THE GAEL from The Last of the Mohicans - Breizh Pan Celtic
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- Breizh Pan Celtic offers a Brittany-Ireland version of The Gael, the famous music from the film The Last of the Mohicans, composed by Dougie MacLean.
The Pan Celtic festival usually takes place each year in Ireland the week after Easter, and brings together representatives of all the Celtic nations for competitions and performances of Celtic music, song, dance and languages. The festival is canceled in 2022 for the third consecutive year due to health measures.
We wish to testify by this video of our support and our attachment to the cultural exchanges between the Celtic countries, of which the harp is the prestigious heritage. Ancient and modern harps coexist here happily.
We especially thank our Irish friends Siobhan Buckley and his harp school Music Generation Laois for this collaboration.
Groups:
Herrou-Mayor, Guiya, Herriwenn, Music Generation Laois
Musicians:
Violaine Mayor, Joel Herrou, Jean Herrou, Mikaël Herrou,
Lenn Derreumaux, Maëla Derreumaux, Silvan Derreumaux, Annaëlle Brossard, Jawen Laroche,
Siobhan Buckley and her students,
Elodie Autissier, Riwal Harjay, Yann-Yvon Dodeur.
Sound: Jean Herrou
Video: Mikaël Herrou
Production: Hent Telenn Breizh - Breizh Pan Celtic
Contacts - websites:
-About the ancient Celtic harp :
www.henttelenn.bzh
-The historical Celtic harps played in this video are made by the Harpes Herrou workshop :
www.harpesherrou.com/
-Guiya ensemble :
/ @guiya9651
It's hard to believe that MacLean composed "The Gael" in 1990. The song feels like its 500 years old. A true masterpiece.
Most songs that "feel" old are new. Actual old songs sound like trash
@@suryaya441 Sad that you would think so.
@@suryaya441 - Me thinks you're being just a trifle harsh!
@@suryaya441 If it wasn't for the old, there wouldn't be any new! Think about that!
@@suryaya441 you are the only trash here.
'Without music, life would be a mistake.'
🙌
Nietzsche
With Music there Is Life.
It is the Only thing that has Never let me down
Who ever picked this song for the movie is a genius. Fit perfectly!
The Scottish and Irish influence of the music runs True 🏴🏴🏴🏴
It is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever featured in a Hollywood film.
What movie tho?
@@aliight7516 The Last of the Mohicans
It's one of my favorite movies! The music is what really makes it into a masterpiece!
@aliight7516 you have to watch the movie that this Song is epic in: The Last of the Mohicans. This video is good, the movie takes it to another level. One of the very few movies that is worth watching.....over and over.
The song is Great, the acting in the movie (Last of the Mohicans) is Great.....together they make a Masterpiece of Art. Undeniably one of the greatest combinations in Time. I never get bored with the song or movie. Everyone must watch the movie at least once.
Dougie MacLean....Scotland's brilliant songwriter and musician..
I dedicate this song in Honour of and Loving Memory of my dog Spooner, the Best Friend I ever had. I love you soo much Always, Spoon...
Je remonte dans mes origines celtique " mon cœur se mets à chanter"
Mes ancêtres font la ronde 💖😇🙏💖💐🌹😇
Une pure merveille
Et maintenant vos enfants écoutent de la musique lgbt 😂
@@cubetv1991what an idiotic comment… how can a song that brings back the origins of a culture be considered alphabet people’s music?
@leroisarthur , I’m Brazilian and this song is indeed beautiful! Yes, a true marvel!
My ancestors are joining you! ❤
My heart never asked for this…… my tears said thank you….
Oh, how I wished I'd found this video a few weeks ago. My dear husband passed from this world last week, at home with his loved ones around him. He was the ultimate Irishman; he loved this world with such intensity that he didn't want to go. We played Irish melodies to sooth him as he faded away. I know he would've loved this. I wish I could've shared it with him before he left us.
I'm sorry for your loss, I hope you find comfort in music. Your husband seems to have been a great person.
Thank you for your support and please keep enjoying life.
Sorry for your loss.
My condolences on your husband’s passing. May the beauty of this music fill your heart with peace and memories.
So sorry for your loss….Judy McGuire
Ah, I’m sure he was your sweetheart. My deepest condolences to you❤
The Gael should be the national anthem of Scotland. Doug MacLean- what a genius!
Except that the Gaels are Irish
"The Gaels are an ethno linguistic group native to Ireland, Scotland and Isle of Man", so my suggestion stands...
