Enjoyed the singing immensely. However as a former ‘Irish Dancer’ the music by all the group had me wishing I could get out on the floor again. I’m 82 and now living in Western Australia, and am an SDCRG - translated means I’m a retired Teacher, Adjudicator, and Examiner of Irish Dancing etc. Eoghan O Cuinn.
And here I am, viewing this from the western side of the Atlantic; America has forgotten so much. I thank those who uploaded these episodes; the music takes my mind off our troubles.
I am the son of a Cape Bretoner and I listened to the likes of J’n Allan Cameron! I love my Scottish heritage!! Scot’s Gaelic is still taught there! Most Cape Bretoners are of Highland Decent! The MacIsaac’s of Cape Breton are well known for their contribution to their culture!
This is absolutely marvellous. It's a genuine thrill to see such talented musicians from across Gaeldom coming together to produce such brilliant performances.
You people really, really, REALLY need to record these masterpieces on an album and put it up somewhere like iTunes! I would LOVE to give you some money to have these on my iPod!
These were made specifically for the Port Tv show and we couldn't agree with you more hopefully the artists involved might re-record these for their future albums. coincidently a new series of Port will be coming to TG4 very soon. Go raibh míle maith agat
And people have the nerve to say that "white people don't have a culture", like were all some sort of grey homogeneous mass. Much love to you, a member of another vibrant culture, and thank you for showing love for something that means a lot to me personally.
@@ifonlyicouldstop Awww... I'm in love with Celtic culture too. I'm sure I had lives or a life as one. Let's be friends? I'm obsessed with anthropology! We'll have loads to talk about. 😄☘️💞
Port is by far the best show I have ever seen. Not one poor episode. The people of the UK and Ireland are starved of the quality this wonderful programme presented. The guest musicians and singers are light years ahead in talent, modesty and sheer beauty of their music than the rubbish we in the UK have to endure on TV. When can we expect Port 4 and repeats of the first 3 Ports on BBC alba?
Lord, this is so beautiful! Makes me want to go back and keep learning Irish. I knew a tiny bit back in the mid-90's but not enough to speak it without making a fool of myself. I owe my Irish ancestors much.
Wonderful, I often sit and just listen to this beautiful Music, and lose myself in its infinite layers. A CD of all these masterpieces would be much loved.
@@Celticiii8Вы же считаете киргизов русскими,ну так нечего к нам претензии предьявлять! А ирландская музыка, все-таки ,выдающееся явление в мировой культуре,на каком-бы языке они не говорили! Всем привет!
Sil na saor! I hope my Gaelige is good! Oh, I had the craic with this! Thank you so much for sharing. TG4, keep up this good work. Go Eire! Much love from Nigeria. :D
Is aoibhinn liom ceol seo. Tá mé ag foghlainn gaeilge faoi láthair. Ba bheith liom obríónn sa TG4. It's a progressive station which adds great value and depth to Irish culture. Go raibh míle maith agat.
They do have recordings and CDs. This is from a TV programme called ' Port' which were a series made in Ireland and Scotland with musicians and singers from both countries meeting up in different parts of each of the countries to play and sing. A beautiful series with every single person of the highest quality.
Thanks for putting these up on TH-cam. I'd gotten hooked on the earlier Port videos and suffered severe withdrawal when they disappeared. I tried to buy the DVDs but couldn't find a source that will sell to someone in America. Know where I might buy them? You can buy just about anything here you see on our public television station -- PBS. Wow, look at the new Muireann. Quite fetching.
can someone please put up the video of Julie Fowlis, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, and Alasdair Whyte singing Seo Nam Shineadh? It was on youtube, now it's gone. Can't find the song anywhere. Sure this is the wrong place to request it, but whatever.
can someone put up the video of Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Julie Fowlis, and Alasdair Whyte singing Seo Nam Shineadh? It was here, now it's gone, and I can't find it anywhere. Whenever there is a good video, somehow someone takes it away. Ridiculous.
This is beautiful, as usual for anything Port produces. Is there any way for you to again upload "Rigs of Rye" with Niamh Parsons singing the lead? In my opinion, that is the single most beautiful thing you've given us. I have found Niamh singing it solo elsewhere, but Julie's harmonies as well as the male singer (forgot his name) and the musicians add something magic. Everybody I shared that with told me its beauty made them cry.
