Wonderful playing!

Makes my heart soar

Thanks it really helped!!😊

Ceacht iontach! Grma

Another beautiful one.

What a good tutorial. Thanks for this real version.

I do not, and will never know what goes on inside the minds of those who give this video thumbs down.

Pepper & Salt.

Great help in allowing me to learn the tune. Thanks a million!!

Great style all together mighty players

Beautiful playing great music to listen to.🌏

harry kanes father is from letterfrack,,,,,,mr o cathain shold be playing fir Ireland,,,lol

No one plays like her!!! :-) She's fantastic on the banjo!

her banjo sounds so bright for a tenor...I need to try the clear head maybe?

Thx this helped me get the rhythm on concertiana

you guys are marvellous! loved the playing and the tunes

Came across this video by chance...glad I did..wonderful playing.

supeeeer!!!!! never heard you before; i will be googling you forthwith!

Great set and fantastic musicians!

I like how she buries herself into the banjo and becomes one with it and the music...

Damn, How I wish I could find a copy of Peter & Angelina Carberry's album 'Memories from the Holla, which these tunes were featured on. I lost my copy of that album and cant find where to get it anywhere. Her style just blows me away, and while Martin Q is quite good, it just ain't the same as dad & daughter.

Superb

Not an expert here, but I think it is to "lift" the tunes up a little. Matt Molloy has a CD with his flute tuned half a step up for some tunes, as far as my knowledge goes.

i saw them live... this song made me cry :'(

I have the same dress too, and I'm a guy - how weird is that?

Absolutely Beautiful !!! What great harpers they both are!!! This is music made and played in heaven...A Irish and a Scots harper together.....a marriage made in heaven. Thank you for sharing this with us....much appreciated.

Thanks for this piece of great music

Just made my eyes watery・・・・ Breathtakingly beautiful and　so moving・・・ Thank for sharing.

i'm hearin this be played live right now

@WhatsTheFolk i have played violin for 13 years almost, i dont see why anyone would want to play a half step up.. =-\ interesting bit of info there though!

very good tutorial thanks

I saw the both in Italy in different occasions. Simply amazing!! And I wanted their signature on Cd's and Lp's!!

@DoGz1121 I'm teaching online harp lessons, so let me know when you'd like to get started!

Actually, it depends. Most fiddlers play in the same tuning as the violon, so GDAE, but some tune it a half-tone higher and so play tunes a half-tone higher.

gorgeous! Is he playing a Salvi Livia?

wooooah i have the same dress as the one on the right. I got it for fifteen bucks at a market somewhere in Italy. Weeeeird. This is incredibly cool.

I'm not sure, but i don't think you do.

Had a great time with his duo at Augusta's Irish/Celtic Week !!!!

I was reading thru the comments below and I noticed how some guys were poking fun at the vid, citing how slowly the tune is played, while others, who are clearly more weill-meaning, had a thing or 2 to say about the players' breathing. But I believe the tempo is slow precisely because it is a tutorial. And if you try playing a reel with the metronome set to 70, you'll see that your breathing will be all screwed. And I think the player is TOMMY MARTIN who is an expert whistler and whistlesmith!

plenty of life

Thank you for this! Ive been playing along a good few times with you!

Wow, gorgeous. does anyone know where to find sheet music for that first 'Paddy Fahey's'? It's going by just a hair too quickly for me to get by ear.

They're both very, very talented. And they're both really nice. Definately two of the best harpist's I've ever met.

Oh and a lazy question, what key is this? I have D and C whistles.

Hey thank you! I can't see very well what notes you're playing. Could you share the notes, tabs, sheet music whatever you have? I'd be so greatfull, it'll be a big help. Then I could try to play along ;D

Stunning. Just stunning. Go Gráinne and William!

Lovely tune- never heard it on the whistle

This is song sounds so wonderful on the harp. But the real name is "Eibhli Gheal Chiúin Ni Chearbhaill"

Wonderful!

Grainne & William are performing this week at the Edinburgh Harp Festival.