Your anthem is great leave it alone
@@22grena I'm a Gael from the Western Isles and i'm Scottish not Irish we separated a long time ago and formed our own country and culture.
@@williammackenzie6115
Any one that has Mc Mac in their name has Irish roots, this was the link the female side of an Irish family.
Une musique de notre vieille civilisation européenne, puisée dans les fins fonds de l'Histoire.
J'espère de tout cœur que ce vieux peuple se réveillera avant de trépasser à jamais.. vive les Celtes, les Chrétiens..
Great to see Uilleann pipes and Harps on this majestic tune. A Breton-Irish tour de force ☘
Scotland has some great artist and one is called Dougie MacLean 🏴 who wrote the Gael, if you like this music try Capercaillie also from Scotland 🏴 they have a great song called The Boatman 🤗
Dougie is amazing..!! I ask love Capercaillie. I’ve been listening to them for over 25 years.
The boatman in Gaelic is an awesome song.
I don’t know if you will see my comment, but I want you to know that this song has changed my status. I talk about my health because it gives me strength. Thank the Lord for bringing the miracle of physical and spiritual healing through this song. ❤
We are touched by your message. The ancient harp had this healing fonction. Thank you and best wishes.
Is there truly music in heaven? There's no way to know for sure, but there are those who claim to have heard it. Many people who have had near-death experiences reported hearing celestial music, and music has also often been reported during the intense spiritual experiences of mystics. Perhaps they have truly heard the speech of the angels.
Oh yes !! We take the time to read,and wish people health, peace and wisdom !
🖖🏼😎
Good on you!
The power of music to send us on a journey.
I'm a Puerto Rican man born in Puerto Rico but raised in the Bronx in New York City. Yes, the hood. This music is by no means the genre of music I was raised listening to, but how I wish I did. It is beautiful and magical and I have taken to listening to this one particular song almost daily. Thank you for sharing it.
Thank you, it is great to feel unity through music with all peoples of the world.
Music is universal brother. Enjoy
Bro I'm from Brittany where this music in the video is from, but love Puerto Rican music, Fania All-stars, Hector Lavoe and all the great salseros, good music is good music , it touches your heart. Viva Borinquen !
I don’t care who you are or what background… instant goosebumps
@@joeschmoe6306This music was created by Douglas Maclean of Scotland, not anywhere near Brittany.
Magnifique cette interprétation nous fait vibrer dans l'autre monde celui de nos ancêtres celtes pour l'amour de la forêt et des élémentaires. Kenavo emberr
D'accord
Quelle est cette autre Monde ????
Au temps du 8ème siècle où le Royaume par le pouvoir de son l'église converti son peuple au christianisme.
Tous les nouveaux adeptes deviennent les Serfs asservie au Royaume.
Tous les réticents deviennent Païen
De Normandie Viking vendu comme esclaves au pouvoir dominant de ce monde à
L'empire musulmans contre de l'Or pour enrichir l'Ordre Romain et son église en son Vatican 69
Accords commerciaux
Comme ils appellent sa 👏
Dans l'inspiration celte ce que cette vibration m'inspire ❤️
👍
❤❤❤Qq❤
It's in America?
Donkey!
@@ronniemac2636 Yes, but it's a Scottish tune. Celtic tune.
As mentioned in the comments, "The Gael" was written by Dougie MacLean, a composer, singer and musician from Highland Perthshire, Scotland. It was misattributed in Last of the Mohicans to Trevor Jones but the tune appears on Dougie's album, "The Search", from 1990. Beautiful interpretation of it - well done, everyone.
This is correct. I believe I read that McLean wrote it for the Lochness Monster museum to use it in a film and he envisioned a Gael seeing Nessie and running back to tell everyone
Thank you for this, attribution is important!
Thank you. I wanted to know which album it was on.
There had always been a link between BZH and Scot’s fisherman’s!
All together tight by the Celts traditions pipe, fishing, harps and bieerz 🍻
The Last of the Mohicans x
I am a singaporean of indian origin. This is so soul stirring. As though Mother Earth herself is narrating her story. Great to enjoy on road trips with magnificent landscape passby or just at home & let this music make wonders. It is so uplifting !!❤
👋Hello Hope,This song does feel like it's a form of divine interpretation of Mother Earth herself.😁I feel that too.🌎
Beautiful. Stirring & beautiful.
Been researching my heritage for the last two years.
Both sides of my family came to Liverpool, from Ireland.
Recently visited Dublin & stood outside the church my 2nd great grandparents were wed. Temple bar, within a stones throw of the Liffey. They came to Liverpool & made a life here. Because of their struggle, here I am with my family.
