Ceol, a celebration of Gaelic & Welsh music.

[@irenerichards7262]

Easy enough to just make a playlist: 0:00 'Moorlough Mary' - Cara Dillon 3:47 'Set y Golomen' - Calan 8:11 'An Eala Bhan' - Eamon Doorley & Julie Fowlis 12:31 'Rangoon' - KAN 17:15 'Set of Higs' (The Thatcher/Peter Byrne's/The Tripper's) - Julie Fowlis 20:58 'Grand Hotel' - KiLA 27:50 'Scottische' - Manran 32:54 'Elliott's' - Rura 38:14 'Inisheer' - Fiddler's Bid 43:59 'The Parting Glass' - Cara Dillon

[@irenerichards7262]

You literally just type in the time stamp and KZbin converts it to a link for you. All I did was pair that with the text on the video for this. :)

[@tonydadson2746]

DELAY SHOW

[@siderealphil2533]

Being a 'Lloyd' I have Welsh blood, although being a Yorkshireman, and this heals my Soul 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🎶🙏🏻

[@LegalCommander]

I'm a Lloyd too my brawd!!

[@LadyAngharadLlewelyn-Giovinco]

Are you from the Lloyds of Dolobran, I am and can trace my heritage to the Welsh royal families in the 900 century.

[@nutmatical1042]

As a British man: what does Lloyd even mean?

[@kys1368]

love it, long live our six nations cymru am byth

[@breif1020]

Welsh music is incredible.

[@gwynplaine6710]

Cara Dillon - Irish Julie Fowlis - Scottish Rura - Scotland Fiddlers Bid - Shetlands Manran - Scottish Kan - Scottish and Irish Kila - Irish Wait for it ......... Calan - Welsh So you can love Welsh music all you want coz this aint it! This is about as Welsh as the Bonnie hills or Ireland!

[@michaelkavanagh5947]

Not a patch on Gaeilge. I'm biased. Didn't know the word for music in welsh was the sane as we use.

[@maharencall3219]

@@michaelkavanagh5947 cerddoriaeth is music in Welsh! Ceol is Irish.

[@eldon4905]

@@gwynplaine6710 so they’re not welsh music ?

[@gwynplaine6710]

@@eldon4905 What? all the bands not from Wales??? .... Uh no, there not! i thought the not from Wales bit would have clued you in!!!!!

[@MR-RUBIX9119]

IM PROUD TO BE WELSH

[@ninel1995]

Im from Poland and I love welsh. I start learn this leaunguge. I dream about moving to this country. I really wanna know more about welsh history and culture but there no one polish news and facts about welsh. I must to read all informatios on english cause my welsh dosent wery well. There no one welsh-polish dictionary or somethink to learn this leaunguge. This music give me little bit of my dreams. Sorry for my english. Diolch!

[@StephMcAlea]

Move here. You'll be welcome!

[@josh420masterB]

During WW2, the British uses Welsh as a code language due to the highly unlikely possibility that the Germans would be able to translate the message if it was intercepted. It's not an easy language to learn even for native English speakers, they're from completely different linguistic families. English is rooted in Latin and Germanic, whereas Welsh is a purely Celtic language.

[@StephMcAlea]

@@josh420masterB well, the celtic part is debatable. Its Brythonic. We're more western Atlantic peoples than celts. I found English really difficult as a child. Welsh is far easier once you know the letters. We tend to have only one word each for things.

[@hamilax156]

@@StephMcAlea This is true, but we still get branded as either P or Q Celtic, as we adopted their culture heavily, regardless of Genetics, as Welsh and Brythonic people were first on Britain, and the Goidelic first on Ireland.

[@kolorowajustysia6192]

@LenaK im from Poland and i live in Wales for 13years... if you around feel free for visiting me... you can find me on fb with same nickname... 💙💛❤💜 Lots of love for you

[@geoffminter2927]

Its st David's day and I'm listening to this cooking some lovely Welsh food! Dydd Gwyl Dewi Sant Hapus 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@maxwellmcevoy3348]

Me being half Welsh and half Irish just makes me proud of this truly beautiful Celtic music 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🇮🇪

[@sorelyanlie2784]

Is Welsh considered Celtic? I didn’t know that. I assumed since wakes has a separate language entirely which isn’t some form of Gaelic it must be considered something else.