I'm not entirely certain, but I think it was in the Port 2 series. I tried to follow a link through which I had shared the song with one of my sisters last year and after my click, youtube popped up with a screen reading -- ""Port,2,Baile Áth Cliath,Dub..." The TH-cam account associated with this video has been terminated due to multiple third-party notifications of copyright infringement."
A friend of mine living in UK wants to buy sets of the Port series. How would they do that? I visited the TG4 site you linked me to previously, but I can't figure out if that offers a way to buy these. It might help if I explain I am working from the PBS model here in the United States. Just about any series PBS offers -- and many are BBC productions -- can be purchased from their website. For instance, I purchased the complete "All Creatures Great and Small" series, all seasons, from PBS. So I may be working off wrong assumptions about your Port series. Here's Port 3, for example, but can someone purchase a boxed set of all the performances in Port 3? www.tg4.ie/en/programmes/port-season-3/ Thanks for you time.
If I'm not mistaken 'The Rigs of Rye' is in the second episode of series 1. I think that's it ;) facebook.com/pg/NiamhParsonsOfficial/videos/?ref=page_internal
Fine performance ...sounds like a Waterford singing style ...good phrasing , intonation and a fine voice. Is that an Abell whistle Julie Fowlis is playing ....around Euro 350?!
No, it's not. It's an Irish song from Gaeltacht na nDéise, an Irish-speaking area in the western part of County Waterford in Ireland. Aodán Ó Ceallaigh, who sings in this video, is a native Irish speaker from that area. He was also my Irish teacher in the Déise Gaeltacht and taught me to sing "Fill a Bhruinneall" along with other local songs in his class
In ainm na n-aspal, cé a chreidfeadh go dtiocfadh sé seo anuas as an spéir chugam an lá seo sna recommendations!! gealgháireach uilig an scata iad agus muise nach gaeilge phort láirge atá ag aodán óg! agus caithfidh mé a rá is maith an mhaise atá air ar aon chuma! meas tú an bhfuil sé ag gnóthachan na laethanta seo??
Seadh, is dóigh liom gurb í Gaedhlic na Rinne atá aige (deireann sé "fill" mar "file" an Bhéarla, ní dóigh liom go bhfuaimnighthear é mar sin ins na canamhaintí eile).
While I am clearly a fan of both Muireann and Julie, Aodán Ó Ceallaigh is a magnificent voice, unfortunate that we don't hear much of him.
Exellentes voix pour un lieux qui s'y prête avec de belle chanson et belles musiques 🎶 et les talents qui vont avec 🎶 🎵🎶 un plaisir
Stunning. Our beautiful Gaelic language.
Enjoyed the singing immensely. However as a former ‘Irish Dancer’ the music by all the group had me wishing I could get out on the floor again. I’m 82 and now living in Western Australia, and am an SDCRG - translated means I’m a retired Teacher, Adjudicator, and Examiner of Irish Dancing etc. Eoghan O Cuinn.
A beautiful song by wonderful and talented people - god bless for Irish music
I don't know how anything could be this tear inducingly beautiful.
And here I am, viewing this from the western side of the Atlantic; America has forgotten so much. I thank those who uploaded these episodes; the music takes my mind off our troubles.
Greetings from Paraguay!
I am the son of a Cape Bretoner and I listened to the likes of J’n Allan Cameron! I love my Scottish heritage!! Scot’s Gaelic is still taught there! Most Cape Bretoners are of Highland Decent! The MacIsaac’s of Cape Breton are well known for their contribution to their culture!
Another son of Cape Bretoners enjoying this.
This is absolutely marvellous. It's a genuine thrill to see such talented musicians from across Gaeldom coming together to produce such brilliant performances.
I like your word Galedom
You people really, really, REALLY need to record these masterpieces on an album and put it up somewhere like iTunes! I would LOVE to give you some money to have these on my iPod!
These were made specifically for the Port Tv show and we couldn't agree with you more hopefully the artists involved might re-record these for their future albums. coincidently a new series of Port will be coming to TG4 very soon. Go raibh míle maith agat
@@TradTG4 What about putting them in a playlist on youtube at least for easy access to all of them?
I think I must have died and gone to heaven.
