Irish tunes - kesh jig on fiddle guitar and whistle

[1014Timothybrooks]

Makes me feel like I'm in The Shire

[FatGuyWithAKatana]

i'll give someone all me pennies if they tell me the guitar chords to the kesh jig.

[hushai05]

Susan has nice technique. Looks classically trained. Nice clean sound, too. I enjoyed this.

[gurranes1]

Wow that fiddles plays sweet and pure!

[KelticKalamity]

Beautiful playing! Would 5/5 if I could ^_^

[rowenamosgallant]

its really good, perfect ornamentation and everything, but isnt it a little dead? i would personally ad a bit more musicality

[NJBebo]

so i just stumbled onto this and i must say. YOUR AWESOME! i love this

[armaghsniper]

its not, second song is kesh jig, which was sampled on flogging mollys salty dog

[FiddlingJimmy]

No thats not Qristina on fiddle....But she's quite a fiddler as well!

[M0DEAN]

I believe the first jig is the Dizzy Belfry of St. Caliga Glenwalgens

[kittieconvoy]

The first one isn't the silver spear, it's The Connaughtman's Rambles.

[CelticMystic100]

Ahhh, beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

[Paudyis]

that's a lovely set, good job, the changeover is pure gold! HUP!

[ayanchin]

What is the name of this two melodies

[o0dominic0o]

I'm thinking the first is the silver spear although I have never heard it like this before, and the second is as the title says the Kesh Jig.

[Intilo]

muy dulce!!! muy bien interpretado

saludos desde chile

[dougm1971]

who is the man on tin whistle ??

[TheStrangeSituation]

I love it! Fantastic! :-)

[gitarrefish08]

I love this music,very good

[Gr8CelticMystic]

Very sweet & so very soothing! thanks for sharing! keep up the good work! :)

[hiredpiper]

Well done and thank you for sharing it.

[emncaity]

Definitely Connaughtman's, and you guys do it well--nice unhurried tempo, clean, ego-free. Really nice.

[mongorich]

I agree. Unhurried and rhythmic. Sweet. Too many Irish players blast through tunes so quickly they lose the feel of the tune, IMHO.

[emncaity]

Absolutely...it's practically epidemic, especially where sessions and performing have become a competitive exercise (sometimes associated with college music depts., for instance) instead of coming out of a real feel for the tunes.

[mongorich]

I met a session player who took lessons from Seamus Connolly at Boston College (in a classroom). Most of the students were classically trained, and seemed hell-bent on playing faster than everyone else. So, he said it eventually turned into this ridiculous competion, with lots of lightning fast notes and ornaments but no feel for the true sirit of the music. He talked Seamus into giving him private lessons in his office just to get away from them.

[emncaity]

I totally, absolutely believe it. Seen it before. Soulless technical proficiency, made for competition.

[choomanfoo]

Sounds like someone eventually captured the spirit of these fine tunes; well done the lot of you; oil give it foiv!

[Helmut83]

Best version of the Kesh Jig I've seen on youtube.

[womanbeater01]

nice FIDDLE playing. YOU should keep it up

[Iyvindar]

Well played though.

Nice set

[jkingwhistler]

nicely done..sounds good together.

[madfuck86]

nice

[lonewolf0316]

reminds me of my father playing the fiddle and the neighbors standing around listening to him

[ttimothymurphy]

The Connaughtman's Rambles (Connaght Man's Rambles)

don't know if you're still interested, but that's the name of the tune!

[MajinMojo]

First tune is called the Connaughtman's Rambles.

Funny that I found this vid because I've enjoyed playing these two tunes together recently.

[ttimothymurphy]

hmm.. don't know. i'll ask susan the fiddler and get back to you about that

thanks for the comment.

[PRIMERODESOUSA81]

BeaAUTIFUL SOUNDING BUT U DONT LOOK LIKE UR HAVIN FUN

[rosfrog]

Really nice! Nice crisp rolls and trebles. Loved it.

[aeliseb]

Beautiful! Nicely done.