Traditional irish folk music - Iùil -

[stevens9338]

partitura sheet music por se los ruego

[stevens9338]

partitura sheetmusic por se los ruego

[pattyseibold]

Very good but a bit depressing

[claycmi]

You are so wrong, this song reeks with Irish tradition. I hear it and feel it in my blood.

[claycmi]

My Irish blood runs deep. Not been to Ireland since the 1600's but this music calls to me. Love you all. Thank you for this music.

[claycmi]

Most beautiful Irish music. I love it. Thanks for sharing.

[norwegianwood91]

great job.

[aenscheee]

not realy irish i think but a loooooot of feelings!

[nonospacenoise]

Very beautiful.

[12345flossie]

Hi, nice playing, this was played by Irish fiddler Kevin Burke on his 'In Concert' album. He calls it Itzikel don't know where he heard it originally but it definitely isn't Irish traditional. Sounds more klezmer to me.

[crudometal]

la canzone dei lùnasa in verità è un pezzo tradizionale ebraico. lo state facendo in SOL?

[ARCHENBAL]

bellissima, bravissimi.

[chansherly212]

great job, lovely arrangement! this video is going to be a centrepiece for a collaboration ^^ i'm going to be "accompanying" you on the piano

[Sebbemann96]

Really cool. Irish music is so beautiful. Makes me wanna travel there....

[navazguitar]

Love you guys!

[milypoquette]

Known as Frailock by Lunasa. Beautiful interpretation, in fact I prefer your version to Lunasa's : softer and with a better blend between the instruments, where as Lunasa's version tends to jar a bit.

Keep up the good work.

[3rdDerivative]

Oh! Like the klezmer 'freilach.'

[silvinademadrugada]

This is a gift for me! I'm so far but Irelan is in my heart.

Silvina

Buenos Aires, Argentina

[SithChrome]

siete semplicemente... non ho parole...

grandissimi!!!

è una musica che evoca tante,e per fortuna troppe, emozioni.

10 e lode e 5 stelle

[geva90]

5*'s

[bastiaanoostendorp]

There was a poem,

I walketh through the forest,

deep in Scottisch Ireland,

But walketh at two feet, but saw behind me four steps, two white, and two carveth in snow, So i wondered, who walked behind, and asked, to Air and Wind,

Who is it that walketh behind me, and is not seen, but walks Aside, in Wind and Rain, Than An Wonder Happened, and gave me Light, It was the Shepherd of Light Himself, Giving me the Light of Wisdom, Gaving me to see, it Was The lord, witnessing with footsteps my life.

[manxmusicman]

Lunasa did this didn't they. Very nice. Now where is my toast ?

[natruto]

the way the the tone of the flute and fiddle blend.. it seems a difficult harmony to achieve.. but it has a cool sound when it comes together just right.

[natruto]

i mean the clarinet.

[shamblebaby]

really beautiful.. what's the name of the song?

[LoryBueno]

It's kinda funny, one of these days I was listening to rhapsody and someone told me that the part of all theirs songs that I most like is actualy irsh folk, I started looking for it and found this song with the guys playing, a I liked it so mucho that when I'm walking I keep thinking about this song. It is in my head all day long.

Very good

[3rdDerivative]

I know what you mean...I used to keep thinking about this song for weeks after I first heard it. Now the Sleeping Tune is stuck in my head.

[delidurso]

Great music !!!

it sounds very similar to turkish music.

Keep on playing!!!

[kaatje2111]

I'm sure every kind of traditional music as the same origin. Every culture, country, group only added their own 'touch'. Only an other sign that pleeds for tolerance :-)

[InternetRevolution]

Sounds good!

[GoldenMusician]

This is very beautiful music. honestly, I fall in love with melodies like this. Great trio.

[3rdDerivative]

woa. That was amazing. Bellissima! It sounded almost Klezmer. Do you still play together? I wish I could collaborate with you...

[larisen969]

"It sounded almost Klezmer." That is because it is Klezmer. They have probably got this tune from Lunasa, and asumed that it was Irish...

[chibitamanoyume]

Great!

[sky5light]

that is very bautiful, i like this song

[jyamamo]

Cool!

[BloodyReaper]

magnificent! what a lovely song!

[enticer11]

Excellent!

[markinhomk]

Éireann go Brách

[catkat]

That's definitely more jewish that irish, but all the same it sounds GREAT!

