As an Irishman, I have to say I love the Scottish accent - both in speech and in music: Grá Mór. By the way, the change of key and use of accidentals in the middle section by the harpist was one of the most remarkable things I've heard in Trad for a long while!
Clarsach? Interesting, This looks rather large for a Scottish harp... I mean, it's what we Frogs would call a Celtic harp. but I thought the term Clasrsach entailed a rather more specialized set of criteria than just a non pedal harp.
What is there to say other than this is simply beautiful and lovely....keep up with the good work of yours Jessica.....smiles
LOVE THIS! I also like your smile as you play! Shows confidence and passion for what you're doing! Well done!
that's just stunning! Beautiful playing!!
What a beautiful instrument
................stunning...............absolutely stunning.
brilliant playing...
What a star!
As an Irishman, I have to say I love the Scottish accent - both in speech and in music: Grá Mór. By the way, the change of key and use of accidentals in the middle section by the harpist was one of the most remarkable things I've heard in Trad for a long while!
not bad at all, I felt happy listening to this.
Beautiful ...
beautiful
Outstanding!
makes me feel like i'm next to lock ness or in a forest somewhere
love it
Amazing!!!!
awesome
Wow... tha i sgoinneil!
peaceful
lovely! what's that third tune?
Scapa - Jessica Burton
Does anyone know the name of the first tune?
The Bombardier Beetle
@@EMDVelizy Phil Cunningham tune?
does anyone know the name of the second tune?
Up Da Stroods
Clarsach? Interesting, This looks rather large for a Scottish harp... I mean, it's what we Frogs would call a Celtic harp. but I thought the term Clasrsach entailed a rather more specialized set of criteria than just a non pedal harp.
Sounds beautiful although a wee bit out on pitch something was out a little
Eddie I f you see thos comment
Wonderful !!
Beautiful