Simon Cowell does on a show you don't have to watch? Get out and find some live music you like. It might change your life and your opinion of this absolutely wonderful world God created for us.
@Gennady Golovkin Just to imagine a world where we find and enjoy music without being upset at what music others create or listen to. Didn't mean to start a quarrel. We wouldn't be here if we didn't like at least some of the same music.
@Gennady Golovkin Music isn't like some building that needs to be built according to agreed upon standards for the sake of safety or the "integrity of architecture." Music is art. Part of the fun is to expand boundaries. I'm sure you don't think we should go back to banging on drums and chanting. There are millions of people making music and billions listening to the music that moves them. Why pick a genre or an artist and say, "not valid"? We should enjoy what we enjoy and be happy that other people find music they can enjoy without thinking they are retards or subversives. I don't want to decide what music is "good for" someone. Only they know what they like or what is "good for" them. What is the point of living in a free country if we start making rules about what music is good for or not good for individuals? Would we do that for speech? Or thought?
This world is doing fine, if you can't see that then perhaps the problem is in your brain. I can appreciate this music and ZZ Top and Hank William's, all are worthy of celebration, all represent different cultures and times. Stop cursing the night and light a candle.
I have thousands of CDs. I've always been a bit fussy about them being in pristine condition. I sometimes didn't buy one because the booklet was slightly scuffed or creased. Kathryn Tickell is the only musician I've ever asked to sign a CD, with a big marker pen across the pristine booklet. I even bought a couple I already had, so she could sign them too. I lived in Newcastle for a while when I was young, and visited many places in Northumberland. I love all kinds of pipes, but the Northumbrian smallpipes are my favourites. And no one plays them as beautifully as this lady.
Wow, at last I,ve found my inner music which soothes, absorbs, restores, heals and guides... Perfectly attuned performers... No words, just admiration... OMG...
Just found out about a year ago I have Northumbrian Blood in me. So I had to find out more about the county and people (Music). I heard the Northumbrian Pipes played....Goose bumps!!!! The sound is so beautiful. Thank you Kathryn for sharing your magical talent on the pipes and fiddle. Love it!!!!!
A long time ago Kathryn played my local arts centre. She had the 3 piece band including Lyn Tucker on piano accordion. Anyway, she invited people who wanted to ask questions etc to wait at the side door of the stage. As I was a keen photographer at the time I went and waited and was the only person outside the door. After a few minutes Kathryn came out and I was so nervous and awestruck that I just mumbled some words about enjoying the concert and could I take a photo to which she said yes. After that there was a very awkward silence and she nodded at me suggesting we ought to go - which we both did! If I get time I am going to look through all my neg strips to see if I can find that shot! Anyway she was very humble and dealt with the whole situation with dignity!
Lovely, lovely music--the sound of my beloved Borders, where I studied the local language, on both sides. Reminds me of Wooler and Bellingham, where i worked--and saw a piper play at Wooler. Fantastic, kathryn!
MegMerrilies Forgive him, he doesn't realise that English were Celtic too just conquered by an invading army and forced to speak Anglo Saxon, a result of the poor education system in this country in the last 70 years.
Not really - the Northumbrian pipe is unique. On all other pipes, the chanter plays continuously and you put your fingers down to sound a note. On the Northumbrian pipe the end of the chanter is stopped, and you lift your fingers to sound a note. So the chanter is silent when all the fingers are down. This accounts for the unique, staccato sound of the Northumbrian pipes.
Hello Kathryn ! I have a question - was it your good self that accompanied Jimmy Nail (along with a guitarist) in June 2000 at the Royal Opera House, at a charity concert in aid of the Buddhist Peace Garden ? I really loved that ballad, with Jimmy's gravelly voice and the sound of the Northumbrian Pipes and Guitar - just wonderful ! The entire day was a dream for me, mixing with all those celebrities too (I was Lulu's piper, that played 'Amazing Grace' at the concert - just sorry that we didn't meet at the time.)
@@kathryntickell9993 What ? Kathryn ! Does this really mean you take 5years to answer a question ? I know you're a busy lass doing things like cool stuff on Radio3 but 5years ? What if I wake you up with a blast on the horn when I pass the end of your road on my way up to Kielder ... would that help cut your response time down a bit ? 3 yrs maybe ? I'll try to stay alive that long. Ken :)
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Why on earth would you choose to dislike this utterly beautiful music?
Stupidity.
Why do people give thumbs down? If you don't like it just bugger off....
Kathryn is a national treasure xx
She is special
She is a Northumbrian treasure
What... like a vase? She is a very gifted musician ... we are fortunate to have her in our midst!
@@stuartbowden4735 I think Kathryn was born in Walsall , Staffordshire in 1967.
