Sweeney's Buttermilk/Fleur de Mandragore Set

The reels Sweeney's Buttermilk composed by Brendan McGlinchey paired with Fleur de Mandragore composed by Michel Bordeleau played on a 36-string Dusty Strings harp -- just pleased I managed to get a take of it without choking!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• harp
• reel
• set
• dusty
• strings
• 36-string
• sweeney's
• buttermilk
• mary
• charlie
• lennon's
• mcglinchey
• fleur
• mandragore
• bordeleau

[makerandthebreaker]

Which one, the first? It's known by a lot of names...as is typical of most Irish traditional tunes.

[tergal14]

amazing !

[TheEldestScroll]

Wow this is great. Fleur de Mandragore is one of my favorites, but i've never heard it on a harp before. I love it!

[DJFozter]

The first tune is definitely Sweeney's Buttermilk

[JonathanAHuber]

So beautiful, I feel like I'm being taken into another time.

[tool4lyfe2]

Fleur de Mandragore has to be my favorite reel in exsistance and hearing it on a harp is just as beautiful. very very nice job.

[traxsalty]

Lovely! Great interpretation. Very musical! Michel would be impressed

[pikafurret101]

how much do 36 strings cost? are they heavy? is it portable to some extent?

[BlueGrassyKnoll]

Nice playing! I'm jealous of your single string triplets!

[FairyHarper]

yup the first one cause i know the man of arran and sweeneys buttermilk are both tunes and can be played in a set but i always thought that one was the man of arron! maybe im wrong tho!