Ballynure Lambeg Drumming Club 12th July Festival 2007

This is a short video of the Ballynure Lambeg drumming club at the annual 12th of July Celebrations. The video was taken shortly before the colourful Orange Order parade passed off in Carnmoney, near Belfast, County Antrim in Northern Ireland. Lambeg Drums are common site in rural townlands all across Northern Ireland each summer. The Lambeg Drum is said to have originated from the 1600's. The drum itself is usually made from wood with a stretched goat skin and specially made bamboo canes. Usually accompanied by one or more Fyfe players.
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[possilgirl]

Nothing beats the sound of the Lambeg Drum

[hallbooth]

Nice drums! The time was good too! Just a bit more rope....

[4EVAVIVALARAZA]

you just can't beat the sound of a good old lambeg drum

[4EVAVIVALARAZA]

@rs9ci yes i would agree some of the best up there! its the same as around cullybacky porglenone area up in country Antrim

[rs9ci]

Come to county armagh, there are always loads, especialy around Tandragee

[ida1690]

good i love the lambeg drums,not so many around now,there were none at the parade in coleraine this year 2008

[possilgirl]

fucking Brilliant

[taysidedrummer]

Powerful stuff... thats a time i don't know.. so I'll have the penny out tonight, then the canes.. I'll be well ready for the 12th.. LOL.. I hope.

Andy.

[hallbooth]

yes paul real goat skins mate. its a beautiful sound!

[SwannyR1]

no mate. it's just the echo from the dodgy camera mic. but it is just a simple rhytm