Forever grateful to them
They call Liverpool East Dublin .
@@spmoran4703 I like that 👌
So lovely◇
This tune is Scottish. Written by a Scotsman, Dougie Maclean. Nothing whatsoever to do with Ireland or Liverpool. What an ignoramus you are. Don't you research anything? 😅😅😅
Merci infiniment pour ce moment de grâce, cette version de la magnifique musique du film le dernier des Mohican est tellement sublime que j’ai été submergée par l’émotion. Un grand bravo aux musiciens et à la jolie voix de la chanteuse, vous m’avez transportée avec vous.
Moi aussi, vague d'émotion intense, montée de larmes... Cette musique et ce film me renversent littéralement depuis toujours...🙏💚
Merci à vous !
La musique existe bien avant le film , je pense que il ni en pas de plus belle
Nos véritables racines Celtiques refont surface avec cette merveilleuse musique par ODIN 👍👍👏🙏
This music is beautiful
I'm Celtic and this is my fave Mohican song.
Really!!
I am celtic, and I feel the strength and determination of my ancestors running through my veins. Celtic music moves me to my soul and I fell alive hearing this music, JOY.
No such thing as "Celtic". Pure myth
Movies have done so much for music ! Some of the greatest modern compositions are soundtracks.
Love the traditional sounds of the Celtic … so very amazing… stirs the heart and soul
The Gael, was , is and will be forever, a great and clear sample of KELTIC MUSIC….by the Great Scottish composer and musician DOUGIE MACLEAN
Where was this filmed
A great Gaelic composer.
I love Dougie
Aye!
It can resemble other music though, especially if you change the instruments like the bagpipes and the tempo. Celtic music resembles Berber music a lot too for example.
One thing we all agree on, is that we are drawn to this beautiful music and the way it makes us feel.
Agree!!!!
So true ! From wherever you are from. I'm french and this music is so beautiful that it takes my breath away
Feels me with Irish pride seeing our nations instruments being played this beautifully.
quelle merveilleuse musique ça nous donne des frissons
We had our stadium play the Gael from The Last of the Mohicans as loud as possible for a football pregame a few times and IT. WAS. AWESOME. Supremely motivating.
wonderful!!!
What team?
I love it ! Celtic music is always and act of life and love !
Another song that turns on my "waterworks." Quick! Where are my Kleenex?!
You mean Gaelic music - hence the name of the tune....?
@@douglasherron7534 "Gaelic" IS Celtic
@@scythianking7315 No, not really.
"Celtic" was a term used by Romans/ Classical Greeks to describe the various tribes from the Iberian peninsula to the Balkans - it was not an appellation used by the various peoples themselves.
"Gaelic" is specific to Scotland and Ireland (and the Ise of Man).
You could say Gaelic is a cubset of Celtic, but the terms are still not synonymous/ interchangeable.
The Celts Come from Transylvania and moved from East to West . From Transilvania present Romania moved up to France and England , Scotland , Ireland
I love all the irish gentle people... some persons like these defend my country some 200 years ago ... God bless "El Batallón de San Patricio".
In the video only kids and teachers with harp are irish.
All others are breton lol.
@@bretagnejean2410Wow! A conoussieur! Thank you for your kind advice. I am sorry for my english, dont know the irish language.
@@alfredogutierrez9580 dont be sorry for your english because i m not english native speaker too 😄.
I just take a look to credits in the end of the video and musician familly name arent irish but breton. However its the same person or folk finally.
Its from Scotland
A salute to you! Long live John Riley. If you haven't already, check out Ry Cooder's San Patritios.. an amazing album! (might even be available here on youtube..never checked lol).
I can't get enough of this version, I've listened to it every day for a week.
I am of Norwegian heritage. Whatever your heritage music is the heartbeat of life. Thank you for sharing your music with my humble self and others here. Blessed be
This gives me shivers only celtic music can give. The harp, Bodhran and Uilleann pipes.... love it.
edward lhyud fabricated most of the anti Irish 'celtic' propaganda in the early 1700's to hide the facts of Irish clans starting european cultures with no religious cult in control of them. Nobody was called 'celtic' and the Irish were not savage/uncivilised before roman religious cult infiltration.
you and me both, my friend...
on our family farm in Hilltown, up in the Mourne mountains, looking down beyond Rostrevor across Carlingford Lough to the free state, this music would emanate from barns, fields, homesteads, and the farms, and always sounded to me to carry the cries of our stolen Northern home to her Matriarch in the free state, willing her to come and rescue us...
