Phil Cunningham and band, Loch Katrine's Lady, Transatlantic Sessions (Glasgow, Feb 2013)

[@jimsavage1396]

Another beautiful melody Phil. Nobody comes close to you at composing Scottish slow airs. Sheer genius.Every one of them moves me to tears!

[@dc9291]

i hear that - yep beautiful - heart touching

[@jleechadwick]

I agree. I can listen to him and Aly Bain play all day. I'm sorry that I'm only 1/4 Scottish (through my paternal grandmother). I'm very proud of my Scottish heritage, but I especially love the music. I also love to watch the videos of Phil playing with his late brother, Johnny. What an amazing fiddle player Johnny was!

[@patiolis]

I couldn’t agree more. I could, and often do, listen to them all day long and can’t wait for their next concert in my area. Thanks Phil and Aly for what you have given me!

[@mikeblackburn6314]

Lord how this feeds my soul! In tears now, and just grateful for the music!

[@TessaThomson-m9o]

Wonderful to hear another version at the marvellous musicality of ceremony in St.Giles today.

[@jullejuhl8167]

It doesn’t get much better or beautiful than this! The musicians? My, oh my!❤️‍🩹

[@maryhill711]

Beautiful!

[@davemcelheron7141]

Silly wizard were a great group with great music and song.

[@TimEdeyMusic]

The greatest piano box player on this planet and you'd be very hard pushed to find a composer of slow airs that can beat Phil, emotion flowing from each note.

[@1garoutte]

Ya, and when his brother, Johnny was still alive, they played so fast only dogs could hear them 😁.

[@jonsouthgen]

Sat at the back of the hall while this thing of beauty unfolded on the stage in front of me.I could have listened all night.Looking forward to 2019's Transatlantic Sessions,livein Glasgow,in three weeks.

[@edamfolkie]

Phil Cunningham (and brother Johnny) were part of Scottish super-band "Silly Wizard", with the incredibly delightful singer Andy Stewart, back in the 80s.

[@jimsavage1396]

Absolutely fabulous. Moves me to tears every time I hear it.

[@davidmcdowell6521]

Same here.

[@sherryrobinson7389]

Thank you that you shared as men that it moved you to tears, I am of the same mold! How many on this earth are of this sensitivity?

[@vrodriguesmusic]

Today I had the great privilege of hearing the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's Brass Quintet perform an amazing arrangement of this piece … one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard in my life.

[@suzannepassero6621]

This gives me goose bumps every time I here it. Absolutely beautiful.

[@Fawstah]

music of the angels.

[@rgriff29]

incredible, my roots. Music for the soul.

[@timothybrace5340]

Goodness, it doesn't get any more gorgeous than this.

[@johngiblin259]

Heart-wrenching

[@MegaMandolinman]

Played this wonderful tune at the harbour on Loch Katrine. ...the tourists and the locals loved it......brilliant tune.

[@alanpedder6782]

Love playing this along with you guys , absolutely brilliant

[@fortynewbattle9346]

En quatuor, en duo ou en solo, Phil, ton air est toujours aussi émouvant.

[@bernardbarry4258]

Beautiful!!!

[@wendypatch1114]

Beautiful. I was at the concert at the Sage Gateshead on Monday, what a treat. Thanks Martin for allowing me to relive some of the (many) great moments.

[@doticaton]

Por dios!! Que preciosidad!! Es como me imagino el cielo .

[@oaplearning.musicwalsh5843]

fantastic piece of music. wonderfully played.

[@janerussell6996]

I love this tune but I heard Kimberley's Waltz on transatlantic sessions last night it is sooo beautiful

[@juangarcia404]

Esta es una música perfectamente maravillosa.

[@dc9291]

soulful

[@seamusmacgabhann2152]

All fantastic musicians,would love to join this group with my fiddle

[@martinsnodin]

Thanks, Nick - changed.

[@TheBergonzi237]

I think this is called 'Lock Katrine's Lady'? Haunting and very pleasant on the ear. Love the pipes.

[@georgewatt5886]

LOCH please, a lock is something ye find on a door.

[@joline2730]

​@@georgewatt5886 or along a canal

[@TheBergonzi237]

You're welcome! I'm learning to play the Uilleann pipes at long last, and being a left-hander without a tutor is a challenge, but having discovered Mike McGoldrick, I'm set on him being my influence. This tune is one I am learning to play, and thanks to the HD I'm able to pick up some great grace note tricks and 'quivers' ( though I'm sure they have a musical term!).

[@martinlaird4738]

Nick Cane you'll find no finer influence alive sir. McGoldrick is a musical genius

[@rawstarmusic]

Found this beautiful song, do you know if Phil Cunningham & band have an account of their own? I honestly must say I had never heard of them but it's very special sound of instruments and songs of wonder

[@aliwhitwell]

This should read "Loch Katrine's Lady" as in the Scots for lake. Please get it right!

[@清水健太郎-l5o]

Michael is playing the pipes on the left.

[@ruthdawson1531]

Lovely tune and wonderful playing. Does anyone know the name of this tune?

[@TheBergonzi237]

Ah yes ! Us Southerners have a lot to learn!!!

[@springbreakbaby]

I hope you all noticed John Doyles beautiful guitar in this piece.

[@lornaswallow5769]

He comes in at 2.08. As a guitar player myself I love it when I don't at first hear such understated supportive playing. Thanks for pointing it out.

[@nskimharris]

[@forbesmeek6304]

Braw eh!

[@borninjordan7448]

This gives me a very distinct lump in my throat.