AISLING GHEAL (Slow Air) and O'FARRELL'S WELCOME TO LIMERICK (Slip Jig) Trad. Arr. STEVEN JOHNSTON.

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6 жыл бұрын

ALEHOUSE ACOUSTIC presents two Traditional Irish tunes, AISLING GHEAL (Slow Air) and O'FARRELL'S WELCOME TO LIMERICK (Slip Jig) arranged and performed by STEVEN JOHNSTON.
Alehouse Acoustic aims to bring people great music, recorded and filmed at The Alehouse in Clitheore, Lancashire, England. With a passion for simplicity and a love of performance the pieces are shot in one take, the viewer is with the performer all the way, following their every move and nuance of delivery. We believe there is something special in this mode of presentation. We keep it as simple as can be. This is about the performance, the piece, the song and artist. Shot in 1080 HD and recorded using the top notch twin-valve condenser, the SE Gemini.

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@vercingetorix3414 2 жыл бұрын

The only instrument which you play with your fingers of both hands, your wrist and side of your hand, your thigh, and both of your elbows.

@markmcarthy596

Call me a stubborn Druid or an Enlightened Celt. These tones dig at us deep. Those with the same blood 🩸, feel it in our bones. There is a Solid reason why

@elizabethstar-dylan796

Smashing rendition of both pieces! I've seen and heard the masters play both in the past 50 years and this is right up there with the very finest performances.

@Pack_leader1989 Жыл бұрын

Proud irsh American here ☘️🇺🇸❤🇮🇪☘️

@frankjoyce8020

Listening to this repeatedly with the D-Day 80th Anniversary live from Normandy, HMS Belfast next to the Tower of London and associated places on the BBC on in the background. The two blend beautifully. Lovely piping.

@owen261 5 жыл бұрын

Idk if its ur pipes or the micing combined with ur amazing technique but this is like this is one the best recordings of pipes ive heard

@WeirdMusicGuy 3 жыл бұрын

Beautifully played! And also nicely recorded. I can just hope to come to such a level of playing one day. Picked up the pipes a year ago, and these kind of recordings keep me motivated to carry on playing such a daunting instrument. The camera operator did a fantastic job capturing your fingers so some technique is visible, taking some lessons from that! I'm just wondering how a video like this doesn't have more views/likes...

@PrismRisen

Five years before I discovered this wonder!? Euterpe would approve of this rendering on an instrument capable of producing magic in the proper hands - and Steven Johnston surely has them. Thank you Steven, and the producers of this video. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🌈