[@susananderson5681]

@@sorelyanlie2784 Welsh are Celts, but are not Gaels, but Gaels are Celts. Welsh is not a Gaelic language.It is a Brythonic language..

[@sorelyanlie2784]

Thank you for the clarification. I’m welsh and Dutch on both sides of my family, but they have been in America since pretty much the beginning, so obviously a lot of that information is lost along the way. That’s why the internet is great!

[@janetlgimarelli1812]

Usa here i love this music its jolly and beautiful just like the people. If I could live in Wales I would. Peace and Love, Jan

[@TruTrust]

About a month ago I was going through one of my depressed moments. Probably the darkest time in a while. I took a Seroquel and an Ambien just to try to get some sleep. I know I fell asleep with tears in my eyes i had a crazy dream that night. It was an older lady. She had to be at least in her seventies she kept saying something and I could barely pick it up. I've always wrote my dreams down in a notebook since I was 16 I'm 37 now so I have a lot of Dreams written down so I can go over them. She kept saying byddwch chin iawn. Now at the time I didn't know if that was the exact way she was pronouncing it. But I kept going over and over and over it running it through my mind day and night and that was as close as I could to coming up with something to match it with on Google. What it was that she was saying was byddwch chi'n iawn and that translates to.. you will be fine. Now I have no ties to Welsh whatsoever I don't know anybody that speaks Welsh where this came from I don't know. I can't explain it I guess sometimes things are best left unexplained Its crazy but now I am infatuated with Welsh

[@teoleo9733]

Wow, welsh music is beautiful! Congratulations from Italy 😁👏

[@ianrice7326]

Gaelic comes from gaul region of France and spread out from there so gaelic & Welsh music is basically Welsh, Scottish, Irish and French.

[@philipbrennan4214]

​@@ianrice7326 Where is the "Gaul region of France?" The Celts of Britain and Ireland came in two different phases from two different locations - the Bryton crossing the short distance from France, the Goidel came from the South most likely Spain. Music, like all art, continuously evolves so the traditional music of today would be quite different from the times of the invasions I speak Irish Gaelic but Old Irish is like a foreign language.

[@ianrice7326]

@@philipbrennan4214 Gauls came from Gallia which covered France, Belgium, Luxembourg, most of Switzerland and a bit of north Italy and a bit of Germany.

[@Baltimoreborn]

My mother was a lady of the night and my father an ex-convict later on in life I found out I’m welsh 100% in my 20s this music always called to me and I had no idea why what lovely sounds

[@erinreviews5444]

That was a rollercoaster of events from start to finish. Glad you found your heritage!

[@Cog009]

I find myself coming back to this collection every so often. And each time without fail, I can pick any song on the list and as soon as I hear that first sound, I get this indescribable feeling. It feels like home, but a home I've never been to and am still trying to find. It feels hopeful like there's still something out there that's going to define what my life is and who I am, even though my life and myself feel empty right now. I've explored a lot of different music genres in my life but this genre in particular I feel so deeply. I don't really know why. And what's weird is, I wouldn't even call this my favorite genre. But somehow it feels like the genre of my soul. Maybe it means I'm out of touch with my soul, or at least a big part of it, I don't know. But I do know I will keep coming back to Gaelic music in the future. I have to.

[@--SHEPHERD-OF-MOTHER-EARTH--]

SHE 🌍 WATCHES

[@jessmessing3146]

You have the cianalas, my friend. Look that word up, you'll see what I mean. ;)

[@jessmessing3146]

PS I have it too.

[@Cog009]

I think you're right. You know, my dad's side doesn't come from that part of the world, but the roots of my mom's side has always been a little bit of a mystery... But when I hear this music, I feel like I can sense it. And thank you for telling me about cianalas, it describes the feeling so well!@@jessmessing3146

[@lukescrains1446]

I love gaelic music sm, so beautiful and soothing...

[@joejones551]

My family came to Canada around 1740 from Wales. Jones pride! Loving the Welsh music!