You and yourself with the other fake account? At ease soldier. No group was called 'celtic' and the Irish were not savage. Everybody knows this. How much do they pay you to try and provoke online as a paid troll? only 2% romano britzi dna exists where the supposed invasion took place............. . te he
@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse As well described as any I’ve ever heard on the subject!!Our fourth stolen green field indeed!!!
Agreed
THE best rendition of the Gael I've ever heard and I'm Scottish.
Should check out Tina Guo. She does a great version of this
Clan Kincade from milton house of Lennox
So?
my mum was from Celtic Galicia Northern Spain and this stirs my soul xxx
So moving. The emotions it uplifted during the movie were overwhelming.
I always get a feeling of being free and on hills
I am scottish and gael means scottish celt
@jkwestlake 👍
My soul music - I'm a South-African of German descent, yet not sure why, but I have always been drawn to Celtic/Irish music/dancing - love the people, the language, everything.
I am from Portuguese and English descent, Celtic music and culture have been in my blood for over 40 years. Like you I don't know why this music penetrates straight into my soul. Maybe it's just the sheer joy of being alive that it evokes in me.
@@constancestadler4779 same with me .i always felt my past life related to celtic
As a Maritimer who grew up on the east coast of Canada, I grew up with this music everywhere, and it's the only genre that gets me up and dancing. Two must listens... David Coffin: "Roll the old Chariot Along" and Stan Roger's: "Barrett's Privateers". Cheers from 🇨🇦
@@constancestadler4779 are you also South Afcn like her?
Scottish Gaelic & all Celtic music is natural☦️🏴✝️☘️⛪
Vous êtes toutes et tous superbement beaux ! une musique qui nous connecte avec nos ancêtres et fait naitre beaucoup d'émotions, encore merci !
Merci à vous !
Bien sur!
Yn hwir. Prout dres eghenn ov bos keltek pan wrav agas gweles ha’gas klewes.☺️
Et même des vibrations telles l'envie de reconnexion aux autres et à la Terre mère
@@bertoldriesenteil1430 alors on ne parle pas de la même Terre mère vous et moi. Moi je parle de celle de tous les terriens. De tous les humains. Gaïa ou je ne sais quel nom on pourrait aussi utiliser. (Vous pouvez voir que j'ai noté la Terre mère dans mon commentaire et pas ma Terre mère. Du coup je ne comprends pas pourquoi vous dites "votre terre" en vous adressant à moi. Cela explique peut-être la difference entre mon avis et le votre)
Filling and satisfying music that fills my heart
This music is beautiful and makes me imagine my ancestors dancing in the middle of the woods. I'm Brazilian with Portuguese ancestry. I'm imagining the Lusitanian Celts performing their songs. Lusitânia was an ancient Roman province that today belongs to the territory of Portugal. Yes, the Portuguese descend from the Celts
C'est vraiment magnifique, j'en ai eu les frissons. Mes racines celtes se sont réveillées. Ma Bretagne me manque. Ma Bro, Ma Breizh. Merci pour ce moment magique, merci infiniment.
Moi aussi ma Bretagne me manque
Merci à vous.
C’est raciste votre commentaire.
Votre Bretagne vous manque , genre elle n’est plus remplie de bretons blancs .
Il fallait se battre pour défendre votre identité .
Half Native American and half Irish, so I absolutely love this piece done this way!! Thank you for inspiring, proud, beautiful music❤️
I am neither (well a tiny bit Irish but who isn't?!) and I love this too...maybe I was in a previous life?
It is meant to be done this way
What a great combination, Irish and Native American! You must have great beauty in your soul. Blessings for you.
Composer is Scottish not Irish
This song is called the Gael and was written in Scotland
La musique celtique et ses accords me font vibrer même dans ce morceau revisité qui s’adresse aux peuples amérindiens.
C’est le son de nos ancêtres Celtes ! Nous sommes des Celtes ! Merci de ne pas laisser disparaître leur voix et cette immense culture par vos instruments !
Greetings from South America. Every time I listen to this piece of magic turned into sound, I not only get goosebumps but also feel all my system trembling to the point of wanting to cry... Gracias Gracias Gracias, for this stunning interpretation of The Gael. Infinite blessings from Source. 💜🦋💜🦋💜🦋
Yes! What you’re feeling is called “frisson”. Look it up- it’s a fascinating phenomenon! For another frisson inducing song, albeit a very different genre, listen to Made of Water by Thomas Bergersen. I listened to it while moving through Zion National Park, and it brought me to tears.
