My husband is an Uilleann piper. He performed one time at a venue when an elderly man came up to me and said, "That's something you'll won't hear every day!" Thought but didn't say, "Well, actually, I do!"
@@gloin10 I am, so! Another time when we were busking downtown, Tom had his sunglasses on when an older man came up to me and said, "He's blind, isn't he?" I was so tempted to say, "No, but he's deaf!""
I had the honour to play the bodhran along with this highly gifted genius last summer at a session in huidi beags pub bunbeg county donegal ireland Harald mor
Je suis d'accord Dominique que cette musique a le pouvoir de rapprocher les gens d'horizons variés. En revanche et avec du respect, il s'agit de musique irlandaise et non "Celte" qui n'existe pas, sauf chez les labels de CD des années 90.@@Dominique2947
Just beautiful! The playing sounds so natural and easy - although this tune must be quite a challenge on the uilleann pipes as it requires playing very high notes (the highest available if I am not mistaken?). The regulators add a lot.
So moving, how does it stir the soul and how does it seem so familiar? I'm trying to trace a piece of music that featured the pipes, think it was a minor hit in the 70s and possibly from a film, can anybody help? Its a beautiful piece with orchestra too as I remember..Thankyou.
This is very true. But the secret is that it's this fact that also makes the uilleann pipes such a joy to play. They need such focus that while playing them, they become the players entire world. Time is measured in notes and feelings.
My husband is an Uilleann piper. He performed one time at a venue when an elderly man came up to me and said, "That's something you'll won't hear every day!" Thought but didn't say, "Well, actually, I do!"
"Thought but didn't say, "Well, actually, I do!""?
And aren't you lucky?
@@gloin10 I am, so! Another time when we were busking downtown, Tom had his sunglasses on when an older man came up to me and said, "He's blind, isn't he?" I was so tempted to say, "No, but he's deaf!""
@@rwilsbach9206😂
I am a lucky person! Also, one who goes out of her way to not hurt another's feelings. Kindness costs nothing.@@gloin10
You're lucky
Imagine living your whole life in a small village only having ever heard a really good singer and then one of these comes and plays for you
These instruments come from small villages
I had the honour to play the bodhran along with this highly gifted genius last summer at a session in huidi beags pub bunbeg county donegal ireland
Harald mor
When I first heard Liam O’Flynn play this I nearly cried. Deadly. Well done. Just lovely
I love listening to Planxty play this. Liam O'Flynn is amazing
I had the same reaction. It must have been around 1974...
Why are my eyes wanting to leak! This is stunning!!!
This is my go-to rendition of Si Bheag Si Mhor
I love this style, crisp and adventerous, lilty, and all deliberate and exact timing
One of the most beautiful songs ever composed
I am related to this great musician
@@michaelcarolan3117 congratulations
Uilleann pipes are one of the most challenging instruments to learn.
Greetings from Germany, what a beautiful song and sound. Brings tears to my eyes.
one of my favourites. My granda played this, beautiful!
Adoro la música,la melodía,el instrumento felicidades, sur Spain gracias...
¿Conoce la musica de Jose Angel Hevia Velasco? El toca la gaita. Hay un CD, "tierra de nadie / no man's land." (1999)
Darragh. That was top notch. Something about that instrument that always makes my eyes well up.
Fantastic piece of music
I play this tune on guitar in DADGAD tuning. This rendition is perhaps the best I have ever heard. Well done!
I have a simple sheet music version that I'm learning to play on guitar. Your playing is lovely and will help me find the right notes.
Soy de Colombia 🇨🇴, nunca he ido a otro país, pero hay algo en esta música que me atrapa y me hala hacia Escocia, Irlanda y otros lugares más ❤️
La musique Celte rapproche les hommes et les femmes de ce monde !!
Je suis d'accord Dominique que cette musique a le pouvoir de rapprocher les gens d'horizons variés. En revanche et avec du respect, il s'agit de musique irlandaise et non "Celte" qui n'existe pas, sauf chez les labels de CD des années 90.@@Dominique2947
You like celtic music
Thank You so much, The music was beyond heavenly, Bless You!!!
Don’t ever stop tapping that foot !
Very nice.
Thank you !
Very emotional music! Marvelous.
Just beautiful!
The playing sounds so natural and easy - although this tune must be quite a challenge on the uilleann pipes as it requires playing very high notes (the highest available if I am not mistaken?).
The regulators add a lot.
Realy apreasiatted that👍so good and a great musician " the pipes are a mistecal instrument to me👍 🙏🦋🙋
A credit to O'Carolan and the pipes, masterfully played and inspiring. Thank you Darragh!
Out of the park!!! 😊 ❤
Beautiful
You play this old irish song of O'Carolan, the blind arpist, very well. My soul flays over the old Irishland. Thank you.
Mine too
This is BEAUTIFUL, sir. Thanks a lot for sharing your talent and technique with the world. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Really excellent playing.
Thank you. ☺️
Probably the best uilleann piper I’ve ever heard, absolutely breath taking
Ever hear Davy spillane
Maybe you meant to say "only"?
@@C.I.B.A90 I hadn’t, but this is absolutely kickass, so thanks for the recommendation
Wonderful performance. Love the Vatican flags in the background.
Darragh! You nailed it!
Darragh you are a idol for me in learn this beautiful instrument
Beautiful and uplifting.
Amazing performance
Great playin', Darragh. Well done!
Beautiful tune and beautifully played
Thank you. ☺️
Well done Oliver
lovely sound of this reed !
Very good!
素敵！
So moving, how does it stir the soul and how does it seem so familiar? I'm trying to trace a piece of music that featured the pipes, think it was a minor hit in the 70s and possibly from a film, can anybody help? Its a beautiful piece with orchestra too as I remember..Thankyou.
Amazing !!!
simply..... beautiful
Perfect
Now . . . The key change! . . . Only kidding.
Great idea using the natural acoustics of a church.
Well done, sir.
Wonderful. Thank you.
Pure magic, very gifted piper
Holy Shit! This man can play
I'm trying to work with music in the background. It isn't working. I need to stop and feel the wonderful music.
@@John_GGG thank you very much. You’ve made my night.
This brings out the 3% Irish in me. What a beautiful song and great performance.
Uilleann pipes. ... the safest instrument you can play because they have a seat belt and an air bag!
Love that.
Peace and love from the wirral..
❤ to Roscommon - Mayo - Cork
sweet
Lovely playing. What was the song that you heard being sung to it?
I'd be very interested in learning the lyrics too!
What church is this?
Absolutly beautifully played! Love it! May I ask? Is this a H. Morgenbrodt-Set? :)
Sorry for my late response. No. The set is made by Makoto. Amazing pipe maker.
Sí go maith.
It seems very difficult to play these pipes. Playing the melody, operating the bellows, lifting the pipe and playing the chanter all at the same time.
This is very true. But the secret is that it's this fact that also makes the uilleann pipes such a joy to play. They need such focus that while playing them, they become the players entire world. Time is measured in notes and feelings.
Fan bloody tastick.
exceptional!
Thank you ☺️
I find this . . . acceptable.
Iontach ar fad.
Notice the guitar slips out of beat . That's called not listing to the tune ...
aThere's no guitar.
Beautiful