Then you may like French Canadian (Quebec) music :) The first tune played is called Aire Mignonne. Which means "Lovely tune" in french. If you want some other tunes of the same kind, just let me know :)
This music has something that makes a person relaxed & smiling each and everytime... while hearing !!! Thank you so much Ìmar for sharing this wonderful music !!
I LOVE IT! What an awesome sound you create! Please keep it up! I think these are my favorite instruments in the world. Uilleann pipes are SWEET! They are way too rare in the U.S.
I'm so glad you're a Glaswegian band, maybe I'll get to see one of your gigs soon. Wonderful fiddle inspiration. I just checked your gig list though - play in Edinburgh ffs! please. thank you.
Oh what a find. This group has longevity. They have the same kick start as the first Solas or Lunasa recordings. I am lucky. I will have an opportunity to see them live in the summer. Hopefully by then there will be a CD to purchase.
Good song! I like their playing. Lol - learning to speak French would be a whole different ballgame. I've learned a little bit before, but always get it mixed up with Spanish when I get excited. The listener has to maintain a sense of humor 🙂
What a fantastic, spirited, talented, and well-arranged set. As noted below reminiscent of early Lunasa, but frankly as well played (if not better) and much more contemporary. Hope to see (some of ) you at the Isle of Man Irish Trad weekend (Oct 2017), failing that L'orient festival. Brilliant!
@@olive4naito really depends. Wouldn't hurt to check out any nearby folk festivals in and around your area. Groups like this are more likely to book at events like that then a solo concert. This is a large group so also follow the individual members and any other projects they are a part of. The concertina player is also in Talisk.
@@michaelmccauley4798 I don't see any international concerts scheduled. Hence my comment about what inspired the song. The origins and context of a song add a nice backstory to songs in my opinion.
Such a good song, it puts a smile on my face everytime I hear it! It has an air of hope about it!
Then you may like French Canadian (Quebec) music :)
The first tune played is called Aire Mignonne. Which means "Lovely tune" in french. If you want some other tunes of the same kind, just let me know :)
Des pièces comme l'air Mignonne de Simon Riopel y en a pas d'autres dans ce style au Québec et c'est normalement joué en vielle !
Ça doit être quelque chose en vielle.
I would! It sounds lovely! :) (no pun intended!)
You don't even know what the word Song means.
Wow! Outstanding!
Highest perfection in real Music... Music that enhances one's taste for living...
Precisely.
Amazing!!!!
Oh my God!!! I love the tone of that bodhran!!!
So wonderful ! I'm from Romania but I really love Irish music
A band of Celts in rain sodden Scotland making music about Canadian sunshine in a tune that has a French name and it's wonderful to hear.
😂
Celtic equals Scottish, and 22% of Canadians are French. So, yeah, absolutely insane
I was in tears of joy at the conclusion of rhis one.
this....is....breathtaking...
FANTASTIC!
Tom Callister on fiddle is a joy to hear and watch
Très jolie musique :) bisous de la campagne Normande.
Bravo bravo outstanding 🍀☘️🍀☘️🍀☘️
only listened to it 45 times today
Was not expecting the 7/8 switch - love it!
Bodhran, such a sublime yet so fine instrument to listen
Fantásticos. Que bien suena. Un saludo a tod@s desde España.
These lads has it all, variation of the music is fantastic, probably
the best band going at present.
This music has something that makes a person relaxed & smiling each and everytime... while hearing !!! Thank you so much Ìmar for sharing this wonderful music !!
Is that the happiest song ever made?? Damn... It's sooo good!!
That was incredible!
A bottle of malt and this band off we go ,hope you won loads of awards and treasure. Love you ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️
❤️❤️ love this song!❤️🙏
absolutely fantastic
Amazing Song
This music is very good !
AMAZING!!! It always makes me smile when I listen to it!
Great video brilliant song really like it
Brilliant!
Amazing! Big fan of Mohsen Amini :D
I LOVE IT! What an awesome sound you create! Please keep it up! I think these are my favorite instruments in the world. Uilleann pipes are SWEET! They are way too rare in the U.S.
Lovely interprétation of this awesome tune .
À great one to play at thé end or à concert to Say goodby to every body .
Jacques Brouyer à è á é
Nice tune. Well rehearsed and performed. thanks
Brilliant!!! 😊
banging tune
How can you not be just all smiles and happiness listening to this!
Beautiful!!!
Well, it was a sunny day here in Canada today, and that was a treat to wrap it up
Thank you 😊
This is a great tune, wonderfully played by everyone!
I Love it so much! I'm in Tears everytime I listen to it 😅😍
Awesome stuff lads, keep the tunes coming.
Just great!!!! Love it!
great ! from Canada
Wonderful. Well done.
Really like this!
wow... excellent as always guys
Great! Congratulations! From Spain :-) Regards!
super beau , merci
Awesome music!