@@janishorton9248 I will follow your advice. Very kind of you. Gratitude...💜
Beautiful. I’ve loved this since seeing Last of the Mohicans back in the early nineties. Very stirring rendition.
fantastic work! what really captivated me was the presence in your group of people of all ages! it's really unique and beautiful
Thank you !
Vous avez Bien raison n'allez pas voter c'est à dire donner votre confiance à des politiques véreux puants! Vous méritez mieux que ça ! :)
@@suzypaton1597 rien à voir avec ça , c'est de la musique bordels.
@@michaelhourdeaux7246 Bien au contraire ! Ce sont ces gens là qui décident qui écoute quoi ! tu n'as pas vécu !
Il fut un temps en France on ne pouvait même pas écouter du rock n roll.. ( par exemple Stairway to heaven) il fallait Pirater ! oui je dis bien pirater la radio pour ça ! sinon il y avait jhauny cloclo et tous ces hommes d'affaires déguisés en artiste pour faire plus smart et pour séduire les corniauds ! hahaha :))
Hé Suzy t' as rien dans le citron , ci la musique pouvait changer les choses ,il n'y aurait déjà plus de problèmes . OK ??
One thing through all the Irish and Celtic suffering through ages,no one will take our music away. Music belongs to our spirits and the ways of the old paths. Respect to all our past and our future. Slainte agus Saoirse, respect from the Gael agus Celts of Eire.
Well said !
🤍
SLAINTE
Love from Ireland to these musicians. Welll done.
Bonjour, très belle interprétation de cette magnifique musique, bravo aux musiciens et les arrangements sont excellents. Belle découverte de fin de journée, je ne manquerai pas de la faire écouter à mes petits élèves de maternelle à la rentrée. Je vous remercie pour ce partage. 👏💖
Merci à vous et dites nous comment les enfants l'accueillent !
@@henttelennbreizh9239 Je n'y manquerai pas !
Simplement époustouflante cette musique. Je suis sous le charme et le film grandiose.
I absolutely LOVE this combination! It features the beauty of the individual instruments with lovely soft vocals; and watching the musicians play is interesting. I could listen to this nonstop, the harmony is so exquisite. Even after 30 years I play The Last of the Mohicans soundtrack as the music (& the film) still moves me beyond words.
This music, those vocals are spine tingling. So very beautiful. This takes me back... that EPIC theme, the movie itself, and now I am crying like a baby.
My heritage is Scotland and I am drawn to music of my fore bearers. Thank you.
One day I will be in the Highlands.
Its Irish in inspiration, as were half your ancestors, the Gaels
@@22grena No it's not,it was inspired by the Gaels of Scotland who have been in Scotland for a very long time and forged their own culture and i myself am a Gael from the Hebrides.
Simplement magnifique, vive les celtes.
Irish by birth as my grandfathers before me, one day I will return to the rolling green hills that he always spoke of and took me when I was a young boy. Sadly in NJ you dont get the beauty you do there. It is beautiful to believe a place like that exists, and to dream you will one day find you way there.
Cette interprétation est BRETONNE, terre celte par excellence de nos jours !
The last of the Mohicans was without doubt one of the best films of the nineties, it had a flow a naturalness to it, it relied on people's intelligence to sus out the emotional undercurrents the characters were feeling, rather than spelling things out, wonderful actors, Daniel day Lewis at his best, wonderful cinematography and amazing music xxxx
Like many John Ford films many years previously it allowed the environment the hills and forests to tell part of the story and to provide the magical backdrop which made it all work.
Thought Wes Studie's Magua was worth a best supporting actor.
...and why waste this opportunity and not use a native american tune to blend in the soundtrack? The Gael is so powerful that it dwarfed all other music, and the rest ... also it felt alien in that movie imho
This makes me so proud of my celtic heritage.
That one girl is playing two salt shakers and its awesome🙂
One of the very best versions of The Gael in my opinion!!
Truly magnificent! As a Gael from Ireland I really appreciate hearing my Celtic Cousins displaying such talent.
Go n-eirí an t-ádh leat ☘
Neither the Irish nor Scots are "Keltic". The Keltoi never made it to Ireland. Pure Yeatsian myth. Try to locate the "Celtic" section in the National History Museum in Ireland. It doesn't exist. But there is a substantial Gaelic section. Gael, hint is in the name.