@@Raven4508 I would never have guessed that.
Northumberland one of the greatest places on earth
I was raised there now a Canadian
Got to agree I live here!
My heart and soul remain in Northumberland...
Nope. Not 'one of'. Just 'the greatest'! :)
Beautiful. Special mention to accordion player and superb clog dancer Amy Thatcher
Every time I hear Kathryn I can’t help of thinking of her grandad, my great uncle Joe. Loved visited visiting him and aunt Madeleine on their farm, not far from Wark. Think of a softly spoken Jack Hargreaves smoking roll ups! Brilliant memories. Uncle Joe loved music and would be so proud. And rightly so.
Thank you...spent many happy holidays on that farm (Willow Bog) x
brings me to tears every time i hear her, i bought all the albums i could, just a talent so lost in a decade of crap music.
I can't tell you how many times I have watched and listened to this.All I can say is Thank You
This is the sort of music that really moves me.
Beautiful. The Northumbrian Pipes are so much mellower that the Scottish bagpipes. Kathryn is a seriously brilliant musician. Thanks to her and The Darkening for bringing me some joy in a moment of national crisis. (All in Britain know what that is so I don’t need to spell it out!) About to order their latest album, Hollowbone, after hearing Kathryn on Radio 4 this morning. 👍
If you enjoyed this you might be better off with the previous album ‘Kathryn Tickell & The Side’ before you try Hollowbone. It’s more similar to this (in fact this tune is on the Side album!)
Thanks Kathryn for your advice. I’m coming to see you tomorrow evening at The Stables with my wife. Both my wife and I are keen lovers of folk music and are really looking forward seeing you. 👍
I am half Scots ( my late father's side) and I like both...
Imagine a world in which this sort of talent was properly celebrated. Instead we get this world.
@Gennady Golovkin So you don't like the world because of what Simon Cowell does on a show you don't have to watch? Get out and find some live music you like. It might change your life and your opinion of this absolutely wonderful world God created for us.
@Gennady Golovkin At what point did I say you said you hated the world?
@Gennady Golovkin Just to imagine a world where we find and enjoy music without being upset at what music others create or listen to. Didn't mean to start a quarrel. We wouldn't be here if we didn't like at least some of the same music.
@Gennady Golovkin Music isn't like some building that needs to be built according to agreed upon standards for the sake of safety or the "integrity of architecture." Music is art. Part of the fun is to expand boundaries. I'm sure you don't think we should go back to banging on drums and chanting. There are millions of people making music and billions listening to the music that moves them. Why pick a genre or an artist and say, "not valid"? We should enjoy what we enjoy and be happy that other people find music they can enjoy without thinking they are retards or subversives. I don't want to decide what music is "good for" someone. Only they know what they like or what is "good for" them. What is the point of living in a free country if we start making rules about what music is good for or not good for individuals? Would we do that for speech? Or thought?
This world is doing fine, if you can't see that then perhaps the problem is in your brain. I can appreciate this music and ZZ Top and Hank William's, all are worthy of celebration, all represent different cultures and times. Stop cursing the night and light a candle.
I have thousands of CDs. I've always been a bit fussy about them being in pristine condition. I sometimes didn't buy one because the booklet was slightly scuffed or creased.
Kathryn Tickell is the only musician I've ever asked to sign a CD, with a big marker pen across the pristine booklet. I even bought a couple I already had, so she could sign them too.
I lived in Newcastle for a while when I was young, and visited many places in Northumberland. I love all kinds of pipes, but the Northumbrian smallpipes are my favourites. And no one plays them as beautifully as this lady.
she is brilliant.
Wow, at last I,ve found my inner music which soothes, absorbs, restores, heals and guides... Perfectly attuned performers... No words, just admiration... OMG...
That's lovely Vladimir.
Just found out about a year ago I have Northumbrian Blood in me. So I had to find out more about the county and people (Music). I heard the Northumbrian Pipes played....Goose bumps!!!! The sound is so beautiful. Thank you Kathryn for sharing your magical talent on the pipes and fiddle. Love it!!!!!
A long time ago Kathryn played my local arts centre. She had the 3 piece band including Lyn Tucker on piano accordion. Anyway, she invited people who wanted to ask questions etc to wait at the side door of the stage. As I was a keen photographer at the time I went and waited and was the only person outside the door. After a few minutes Kathryn came out and I was so nervous and awestruck that I just mumbled some words about enjoying the concert and could I take a photo to which she said yes. After that there was a very awkward silence and she nodded at me suggesting we ought to go - which we both did! If I get time I am going to look through all my neg strips to see if I can find that shot! Anyway she was very humble and dealt with the whole situation with dignity!