No words to say after watching this . Could not get out from this trans. This video deserves 50 million views.Thank you... from India
And people have the nerve to say that "white people don't have a culture", like were all some sort of grey homogeneous mass. Much love to you, a member of another vibrant culture, and thank you for showing love for something that means a lot to me personally.
@@ifonlyicouldstop Awww... I'm in love with Celtic culture too. I'm sure I had lives or a life as one. Let's be friends? I'm obsessed with anthropology! We'll have loads to talk about. 😄☘️💞
This is just marvelous! Greetings from the tip west of Europe, Portugal! :D
Port is by far the best show I have ever seen. Not one poor episode. The people of the UK and Ireland are starved of the quality this wonderful programme presented. The guest musicians and singers are light years ahead in talent, modesty and sheer beauty of their music than the rubbish we in the UK have to endure on TV. When can we expect Port 4 and repeats of the first 3 Ports on BBC alba?
In my previous reply I think I misrepresented your comment Robert. My bad. For the record I wholeheartedly agree with your comment.
True to the ancestor's of old, such music I sing to thee with all thy heart and sweetness do I sing:::)) Cheer's from Australia Ian
Thanks Ian
Lord, this is so beautiful! Makes me want to go back and keep learning Irish. I knew a tiny bit back in the mid-90's but not enough to speak it without making a fool of myself. I owe my Irish ancestors much.
Wonderful, I often sit and just listen to this beautiful Music, and lose myself in its infinite layers. A CD of all these masterpieces would be much loved.
Ирландская музыка, выдающееся явление в мировой культуре.
This is actually Scottish Gaelic music…
Thank you.. so many people mistaking Scottish Gaelic for Irish
@@Celticiii8Вы же считаете киргизов русскими,ну так нечего к нам претензии предьявлять! А ирландская музыка, все-таки ,выдающееся явление в мировой культуре,на каком-бы языке они не говорили! Всем привет!
Sil na saor! I hope my Gaelige is good! Oh, I had the craic with this! Thank you so much for sharing. TG4, keep up this good work. Go Eire! Much love from Nigeria. :D
Bain sult as an gcainéal ceoil !!
@@TradTG4 Go raibh mile maith agat!!! 😄☘️✨🇳🇬💗🇮🇪💐💞
Awesome
Bravo
Chyba jestem Irlandczykiem. Nie wiem co powiedzieć. To jest moja muzyka.
dobra muzyka nie zna narodowości
Is aoibhinn liom ceol seo. Tá mé ag foghlainn gaeilge faoi láthair. Ba bheith liom obríónn sa TG4. It's a progressive station which adds great value and depth to Irish culture. Go raibh míle maith agat.
Aontaím 100% leis an trácht seo
I love this music , Thank you .
Seriously, y'all really should release these as audio tracks on iTunes or at least cut some CDs. I'd pay good money! So beautiful! What great talent!
They do have recordings and CDs. This is from a TV programme called ' Port' which were a series made in Ireland and Scotland with musicians and singers from both countries meeting up in different parts of each of the countries to play and sing. A beautiful series with every single person of the highest quality.
I'm italian but my soul said something of me was irish. I come back home one day :)
I'm scottish, did a dna test and I had 2.5% Italian in there!
Maybe you share the Celtic dna somewhere the same way I have a bit of yours!
Meravigliose! Grazie, from Sicily
Tá fáilte romhat !!
Przepiękne ❤
This is SO beautiful! xo Thank you for sharing...
Fáilte Romhat ! Glad you're enjoying the music !
Belíssima canção!
Thanks for putting these up on TH-cam. I'd gotten hooked on the earlier Port videos and suffered severe withdrawal when they disappeared. I tried to buy the DVDs but couldn't find a source that will sell to someone in America. Know where I might buy them? You can buy just about anything here you see on our public television station -- PBS.
Wow, look at the new Muireann. Quite fetching.
Thank you.
👏☘️🤙
can someone please put up the video of Julie Fowlis, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, and Alasdair Whyte singing Seo Nam Shineadh? It was on youtube, now it's gone. Can't find the song anywhere. Sure this is the wrong place to request it, but whatever.
Tha so maiseach, ach 's e Gaidhealtachd a th' ann.
can someone put up the video of Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Julie Fowlis, and Alasdair Whyte singing Seo Nam Shineadh? It was here, now it's gone, and I can't find it anywhere. Whenever there is a good video, somehow someone takes it away. Ridiculous.