@@gerardodwyer5908 Irish Gaelic and Scots Gaelic are both insular Celtic languages. The culture of the Gael is foundationally Celtic, as is the culture of all other Pan Celtic People's. Irregardless of what extent the Keltoi of mainland Europe migrated to Britain and Ireland during the iron age, the fact remains that those places became, and still retain elements of Celtic Culture. Now I'm not entirely sure what online article you've decided to regurgitate as your own ideas that you managed to misinterpret the idea of 'Celtic DNA' with the observable fact of 'Celtic Culture'. My hint to you is that 'The Gaelic Section' in the museum is 'The Celtic Section'.
@@gerardodwyer5908
The Celts have been in the U.K. since
1000 BC
Your talking 💩
I'm just a old hillbilly and yeah
@@gerardodwyer5908you're mistaken kiddo.
J'adore ! frissons ! larmes !
spiritualité ! DIEU !
La défense de nos valeurs !
Vive les Celtes, de partout, Breizh da viken ici 🤗
Most beautiful composition ever created.
merci infiniment pour toutes les vibrations de cette musique qui nous traverse Corp et Âmes et qui nous élèves dans un tourbillon bien au-delà des frontières physiques que nous connaissons.
Gratitude ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Celts seem - on the whole - naturally inclined towards music and not uncommonly of this genre of folk tradition. Keep your traditions - is my humble personal advice. Once the heritage is lost then the folk become so too in a way...in a way... Like 'hapless' English who have largely lost their heritage and now are even losing much of their Christian heritage as well. Their land is generous but to the expense of their identity. I don't know...but maybe an ounce or two of cultural heritage is a good thing? Thank you Bretony!
Thank you very much for your message !
Well said
Before you judge, please, at least look at the history. England has a long history of invasion and migration. The very word, England, means lost land. Lost to Romans, Vikings, France, itself in civil war. After the Norman invasion the Doomsday book was written. English itself is full of words and grammar from other cultures. Not saying that the rest of the UK didn't have waves of culture shocks. England itself had a hand in trying to wipe out the Celtic culture in Scotland after 1745. Even now, the discerning have to differentiate between the real Celtic culture and the Victorian "shortbread" version. In England, if you see black and white buildings that look archaic, they could be Victorian romantic era fakes. There has never been an English culture.
Oh, by the way, the Christian heritage was also imported. As I understand it, there once was a mishmash of druidic and Norse gods. All Christian cultures are imported as are other religions popular today. The forming of today's Christian culture was mostly formed on mainland Europe. If anything can be blamed for the fading of Christian culture it can be put firmly at the church door. Lack of connection between church and people, scandals in the clergy without proper redress, the pontificating to the poor while sitting in comfort. Also, people are fickle. They may not want to go to church every Sunday, but if a disaster happens, a wedding, a funeral or a Christening, or even if a bunch of BBC vans turn up to film Songs of Praise, you watch those pews fill up. 😀 Religeon shouldn't be a culture, it should be the love given and received. The first shall be last and the last shall be first. What each one of us holds in our hearts is what matters. Each of us are born, we live, we love, we learn, we make decisions and then we die. Our time is so short. What happens next is out of our hands.
@@bertoldriesenteil1430 OK, what was it called before the Norman invasion? Because the early church took it to mean the end of the world, hence Doomsday Book.
Masterpiece ! Cette musique me donne des frissons à chaque fois que je l’écoute et le film est une pépite. C'est aussi la première musique que j’ai reproduit à l’oreille avec mon violon. En plus, j’ai du sang breton donc votre reprise est juste parfaite ! Trugarez !
The people! The music! The instruments! All beautiful! Thanks to all!
This song is just so beautiful, I don't know why it moves me the way it does. And I love how the video was done, no one was the "star," you all were so very important in bringing this song to life. Thank you.❤️
It’s because we remember who we once were ✨
You love it because it tells the story of a dying race of the people.
I just learnt of Christy Moore The Native😢
This music/song soundtrack will always be ingrained into my memory and soul. I cannot separate it from the movie. They are like a father and son who look a like with strong tones. If anyone has not seen the movie (The Last of The Mohicans"), I highly recommend it. It stands above the awful other movies that offer useless benefits.
Me neither. It has become almost unbearable for me to listen to this masterpiece, because I always think I'm going to cry...
Superbe reprise ! Je n'avais jamais remarqué à quel point ce morceau avait un potentiel celtique. Et respect aux personnes jouant sur les harpes gaéliques, elles n'ont pas l'air évidentes à jouer. Trugarez
Well it is Scottish music, it was written by Dougie McLean a Scottish song writer in the eighties and it's called the Geal meaning the Galic language of the Scottish Clans, and they used it for the film last of the mochians.