Yes, I met her once at a Northumberland village show. Very interesting, kind and chatty.
She is an international treasure
Glorious. Thanking you for posting.
Kathryn, you are an angel of music
Mesmerizing!!!!
Touching my mind.....your music talk to the word!
So glad someone just shared this on my wall!! yessss
Beautiful ❤️🙏🏻
Otherworldly beauty, some portal to enchantment opened wide and out this came!
moondog is right! Uplifting stuff, brilliant. I love your music.Thanks Katherine
Just fantastic.
Great stuff we really enjoyed this performance.
Wonderful
Hi katherine your lovely just like your music God bless you, I love all this it takes me back to a time of my past lol Paul p Birmingham England x
Awesome set.
I love the way she swings while she plays the pipes!
Fantastic... keep gonig fo it!
I just lov’it
"Early morning air/Tullochgorum" one of my favorites...wonderful
A reet bonnie tune...
Woah fantastic.......
lovely
Lovely, lovely music--the sound of my beloved Borders, where I studied the local language, on both sides. Reminds me of Wooler and Bellingham, where i worked--and saw a piper play at Wooler. Fantastic, kathryn!
Landscape - water, hills and skies. This is the cry of centuries past.
Some stirring folk craze here!!!
Awesome!
I love Northumbrian Pipes! !
I love the sound coming from this style of bagpipe.
Badass Piping!!!
super sympa et totalement aérien !
Nothing better than KT !!!
One of the best things to come out of the british isles is trad music
wow!
small pipes are just so lovely and Kathryn plays them so well, first track on signs haunts me so much, could have sworn she is irish or scottish :) xx
Simon Jones Northumbrian!
MegMerrilies
Forgive him, he doesn't realise that English were Celtic too just conquered by an invading army and forced to speak Anglo Saxon, a result of the poor education system in this country in the last 70 years.
@@greeny202ab North Western European very little difference between us celtic is a made up name we never called ourselves this until modern times
Follow that!
It was a great evening - I was standing in the front row!
I know. I was sitting right behind you but couldn't stand because I'm handicapped. Not really! 😉
@@sbearly People standing behind me often complain I should carry a portable hole! :-)
We need to get in touch! Our views will change the world. And it needs changing right now
The fiddle player is pretty damn good too!!!
Peter is Kathryn's brother
Asturian pipes and folk music are similar, worth checking out, I came across some at Warwick folk festival about 15 years ago.
Not really - the Northumbrian pipe is unique. On all other pipes, the chanter plays continuously and you put your fingers down to sound a note. On the Northumbrian pipe the end of the chanter is stopped, and you lift your fingers to sound a note. So the chanter is silent when all the fingers are down. This accounts for the unique, staccato sound of the Northumbrian pipes.
Kathryn is the greatest piper for me...
Makes me proud to be Northumbrian
Hello Kathryn ! I have a question - was it your good self that accompanied Jimmy Nail (along with a guitarist) in June 2000 at the Royal Opera House, at a charity concert in aid of the Buddhist Peace Garden ? I really loved that ballad, with Jimmy's gravelly voice and the sound of the Northumbrian Pipes and Guitar - just wonderful ! The entire day was a dream for me, mixing with all those celebrities too (I was Lulu's piper, that played 'Amazing Grace' at the concert - just sorry that we didn't meet at the time.)
Aye....‘‘twas me!
@@kathryntickell9993 What ? Kathryn ! Does this really mean you take 5years to answer a question ? I know you're a busy lass doing things like cool stuff on Radio3 but 5years ? What if I wake you up with a blast on the horn when I pass the end of your road on my way up to Kielder ... would that help cut your response time down a bit ? 3 yrs maybe ? I'll try to stay alive that long. Ken :)
@@kathryntickell9993 I really enjoyed that performance - just wish I had a recording of it ! Keep on piping !
Peter Tickell is amazing on the fiddle.
Is there any sheet music for this, I'm too lazy to transcribe by ear.
Thanks in advance 😊😊😊
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Can you let me know the title of this music ?
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Schtonkin.....!!!!!
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That Accordian player can have the top off my boiled egg anyday.
Greedy bugger
Who's the honeydew melon on the squeezebox?
What pipes?
Northumbrian Smallpipes.
If she found a musician called Slap, they would have a great band name.
canturgan
Funnee
naughty naughty but true
*moan*
Boris Johnson on guitar before he went into polyshits 🤣🤣🤣
i suspect Kathryn despite being a musical genius might have also found a cure for ageing... she is actually 300 years old going on 21... again
Haha...cheers!
Haha...cheers!
Haha...cheers!
Haha...cheers!
Haha...cheers!
The tuning up is taking far too long. I think I will have to give it a miss.
Your loss.
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