Great stuff, what is that lady doing with the bodhran? Really beautiful though and I love how the ladies are just casually chatting in the middle of a performance.
Zamanım olsa da her pazar James Joyce gelsem. Neyse bari videolarınızla ve tracklerinizle teselli bulmaya çalışıyım.
Aşağıdaki videolardan başka videolarınız var mıdır_? Herhangi başka kayıtlarınız (track, video, pnp,wnm,3gp...) var mıdır? Wep adresiniz var mıdır_? Hayranlarınızı tatmin etmek kolay değildir, cevap veriniz sorularıma :D
It's called Les Poules Huppes (I think) and the music is available in Daniel Lapp's sheet music book "Reunion" (goes with his "Reunion" CD). You could probably try The Session... it is a very nice piece, we usually play it along with another Breton tune called "Filet Bobine". q & q
We heard this tune in a Solas album (but i don't remember the name). Is it originally french? I watched your version as well, very nice, very jiggy :)
You are all just fantastic, This has been the most influential song in my life and this is one of the best I've heard.
nexusmaus 1 year ago
A little less alone after hearing that, are we not...
yeddle 1 year ago
you're not alone :)
celteast 1 year ago
who's the original singer? band?
TheDonaldido 1 year ago
So good! beautiful!
MajeRuko 2 years ago
It's a beautiful song,don't rush it!!!!!
longhunter96 2 years ago
the name of this song is "les poules huppées" and un is composed by Gilles chabenat (hurdy guddy player)
roblindavid 2 years ago
translated as "the crested hens" i think.
samsterjamster111 2 years ago
Great stuff, what is that lady doing with the bodhran? Really beautiful though and I love how the ladies are just casually chatting in the middle of a performance.
gusthelesswise 2 years ago
Zamanım olsa da her pazar James Joyce gelsem. Neyse bari videolarınızla ve tracklerinizle teselli bulmaya çalışıyım.
Aşağıdaki videolardan başka videolarınız var mıdır_? Herhangi başka kayıtlarınız (track, video, pnp,wnm,3gp...) var mıdır? Wep adresiniz var mıdır_? Hayranlarınızı tatmin etmek kolay değildir, cevap veriniz sorularıma :D
captainsxe1 3 years ago
süpersiniz! i also want to learn tin whistle :)
this is a beautiful recording!!
hallo almanyadan!! <3
yabba234 3 years ago
cok tesekkurler..istanbul'dan sevgiler
celteast 3 years ago
Excellent,well played...
PadsterDood 3 years ago
Beautiful!!! Your version is my favorite.
3rdDerivative 3 years ago
Excellent! I love the whistle player!! Anyways, you're all very good musicians. Greetings from Argentina!
moojeni 3 years ago
Thank you! Greetings from Turkey too...
celteast 3 years ago
I love this piece...been looking for the music for ages.
AgentQED 4 years ago
It's called Les Poules Huppes (I think) and the music is available in Daniel Lapp's sheet music book "Reunion" (goes with his "Reunion" CD). You could probably try The Session... it is a very nice piece, we usually play it along with another Breton tune called "Filet Bobine". q & q
TheBachands 4 years ago
We heard this tune in a Solas album (but i don't remember the name). Is it originally french? I watched your version as well, very nice, very jiggy :)
celteast 4 years ago
Yes, it is a French tune, where are you from? Your version is very beautiful.
TheBachands 4 years ago
We are from Turkey (istanbul) and making irish music in James Joyce Irish pub.
celteast 4 years ago
lovely just lovely! i heard it from solas too, its composed by a frenchman originally i think. i love this song,i did a simple version of it too :-)
chansherly212 3 years ago