There is always a feeling of some sort of mystical spirituality with traditional Irish music...it will always take you outside yourself like you are floating...😮😊
The Gaels were from Ireland and Scotland and in this case we'll have to acknowledge Scotsman Dougie McClean who composed this master piece.
I am from Pakistan. In last 20 years I listen 2 musics one is Bravehreat music and one is This music... I believe in spirituality. I want to know about Scottish and irsh people... Their something very spiritual vibrations I feel when I listen... When I listen I feel unexplainable energy in my body... Tears in my eyes... And if I close my eyes I saw some people who want to say something but I am not understand clearly... Please help me. I am waiting for reply if anyone understand and guide me.
@@bigbeenetwork7832 I can only explain what I feel and I hope you understand...
When I hear traditional Irish music, I feel my body relax and become very "still", like it is waiting for something...I feel like my heart & soul are connected and reaching out to God and the universe ... and in all that...I feel a sense of peace and that I may not always know the reason for many things...
I will eventually...giving me the strength to "carry on".
This is the best I can do. Just listen...🎶... your own journey will take you where you need to be...🎇🙏🇺🇸
@@bigbeenetwork7832if you like Celtic music my friend, then check this out... greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 th-cam.com/video/zxjvNUNXhkU/w-d-xo.html
I'm so in love with this tune ❤☺
This is life. Everyone playing his own instruments in the great orchestr. Play well, my friends, our time goes fast.
Just found out my maternal grandfather I never knew as he died before my birth, was of Scottish heritage. His daughter , my mother, was a music teacher. My sister was a music major in college and I was a dancer. We were all moved by music and still are. I always loved celtic music, but had no idea why. Now it all makes sense. I'm proud of my new found heritage.
I'm all Irish through and through,this piece played like this makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck,very moving ,powerful music.
Magnifique cette version du dernier des mohicans
I can still see....in my mind’s eye......Daniel Day Lewis rubbing through.......those derby forests. So much power, beauty and nobility shown through.....throughout the film and this powerful music. Thank you!! Ahna
I'm walking the path they took in LOTM in my minds eye, while listening to this. It's just beautiful
@@Indyghurl Chimney Rock Park in North Carolina I believe.
Juste fermer les yeux et se laisser envahir par les différents sons. Magnifique musique et les paysages nous font rêver.merci à tous ces musiciens pour ce pur moment de bonheur.
Aš sužavėtas,fantastiška ,ačiū,,Lithuania,nuostabi muzika
If ever there was a piece of music that could be described as "timeless" this is it.
As an Irish person and Celt, I love this so much. What a wonderful collaboration of Celtic nations through our beautiful music and musical instruments. I am incredibly proud to be Irish and Celtic and would never want to be anything else.
@@bertoldriesenteil1430 Celtic music is a living tradition and is still being composed by musicians immersed in the tradition, just like Celtic languages are still spoken today. This piece is in the perfect Irish and Scottish Gaelic style. Celtic music is structured by the rythm, sounds and harmonics of Celtic languages. Celtic languages are divided in two banches : Gaelic (Irish and Scottish Gaelic) and Brittonic (ancient Pictish, Welsh, Cornish and Breton). Not only people of Celtic origin and sensitivity recognize themseves through their music for it nourrishes the heart and soul, but also all native people can feel this and they recognize each other as a brotherhood.
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A recent University of Oxford DNA study of Great Britain and Northern Ireland came up with these interesting results.
'The Welsh also showed striking differences to the rest of Britain, and scientists concluded that their DNA most closely resembles that of the earliest hunter-gatherers to have arrived when Britain became habitable again after the Ice Age.
Surprisingly, the study showed no genetic basis for a single “Celtic” group, with people living in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and Cornwall being among the most different from each other genetically.
“The Celtic regions one might have expected to be genetically similar, but they’re among the most different in our study,” said Mark Robinson, an archaeologist from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History and a co-author.
So, not really a 'brotherhood' at all.
@@bertoldriesenteil1430
The study was of Great Britain and Northern Ireland only.
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And it would appear to show that the Welsh are actually 'pre-Celtic'. So, definitely not part of the 'brotherhood'.
@@Wotsitorlabart Interesting answer.
The fact that the different so-called Celtic countries have a large genetic diversity is in itself interesting information.
