Cormac Breatnach - With Micheal O Suileabhain (Full)

[lakecharlesfrankie]

What key whistle is he playing? Is it a Low F?

[Gennin1Media]

Inspirational!!! This piece, this artist, on "A Global Celtic Journey:" was what sparked my love for Celtic music!! Thank you!

[JackFenderOne]

Just awesome

[1pilloww]

They're geat!

[katsandroses]

* wonderful *

[dvfddd]

haha omg! they made this song sounds really great!

[calandriaco]

so fucking great!!!!!!

[Kopp203]

1:22-1:31 & the re-use of the closing notes at 1:53 - simply masterful playing from a true virtuoso.

I wish I had 1/10th of this talent.

[enilkmij]

Absolutely stunning!

[mflo07]

what is the name of the real compositeur ?? back ???

[mflo07]

what is the name of the real compositor ?? back ???

[Buckeye67]

Turlough O'Carolan

[Johnston87]

cool to hear this one played in a more baroque setting for once!

[Maxdesander]

This is my favourite piece by Cormac, It's incredible the way he dances around the melody; He reminds me of Sydney Bechet playing "Roses of Picardie" or something, you never want to hear it played straight again..

[feilimb]

doh! tune title corrected in the description..

[feilimb]

doh! tune title corrected in the description..

[feilimb]

doh! tune title corrected in the description..

[trad4eva]

its si beag si mor. tut tut

[feilimb]

doh! tune title corrected in the description..

[moojeni]

Awesome. I'd love to hear you playing the real tune "O'Carolan's concerto"!

[Buckeye67]

Great stuff, mate. Cormac is absolutely brilliant. I love hearing him do O'Carolan tunes. As mentioned in the shorter video, this tune is Si Beag, Si Mor".

Thanks for posting these. Looking forward to more.