[@Achrus]

I'm in love with this music ❤

[@soapbustersoapnewsspoilers4753]

Happy St David's Day 2019. My first since I discovered my Welsh Ancestry :D

[@StephMcAlea]

if you have a dragon in your heart, who cares where your arse is from? 😀

[@soapbustersoapnewsspoilers4753]

@@StephMcAlea I take it that's Celtic for welcome to the family 😀 Won't be long before they realize an English one sneaked in though 😂 Thanks for taking the time to upload your videos 🙂

[@adventuresofpyro9020]

@@soapbustersoapnewsspoilers4753 I found out not long ago I have Irish, Scottish, English, Welsh and Norwegian. So you aren't alone :)

[@soapbustersoapnewsspoilers4753]

@@adventuresofpyro9020 That's amazing you have so many events to look forward to :-) I haven't done a DNA test just my family tree. I too have traced Irish Ancestry. Only a few more weeks until our first St Patrick's Day :D

[@teresamarzia84]

@@adventuresofpyro9020 Whoah! Amazing!

[@telemachus53]

Many, many thanks. No ads, all real music by real players and singers, not synthesized - what can I tell you, this vid is a gem. Have saved to my playlist I've been on many hikes in Wales ever since I was a lad, and my mum was evacuated to Cwmtillery during the war so I have an affinity for this wonderful country.

[@AdamBrandt-s5i]

Thank you! from Eastern Montana. I love the music from the lands I have never been. Hopefully someday I can visit my origin.

[@Gw0wvl]

Greetings my friends from Abertyleri.

[@_variamoon_8934]

I feel nostalgic for this kind of song. And im French xD

[@karolyn8644]

@lenikuf I think that a lot of Welsh people can trace their ancestry back to pre-medieval Brittany.

[@sharonjones8708]

Iam Welsh we do have good Welsh music thanks for song😍😍😍

[@lottajohansson6790]

What a nice pitchers and nice please And very amasing music 🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@SM-nx1wl]

Oh my gosh, I've never been to my homeland, yet resonate with this music straight away , epic tunes

[@Railur]

I love Celtic folk. Greetings from Germany

[@renadunsworth3682]

Haven’t gotten to the Welsh part yet, but Julie Fowlis is so awesome. The best Gallic singer today in my estimation.

[@bennickss]

It’s believed that I have welsh ancestry due to my my dad’s family’s location near to the border (Shropshire) and additionally due to the very traditionally welsh names of Evans and Lloyd being used in the past, just a little thought that popped into my mind

[@bennickss]

@@blank3078 Yeah

[@bennickss]

@@blank3078 Aye

[@veronicangatia4879]

FROM London l come from Kenya God bless you

[@sigurdrobertsson2231]

It's that God they has torn the UK asunder. Thanks Rome.

[@pickleprincess5745]

love it so much!

[@kolorowajustysia6192]

Thank you so much for this beautiful music.. i just painting leasing this beautiful instrumental sounds... thank you❤💛💙🌌🌠💜🧚‍♀️🥰

[@costinel57]

All were amazing, but the first one, it just filled my heart and soul. Dia duit and greetings from romania :))

[@WelshIron]

Makes me homesick, I hate being away from Wales

[@wanderingspartan2910]

As someone who speaks English its Like I can understand it but I cant understand it

[@trips8055]

Wandering Spartan Yeah, Welsh is confusing like that (I’m welsh)

[@TheMartyrdoom]

Old welsh is even more beautiful, really all the Celtic languages are great, its a shame that English has taken over as its seen as the bridge language between the Euro/British nations. This is coming from an English speaker.

[@Less1leg2]

Wandering Spartan because English is an amalgamation of many languages. That why you pick up some words

[@careyroberts3924]

Awesome Awesome arrangement/collection. Thank you :-)

[@sarnobat2000]

Hello from Silicon Valley (via Rhondda Valleys where I spent my childhood).

[@MariaSherowQHHTHawaii]

I really enjoyed it! Thank you!!!

[@rudybarr403]

Nice, my English class loved it!

[@HyperC-rz2oe]

Celtic music is truly beautiful

[@AlyxCoe]

Magical.

[@jeroenaarts152]

Beautiful music

[@archelaus6]

Proud to be Welsh

[@colinfreeman6072]

CYRMU AM BYTH

[@ellislloydjones7373]

Erin go brath!

