Còig - Franzke en Français

[@erikm8372]

As a fiddler, this set becomes more addicting the more I listen to it.. thank you all so much for the new tunes to learn! God l love that reel “St. Kilda’s Flight” I think it’s called? Phenomenal. ♥️✌🏼🎻

[@erikm8372]

Oops St. Andrews flight hehe

[@christopherreilly5339]

I can' t even play an instrument I think it's an infectious tune. I even has it as a ringtone on my phone.

[@Gary-m7p]

Same as a bodhran player ❤

[@DavidHaile_profile]

Wow. I’d love to be there!

[@patkelky1857]

Just brilliant Kelly from Derry

[@carolchannell7693]

Amazing music that comes out of this talented group that I have followed ever since seen in Nova Scotia during The Celtic Colours Festival Tour in 2016

[@patkelky1857]

Piano player brilliant

[@patkelky1857]

Another Saturday night lock down coig bring it on absolutely brilliant

[@paauggie]

Insanely good - whenever I listen to your tunes I cant help but think you are all a bit too talented for your own good :)

[@JustFiddler]

come to bali island please

[@TheMrPastry]

I could gush all day. I think you guys are all amazing!

[@suntechasaringkharn7080]

Coig, your music is so lively, full of energy and very innovative, smooth and expert play. I m very much enjoy and listen to the song several times a day. BKK, Thailand

[@patkelky1857]

Brilliant music patkelky Ireland

[@Gary-m7p]

Love this music

[@dalhuset]

Darren's mandolin solo wasn't long enough! Hahaha ;-D

[@timhendrix7679]

You all are better than love. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@patkelky1857]

Sorry away working in 10 downing St cutting cheese an opening bottles of wine on the quiet but back listening to some great mucic

[@irishfield1]

Beautifull J`aime beaucoup merci

[@c4c_music]

Amazing! Keep it up ;-)

[@keithbaileys-folk-world]

come to Germany .... please.

[@anderspersson7084]

Magnificent display.!

[@grenierguy4652]

I am very flattered about the title of your tune, en français! Tapadh leibh! Tha sibh gràinne-mullaich luchd-ciùil!

[@erikm8372]

Isn’t it a tune of Québécois origin? I think.. or French Canadian of some sort.

[@grenierguy4652]

Maybe musicians swap tunes. Today quebec composers adapt tunes from french folklore going back to middle-age. It is different of what we were used to hear, reels and jigs. Quebec public need new things in accordance with their past for the new generation. But it does not disqualify the taste for reels and jigs. Here are some tunes you may listen on you tube: Vent du Nord: Au bord de la fontaine and Vent du Nord: La noce tragique with invited singer: Julie Fowlis, a gael singer, who sings in French. Also: Danse traditionnelle québécoise chez Ti-Guy wich is a good adaptation. A real gem. Goodbye, my friend. Mar sin leat, a charaid.

[@gusthelesswise]

Name for the second tune anyone?

[@JustinDoyleNS]

The whole video is the same tune: Franzke en Français

[@Timon-IrishFolk]

@@JustinDoyleNS Franzke en Francais is just the last one, the second one is calles St. Andrew's Flight but it's probably an original, by them

[@erikm8372]

The track / set is called “Franzke en Français,” the tunes are as follows: 1. Le Reel de Violon du Monte en Vielle (trad.?) 2. St. Andrew’s Flight (by Calum Pasqua) 3. Dionne Reel (trad.) 4. Franzke’s Reel (by Darren McMullen)

[@erikm8372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jarMd5SKjaemhrc&feature=share&EJGixIgBCJiu2KjB4oSJEQ …Here’s the link to their live performance at Celtic Colours Festival, of this set. The description talks a little more about the tunes I think? Or the comments I forgot.

@@erikm8372 The first one is indeed a traditional Québécois tune. The third one as well, although the title I know is Le reel des cinq jumelles (the five twin sisters reel).