Jackie Daly and Alec Finn: Mr. O'Connor

[@deslm]

THIS is how the bouzouki should be played, as far as I'm concerned. Alec is total class!

[@michelleconnollyconnolly5106]

Lovely music from our finest musicians. Rip Alec Finn.

[@carmelcrowley158]

What, a lovely tune

[@christ6493]

r.i.p. Alec Finn

[@jacopoferrara8432]

Non so se vi rendete conto di cosa cazzo hanno suonato. Arrangiamento pazzesco, le persone presenti hanno assistito ad uno dei momenti musicali più alti della storia dell'umanità. Nelle loro facce hanno chiaramente stampato il senso della vita, the meaning of life. Grazie Ciaran Kelly di aver caricato questo video. Thank you Ciaran Kelly.

[@lorenzoscarpel2377]

Non ti conosco ma ti voglio bene

[@ericlong9085]

Beautiful

[@lawenaallart1696]

One of my favorite O'Carolan's compositions!Tellement bien joué...

[@andyc5392]

Mine too...utterly haunting melody...it haunts me

[@inlandonline]

This is probably the most facially expressive I have ever seen Jackie on film. It might just be an illusion of the lighting.

[@dominiquegravouille]

Salut l'artiste Alec Finn

[@suzanneperesse8612]

on aime et on aimera toujours !

[@bazzermn]

This is also called Carolan’s Welcome - the Chieftains did a great version too. But I love this ❤

[@carmelcrowley158]

Time stands still, ancient hills

[@markanthonymcgrath]

Beauteous!

[@mrbodhranhead]

@Timothydlol Even though it's 3/4 time, it's historically before the waltz. Technically you'd call it a Planxty, which was a tune composed for a patron. This was composed by the blind harpist Turlough O'Carolan, either late 17th or early 18th century

[@carmelcrowley158]

Mr. O' Connor

[@lindamon8]

Very wonderful stuff. Have you got the clip where they play the Monaghan Jig?

[@busketeer]

classic, I'm refering to the sleveless jumpers of course

[@richardcondon3797]

An echo from the womb of your GGGGrandmother.

[@carmelcrowley158]

New found land

[@aledjones951]

Superb,shame they (Frankie Gavin) and Alec fell out,up there with best Irish traditional musicians.

[@Timothydlol]

what kind of a tune is this?

[@pattiern]

"""MRS O'CONNOR""" NOT MR

[@tbyrnegs]

MR, as long as I know it been played, it was mister