[Tonxoo7]

Great tune! Thanks for posting.

[thedestructor858]

or i mean im from Ireland so srry

[thedestructor858]

ya your right i know Irish music 'cause im from there

[kevo32a]

thats not an Irish tune. its a yiddish tune that lunasa performed on their first album.

great playing though.

[Goodmutt]

@kevo32a

KNOW IT ALL.

[brianmusak]

@kevo32a t ..love the clarinet ..great that all those`old ` tunes ..from the time of the first settlers ...Formorians , Tuatha de Dannan etc are coming back to us

[bradfordlass2k7]

im irish n dats a crackin piece ov music i der

[stalk8r]

Amazing!

[paulthpaul]

It' fucking great! Best thing I've ever heard, i think. With the clarinet it sounds a bit jewish, that's soooo great.

Thank you!

Greatings, from Austria!

[bamfan724]

very nice pleasing to hear

is this an original?

[colld86]

Nice to see you are keeping the music alive.

[Alemagica]

oddio che favola! cioè siete bravissimi cavolo! E poi questo è uno dei miei generi di musica preferiti *_* complimenti! Siete dei geni!

[123sang567]

thanks that was great music....enough to wake up one's soul from the slumber of the citylife...

[theweimgirl]

Beautiful work!...

Irish or not, I can tell you this :) ...a month ago I adopted a white dove who I was told, loved traditional Irish music. I've also learned she's very fussy with what songs she likes.

Yours however had her dancing till she fell off my hand...then hopped back on again for another 8 mintues or so while I kept replaying it :D

Thanks for sharing your talent, and Jillian (aka Bird), thanks you too! :)

~Corine

myspace dot com/weimgirl

[qwertymeehan9]

This is not irish folk music... dont ask me what it is but its def not irish folk music... And im an irish man..

[anitnelav74]

non è che per caso suonate anche il tango argentino?....siete molto bravi....complimenti

[Arealist3]

Nice enough music. Great as background music in a Mediterranean restaurant, which is possibly what it was meant to be. But neither the music nor the instruments are traditional irish. Guitar is not an irish instrument although it is used NOW in irish music. The violin is being played as a violin and not a fiddle which would be traditional irish. By the way, I know next to nothing about music so take this with a grain of salt.

[invivoveritas]

Infatti siamo:

1) Mediterranei (ed ecco perchè uso un idioma tipicamente mediterraneo nel risponderti)

2) Nessuno ha voluto fare sfoggio di bravura o eseguire saggi di style fusion: è ora di finirla con la ghettizzazione dei generi e degli stili.

Se mi vuoi suonare una tarantella con la chitarra acustica e accompagnarla con la cornamusa io ti dico: bravo e non vado a tirar fuori nessun pseudocriticommento delle 11 di sera!

Ciao caro! Emiliano chitarra da ristorante

[07940988331]

shut up this is irish u gay peice of shit

:@

[invivoveritas]

taci belinone!

[grbradsk]

That's about as Irish as Klezmer music can get. Great song. Among the things destroyed by Hitler were the makers of songs like this.

[genoseb]

veramente bello , bravo

[mysilentplea]

amazing talent love.

[bingotheraccoon]

AWESOME!

[RavelM83]

Thank you! But i'd like to know who are you 'cause you've seen all videos i made...

[TinWhistler]

Very good. But actually this tune is not Irish. It's a freilach from Klezmer music. The tracks on Lúnasa's first album are the names of the months in Gaelic. Hence "Lúil", which means July, (it's the 7th track). Great playing though!

[flossie12345]

lovely playing, what song and where did you get it again? I don't recognise it. I'm very sorry if you have answered these questions above but I don't speak anything other than english and gobbledegook!

[aznecniv]

paradisiaco!!!

ho sentito dire che non continuerete a suonare insieme...che peccato!

[invivoveritas]

grazie!sono il chitarrista. Chi sei tu che conosci così la nostra situazione?!Curioso!Il tuo nick al contrario dà: Vincenza!Comunque non è del tutto corretto: suoneremo ancora tutte le volte che sarà possibile!saluti!

[RavelM83]

Grazie! Io invece sono il clarinettista. Confermo ciò che ha detto il mio collega... suoneremo ogni vola che sarà possibile! curioso comunque...da dove ti sono giunte queste "voci"??