Jon Doran playing "Young May Moon"

[@bard5865]

Beautiful! Always a pleasure to hear Jon play

[@nathanhayward2466]

Beautiful playing and Beautiful instrument!

[@AmosTheTalented]

Exquisite sound!

[@TMQmusic]

Musicality off the charts.

[@BEUDEUDNEUVE]

Great 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@sct_songs]

So clean and musical.

[@tatflut]

great ❤

[@ld8258]

Wonderful !!

[@KilianSchindler]

excellent playing, and wonderful instrument!

[@rodmackinnon8497]

Love it . . .

[@vimolmas50]

Very nice playing !

[@larrydonlon113]

Very well played

[@JustFiddler]

bagus sekali ! kirimkan ke bali 🌹☘️🤠

[@michaelstaadt8012]

Doran? Somehow related to the Doran travelling Uilleann Pipers? There certainly is a certain family likeness.

[@AurelienPetitvideo]

Where can we find some sheets and transcriptions of this great music ?

[@johnwilliamson6846]

Another treat for the ears…when was the vid recorded?

[@paulshippey]

Thanks....it was recorded around February this year, I think.

[@marklozano8388]

sounds like the song maureen o'hara sang in ,' The quiet man" film

[@Ira88881]

Okay…I’m an idiot: What kind of mandolin is that?

[@nicolaacquarone8977]

No offense asking. It's an Irish Bouzouki. If you're into string music , like a an octave mandolin (an octave lower) but tuned GDad instead of GDae. The two D's produce a droning sound typical of Celtic music (think of pipes). Ciao

[@kosmokritikos9299]

Called a bouzouki only because it has a similar scale length to the Mediterranean instrument by that name, but is otherwise more like a mandolin tuned one octave lower and as the other commenter mentioned, often with the E strings dropped to D.

[@Ethelred966]

Charmed.