Carolan's Cup / The Two William Davises (Turlough O'Carolan) - QUADRIGA CONSORT

[@paullederer3366]

Simply - beautiful

[@wadefite]

Beautifully played.

[@johndowling9379]

I was ever very keenon Recorder music,but this has nearly converted me, brilliant musicianship.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@niknewerkla]

Cheers! John

[@2628064379]

Beautiful performance. Love when the group utilizes the recorders. Haunting!!!

[@mikeo3177]

Beautiful

[@albatros44444]

Lovely music!

[@tomoatsusato4521]

Wonderful consort whose music purifys all my mind!

[@davidmolloy126]

Gorgeous, thank you very much.

[@14chouston]

Lovely!

[@4baroque1]

Fantastic performers. Love the music. Hope to hear you perform in the U.S. in the very near future.

[@hanzabass]

just terrific

[@yonathansuissa8814]

This is one of the most delightful performances of Ocarolan! 3>

[@SylvainGuinet]

wonderfull playing, I love this style

[@roleypup]

THAT's how you play recorder! Beautiful! Especially well done for keeping them in tune with each other. :-)

[@qazlal5317]

I love harpsichord!!

[@Michajeru]

Fabulous!

[@trhlajz]

It seems that "Ganassi type", wide-bore recorders (early renaissance) are excellent also for the Celtic music ;-), thanks a lot for posting.

[@michaantkowiak6679]

Quadriga guys, play on!!..

[@edwardtait4285]

Thank you all!

[@barbararicordy9317]

favolosiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

[@kimpullman4858]

The beginning sounds like my heart will go on..... Now u know that my heart will go on is abit of a ripoff :0

[@BrianMusak01]

Mmmmnn 'heart will go on' Always thought it was mash-up of Danny boy and 'my only son was shot in Dublin'

[@beasheerhan4482]

I'm sorry, but, this piece by O'Carolan is NOT a trio by Dieupart. Playing it requires some whimsey, mischief, and cheek - even when it is doleful.

[@niknewerkla]

I don't get it.