This is beautiful, as usual for anything Port produces. Is there any way for you to again upload "Rigs of Rye" with Niamh Parsons singing the lead? In my opinion, that is the single most beautiful thing you've given us. I have found Niamh singing it solo elsewhere, but Julie's harmonies as well as the male singer (forgot his name) and the musicians add something magic. Everybody I shared that with told me its beauty made them cry.
I'm not entirely certain, but I think it was in the Port 2 series. I tried to follow a link through which I had shared the song with one of my sisters last year and after my click, youtube popped up with a screen reading -- ""Port,2,Baile Áth Cliath,Dub..." The TH-cam account associated with this video has been terminated due to multiple third-party notifications of copyright infringement."
My brother is visiting England in December. Would he be able to buy the various Port series on CD?
Thanks for trying!
A friend of mine living in UK wants to buy sets of the Port series. How would they do that? I visited the TG4 site you linked me to previously, but I can't figure out if that offers a way to buy these. It might help if I explain I am working from the PBS model here in the United States. Just about any series PBS offers -- and many are BBC productions -- can be purchased from their website. For instance, I purchased the complete "All Creatures Great and Small" series, all seasons, from PBS.
So I may be working off wrong assumptions about your Port series. Here's Port 3, for example, but can someone purchase a boxed set of all the performances in Port 3?
www.tg4.ie/en/programmes/port-season-3/
Thanks for you time.
If I'm not mistaken 'The Rigs of Rye' is in the second episode of series 1.
I think that's it ;) facebook.com/pg/NiamhParsonsOfficial/videos/?ref=page_internal
What is the name of the male vocalist? Thanks for sharing this awesome music!
Joe Degroat, It’s Aodán Ó Ceallaigh
@@davidgreene6390 thanks!
Had the same question! 'S e sgoinneil!
How Can I get the lyrics to this beautiful song?
I wish Port would put English subtitles to the songs.
Don't wait for the world to accommodate you:
Adapt yourself to it!
www.duolingo.com/course/ga/en/Learn-Irish-Online
Fine performance ...sounds like a Waterford singing style ...good phrasing , intonation and a fine voice. Is that an Abell whistle Julie Fowlis is playing ....around Euro 350?!
皆楽しそう。羨ましい。
私も
Yeehaw!!! 😀
love this, who is singing at the beginning
Aidan o'Kelly, apparently.
Tá sé seo go hiontach. Go raibh míle maith agaibh tg4
Go raibh maith agat féin Davis! Is breá linn aiseolas a fháil ón lucht féachana!
@@TradTG4 Mar go bhfuil sé tuillte agaibh
Can someone tell me what the song is called. I would like to find more versions of it. Ty
Fill a Bhruinneall is the name of the song
Trad TG4 ty very much
Is that Aidan O'Kelly singing?
Yes or as was told to me Aodán Ó Ceallaigh
ジュリーさんの立ち位置がいい。
👍
🇮🇪🐸
Does someone know the name of the male singer?
Tom it’s Aodán ó Ceallaigh
@@davidgreene6390 many thanks
Little infuriating when people assume Gaelic is only Irish. This is Scottish.
So many people presume Gaelic is automatically Irish. This is Scottish Gaelic.
No, it's not. It's an Irish song from Gaeltacht na nDéise, an Irish-speaking area in the western part of County Waterford in Ireland. Aodán Ó Ceallaigh, who sings in this video, is a native Irish speaker from that area. He was also my Irish teacher in the Déise Gaeltacht and taught me to sing "Fill a Bhruinneall" along with other local songs in his class
In ainm na n-aspal, cé a chreidfeadh go dtiocfadh sé seo anuas as an spéir chugam an lá seo sna recommendations!! gealgháireach uilig an scata iad agus muise nach gaeilge phort láirge atá ag aodán óg! agus caithfidh mé a rá is maith an mhaise atá air ar aon chuma! meas tú an bhfuil sé ag gnóthachan na laethanta seo??
ara tá mé théis a chuartú agus nach í an fhéasóg atá anois air!!
Seadh, is dóigh liom gurb í Gaedhlic na Rinne atá aige (deireann sé "fill" mar "file" an Bhéarla, ní dóigh liom go bhfuaimnighthear é mar sin ins na canamhaintí eile).
Same tune as the lame duck
"Brilliant" doesn't even cover it.