Séamus Ennis at The Willie Clancy Summer School, 1978

[@runeulriksen]

“That now is N-flat minor.” Best line I’ve ever heard!

[@PiperMcPhersonTheWren]

Love Seamus Ennis. What an incredible Piper and a wonderful man.

[@itsfahys]

fabulous piece. I was just listening to a Zoom Chat and Music session held by the Seamus Ennis Centre in North County Dublin , remembering him on the Anniversary of his Birthday today, and what fantastic Oileann pipers we still have today.

[@Dan.Parker]

Literally laughed out loud in the middle of night from his opening note.

[@runeulriksen]

“That now is N-flat minor.” The best line I’ve ever heard.

[@robertwhite2818]

I was there.

[@Goetterdaemmerung86]

That sounds awesome, very lucky

[@FifthCat5]

Me too.

[@Goetterdaemmerung86]

Please upload more Ennis if you can! Can never get enough

[@Goetterdaemmerung86]

A great archive gem

[@thebaron5206]

Interesting to see a few 1970’s Open University TV science lecturers in the audience!

[@darrenfarrell-bn2cb]

The Length of his Fingers tell all He Devoted his life to the pipes.

[@paulgalligan1916]

The Master ☘️🇮🇪

[@eowenspa2]

Aw Seamus. Great post indeed

[@muscovyducks]

Tough crowd for those anatomy puns 😅 Cool to see Seamus letting his hair down a bit here; he seems quite the congenial gent.

[@Goetterdaemmerung86]

Ennis seemed to possess a rather cerebral bent, from what I've heard he was highly intelligent. I think he, with his strong presence and cerebral disposition, could be a bit much for people. (I mean this in the best way possibly, a remarkable person, as Liam O'Flynn said, he was almost an institution of himself)

[@thelightisahead]

@@Goetterdaemmerung86 I’ve certainly always gotten that impression from what I’ve read/heard about him. I look at him in this video and can easily picture him as something like an Oxford professor!

[@Goetterdaemmerung86]

@@thelightisahead Funny you say that, his daughter Catherine Ennis was actually an organ scholar at Oxford!

[@thelightisahead]

@@Goetterdaemmerung86 Yes, very true!

[@Goetterdaemmerung86]

I believe he also played a hornpipe and a reel in the same session. Thomond Bridge, an incredibly difficult hornpipe to play, and the reel MAY be the Merry Blacksmith

[@gabrielkeown38]

Great rendition of Danny Boy or the Derry Air

[@gravvin845]

mighty

[@edmundcoyle364]

Ned of the Hill. I know it. Eamon an Chonic.

[@CJCopperJet]

2:27 Danny Boy | Londonderry Air 4:48 Éamonn an Chnoic | Ned of the Hill

[@markalexwhite]

A few too many flourishes on 'Danny Boy' for my liking!

[@Goetterdaemmerung86]

In classic Enniseerian fashion of course!