[@tootynooty]

Dydh da! Kernewek (Cernyweg) an prout! Am byth fy Cymraeg a Breton frodyr!

[@saber2802]

Just to complete it Alba gu bràth!

[@elliwjones526]

CYWIR

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

I Love it!

[@Alasdair37448]

Gaeilge is such a beautiful language it really speaks to my heart. This also go for its sister language Scottish Gaelic.

[@elenasweden9184]

This is beautiful

[@tylwythteg]

Beautiful

[@AndyB1286]

Thank you for this! Especially liked the one by Kila :)

[@gbronzich]

Lovely!

[@oduffy1939]

Good stuff! Pethau da! Rudaí maithe!

[@vincentkleijwegt4002]

Cenedl heb raith, cenedl heb galon...A nation without language is a nation without heart....

[@Funkopopsstorewalkthroughsunbo]

I am proud to be welsh I can speak welsh Cymru am byth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿llanelli I am bach

[@leereadman9940]

beautiful thankyou

[@Yep6803]

Thanks for my cocker

[@oneproudpeacock6901]

...????

[@simondent3171]

Yes there is if you read the titles playing in vid .

[@cecileynoel8792]

Set y Golomen is a favourite

[@StephMcAlea]

I've seen Calan live and their amazing :)

[@JTOTHEW3000]

My W is the same :) I feel like I am HOME!

[@nyaninja5401]

Happy St Davids Day 2021!

[@patlynch6079]

AaWESOME

[@ryanjennens1481]

just an american, welsh-irish-scottish-englishman checking in here

[@bobmate6726]

Pick one, greedy

[@pencilshookchurchillknockh4934]

@@bobmate6726 lol

[@cacamilis8477]

You're American though.

[@jamesnorris4921]

having 12% Welsh dna i love this music

[@taffyducks544]

Coelbren! /|\

[@StephMcAlea]

Cwtch!

[@WalesTheTrueBritons]

@@StephMcAlea Coelbren was the ancient Welsh alphabet many academics refuse to recognise. It was used all over Britain prior to the Roman/Latin influence came about. Many believe it may actually be a Britonic comparison to Ogham, or actually be the inspiration for Ogham.

[@StephMcAlea]

@@WalesTheTrueBritons fascinating! Got links?

[@WalesTheTrueBritons]

@@StephMcAlea There are plenty of books available on Amazon from Authors Alan Wilson and Adrian Gilbert. I have several myself. Wilson has spent over four decades researching the subject. You could also look up - BritainsHiddenHistory Ross - He covers the subject here on youtube with Alan Wilson's permission. He also goes into detail about the founding of Oxford with one of them being a Welshman. Also the Sutton Hoo treasure. It's great stuff and definitely worth checking out.

[@Archael13918]

The Dragon stirs

[@geraintpierce1056]

no playlist :(

[@kiyoharu1956-f6s]

私はWhite Swan大好きです。

[@jdmediafilmdavies429]

Fantastic music how can i use this on a video?

[@zagreus101]

Yes Cymru

[@veronicangatia4879]

amen

[@mikekapnerarcangeluriel8006]

💕

[@tobydom5897]

Apparently the welsh are going to start using the sheep for there wool?

[@vincentkleijwegt4002]

Ridw yn dysgu Cymraeg.

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

12:33💃💃💃💃💃🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺17:10

[@anthonycolacion5650]

6:26

[@rippedtorn2310]

This is only partly Welsh btw ....its great tho.

[@pencilshookchurchillknockh4934]

0:52 education

[@autumnleaves4206]

Sounds irish and scottish to me not welsh. I'm welsh

[@b.b3033]

Seems Welsh to me.

[@kys1368]

sounds more gaelic to me too

[@StephMcAlea]

Theres a lot of Gaelic, Gadhlig, and Set Y Golmen by Calan is Welsh.

[@RosieTheRiveter07]

Shouldn’t the song be in Welsh? I can understand it

[@doc6904]

"Welsh" yeah right

[@Archael13918]

Y Ddraig Goch

[@uncleiroh0989]

I imagine this is how foreigners hear English when they can't speak it