However, one should not lose sight of the fact that these genetic considerations are only part of the issue. Indeed, as you probably know, a single study is an insufficient level of evidence to challenge a scientific consensus. And secondly, even if this were true, the fact remains that these peoples have communicated enormously in the past (there is an enormous amount of written evidence and very serious work on the question), and had a common culture. As a proof, besides the great quantity of works available on the subject, the languages very close to each other of these regions, as well as the cultures and the customs very similar in the broad lines.
In the end, to conclude from this isolated study that there is and was no brotherhood between these countries without taking into account the other available data says more about you than about the reality of the field...
Bha mi fo gheasaibh leis an taisbeanach. The bardic harps work so well.
What a wonderful combination of instruments. The Last of the Mohicans is still one of my favorite musical themes and makes me long for the better part of our past.
oh, everything is so beautiful here, to tears!
Beautiful! 😘💪🏻👏🏻🇨🇮🏴
For all my life I have been feeling this irrational, burning, beating sensation inside my veins while listening to celtic music and this is no exception. Recently I have discovered I actually have ancient Scottish and Irish blood. I think some things aren't just washed away from your heritage. They keep living inside you and your soul remembers it all. I am so grateful for this connection I feel through music. I feel like I can speak to my forebears.
Absolutely! These things carry in our dna 🙏🏼🩷
Heck yeah - well said. I'm a 3rd/4th generation American, but roots in Ireland, France, and Scotland. Music such as this inspires so much, and dna-memory I believe is a thing.
let me guess american did dna test and discovered 0,001% irish/scottish/french/italian which is probably mistake
I give thanks to GOD that he let me live to hear such great works of beauty amid such heartbreak and sorrow of what man continues to do to his fellow man. Through the works and gifts given to artists around the world. Some of which may never pass thsi way again.
Of all the renditions I have heard this is the one I enjoy and listen to it over and over. I can just feel it through my whole being. It feels like it is my life at this point. I know all will work out. How ever it ends.
Have you also listened to The Scots Dragoon guards playing The Gael it's amazing
Beautiful song excellent flute. Guitar. Drums. Violin
Absolutely beautiful. Stirs the heart. This is my favourite part of any movie soundtrack, & I love this version.
Since My crib at My Mother's Breast( as well as My Grand-Mother's,........; such sounds, have soothed Me! :)
Great peacefull music. Oh love these countries. Last years been in Bretagne/Brittany, Scotland and Ireland. Great, very friendly people with enormous respect for their culture and nature. Love to travel next year again. Next year probably Wales.
NEVER LOSE YOUR CULTURE❤️💯👍
Don't forget the Isle of Man is a Celtic nation too 🙂
@@philharrison43 Thanks Phil for the suggestion. We shall try to fit a visit to the Isle of Man in one of our Celtic holiday tours. Very curious about Man. Only one time seen on BBC a good documentary about the status aparte of Man within Brittain.
@@lorettasanchez1184 Haha, dear Loretta, but these times it is difficult for a Dutch guy. Our society in the Netherlands is that friendly amymore. Much hate. But for sure, I keep loving my veryl local nature, for certain as our Vastenavend (for most known as Carnivale) will soon start with the festivitiy of 11.11 (you can guess two time the mad number). Alas it is a movie in our local dialect (much looks like Dutch), but it describes the very local festivities in our town Bergen op Zoom, known during Vastenavend as "Krabbegat": th-cam.com/video/y8vhNWb_6Rc/w-d-xo.html => title is ""De Verwondering" ("the Amazement"), and it starts before WW II. Hope you will understand it a little bit.
Perfection. Absolute perfection.
Utterly beautiful.Heart rending.
what a beautiful thing it is to be able to play an instrument and make music!
Cette musique me met dans un état de douceur d.apesanteur extrême c.est indéfinissable ce que je ressens quand j.ecoute ça
In these days of “screens”, “social media” and the likes, it is very comforting to see/hear young people interested in making such wonderful music. I see it too in pipe band TH-cam’s from Scotland where many of the band members are young and more encouragingly, female.
I LOVE watching and listening to all the instrumentalists playing the instruments that you hardly see being played anymore and the beautiful singing and harmony of sounds which make up this incredible song that I LOVE. So wonderful people. Bravo! Excellent. I'm so proud of my Irish heritage... wish I had of asked my grandparents about it more ❤
Something about the pipes.. And the subtle, driving heartbeat of the drum. Evokes a deadly running battle every single time.
This music stirs the soul of my Irish ancestors.
When breton and irish play scottish song.
Why it’s Scottish
My apology to my Grant Scots ancestors.