Couldn't stop smiling the entire song! Job well done guys!! Fantastic!!!
You don't even know what the word Song means.
@@daragildea7434 Oh? Why do you say that?
@@nytephox4454 Because it means Words Which Are Sung, obviously.
@@daragildea7434 Huh, so what else would you call it?
@@nytephox4454 Have you heard of the word TUNE?
Loads of views! Great work lads.
I m smiling....thank u guys❤😊
sooo wonderful!
Joyful! Thanks.... just what I needed after a woogedy day.
There is just so much that you can do with a fiddle bow if you just use it not like a stick??? love the music !
That 7/8 made my day!
Just stumbled across this. So, so, good!! Thank you so much.
I'm so glad you're a Glaswegian band, maybe I'll get to see one of your gigs soon. Wonderful fiddle inspiration. I just checked your gig list though - play in Edinburgh ffs! please. thank you.
awesome!!!
EXCELENTE!
Magnificu ! Salutations ( è Amicizia! :) ) from Corsica. Bravissimu .
hire me as your stand up dude...but you have to fly me everywhere i dont do driving anymore lololol
Oh what a find. This group has longevity. They have the same kick start as the first Solas or Lunasa recordings.
I am lucky. I will have an opportunity to see them live in the summer.
Hopefully by then there will be a CD to purchase.
Fantastic remarkable musicians all at the top of there game. Melody was hard to follow
This is great! Can't wait to hear more! :)
come to manchester uk please xxc
Omg im in luv ! :D Its beautiful ! Un beau bravo de St-Malachie (Quebec) autrefois East Frampton (village irlandais) :P
hey! nice sound! the big kid on the fiddle is terrific!
parfait, j'en ai des frissons!
Now thats a tune!
that concertina is adorable/ sounds great
L'air mignonne de Simon Riopel!
J'adore cette version :P
Very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing!
Happy music!
Good song! I like their playing. Lol - learning to speak French would be a whole different ballgame. I've learned a little bit before, but always get it mixed up with Spanish when I get excited. The listener has to maintain a sense of humor 🙂
haha!
Hit the subscribe button as soon as I heard the fiddle come in. Please make more videos!!
thanks
What a fantastic, spirited, talented, and well-arranged set. As noted below reminiscent of early Lunasa, but frankly as well played (if not better) and much more contemporary. Hope to see (some of ) you at the Isle of Man Irish Trad weekend (Oct 2017), failing that L'orient festival. Brilliant!
Thank G-d for you. After Lunasa and Kan, Solas and Flook, Dervish and Great Sea Gas...us old timers were wondering...who next? The answer?: Ímar.
Damn I had to re-start this one a few times. Seriously good stuff
nice to hear 7's being used more often in the celtic traditions.. ;9)
Ah yes. On Spotify. Happy 😁
Oh yeah
Just by the looks of the thumbnail, i felt it's the talisk guy as well 😅
Also in Canada. How do you find bros like this. Need me some jiggy Bois to play with!
Waroni where in canada🤔
@@keithlightminder3005 Cambridge-Waterloo area
@@Eraktab Oh I'm only the next province over in winnipeg, But there must be tons of musicialns in Mennonite territory?
Do a search for a Comhaltas group in your area
Awesome. What is the second tune called?
French Canadian trad music was heavily influenced by the Irish and Scottish traditions. Indeed, jigs and reels are a staple here in Québec!
Nice transition(s), lads!
Check these guys out....awesome!!
Great music. I'm subscribing to the channel.
👍❤️🙏
Go on ha good thing 🍀🎶👍🎼😇🎧
Stop the clock, if you will, but never stop the music!!!
Oh how I wish I had the chords for the guitar. Could anyone help me? I am dying to learn this song
inis thiar!
I gravitate to the joyful!
They're from Glasgow but playing a song about Canada. I wonder what inspired it? I don't see any concerts scheduled in Canada.
It's a good tune. That's all the reason someone needs.
@@michaelmccauley4798 I live in Canada. And it would be nice to see them live. That's my reason! 🤗 But I suppose you're right. Concerts cost money!
@@olive4naito really depends. Wouldn't hurt to check out any nearby folk festivals in and around your area. Groups like this are more likely to book at events like that then a solo concert. This is a large group so also follow the individual members and any other projects they are a part of. The concertina player is also in Talisk.
@@michaelmccauley4798 I don't see any international concerts scheduled. Hence my comment about what inspired the song. The origins and context of a song add a nice backstory to songs in my opinion.
omg that transition...
I felt a bromance energy out of this song
I was looking for a word, that one is!!
Bari M.N. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wade Wilson yup i thinks its awesome. Mais je conait pas le mot en français
dana graff what's the relation with French?
Bari M.N. I said don't know the word in french
Great irish band 🎼🌺😊