Shamrock - Cooley's Reel / Drowsy Maggie

Les compartimos este video del concierto que ofrecimos en el Foro Cultural Coyoacanense "Hugo Argüelles".
Shamrock es un ensamble dedicado a la interpretación y difusión de la música y la cultura celta, especialmente irlandesa y escocesa.
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[@patriciacampbell32]

I just had to get a bodhran after hearing this I couldn't stop listening then I cudnt get lessons to play both sides off the tipper so I taught myself and I can now play that she is playing shes an amazing bodhran player really pushed me to get one and play it I also got a tin whistle and started playing after 32 years I had played from age five to twelve then stopped but I never forgot how to cut roll slide my dad's a good teacher he reckons he played with the fiddle player in Spain or Germany he'd go anywhere in the world for a good session lol he wud off been playing guitar or banjo I just picked all up by ear great on the whistle i love the guitar player he's full off life in his music and accordian style somtimes I do that with tin whistle just blend the notes in great well done guys my favourite version off Joe Cooley's reel love drowsey Maggie you can't go wrong with those there two off the top played session tunes in Ireland thank you for giving me that push when I first heard you guys playing listening to you partly saved my life I'd severe covid and covid pnuemonia with fluid in my lungs I kept playing my whistle and doctors said it helped I had virus for 12 weeks was crawling to the bathroom so thank you guys if I hadn't off heard you I don't think I'd off got that whistle and started playing it I believe it saved my life because hospital wasn't admitting people here in Ireland last march they sent people home that died but that whistle kept my lungs working and exercised through the choughin stopping having to stop every few notes was horrendous but Im back on it will never stop playing that or my drum and playing along to you tube has left me never bored in the lockdowns

[@ampmstar2365]

A mi me encanta la música celta es una de mis favoritas, felicidades paisanos por interpretar esta gran música de Drowsy Maggie

[@richardmaddock147]

Takes Bodhran playing to new heights to me, beautifully played.

[@rodrigofuentes3491]

¡ Excelente que en México exístan jóvenes como ellos interpretando la bella música de los países celtas, principalmente de IRLANDA y ESCOCIA ! ¡ GO BRAGH !

[@TheELFOS77]

Soy mexicano y gran admirador de la música celta. 👏 👏 👏

[@christopherpatrick8057]

I love how the accordion was just used as drones! Nice touch!

[@aerkanth]

Maravilloso, un aplauso para ustedes que se lo merecen, eso y más. Saludos desde Colombia

[@kosmokritikos9299]

Viva para siempre el recuerdo de la brigada de San Patricio.

[@tomswoodturningchannel482]

That's a fact ☘️☘️☘️

[@ewoe21]

Bravo! 🇮🇪

[@cheethama]

What a team! Amazing!!!

[@alexdesslin]

bravo !! vive l'Irlande !

[@colinhesketh4710]

Lovely just lovely.

[@eugecolcu]

Muy buenos !!!!! Saludos desde España

[@DIATOMUZIK]

Fantastic !!!

[@mario_beltr]

Me encanta 😍 🎶

[@Stargreened]

Beautiful music, from Birmingham ,England

[@williamcurtin5692]

Nice clip to stumble on St. Patrick's Day.

[@joshuaparr3544]

That fiddler is even faster than Sharon Corr! Spectacular!

[@Gianfr4]

Gran video felicidades!

[@lorxsbot2399]

wow the guy on the fiddle is amazing!!

[@shearyan2233]

Cooleys one of my favourites to play on fiddle

[@carolhernandez5052]

🎶WOW❤️

[@petertrott5107]

The music echos the people. It's wild and vibrant and very rezealant.

[@mickdolan4761]

class of its own

[@manuelosorio5941]

beautiful green

[@InventorZahran]

That drummer's got some pro skillz!

[@wattie60]

Great video. I wish I could see you in France ! The girl playing Bodhran reminds me an older little girl Cora from Titanic movie. It's amazing :p

[@elwolf8536]

Maybe it's her grown up =0

[@neomp5]

"drowsy maggie" is actually played in that movie, during the steerage dance party scene

[@Me-lb8nd]

Way cool!!!!

[@WildFyreful]

*cries tears of joy* This is beautiful! I wish I had sheet music for this guy's violin playing!

[@eimear5662]

If this comment gets to 15 likes, I will comment the violin notes!

[@anonymous2513456]

+WildFyreful you could just google for it, these are both very old traditional Irish songs, the sheet music is available for them both

[@WildFyreful]

O:

[@Timon-IrishFolk]

Eimear Lally please get away from the community that has formed around irish music

[@ellabruton575]

Learn by ear it’s a good habit to get into

[@almanyaarapirfan6656]

👍👍👍🎻🎹❤️⚘️

[@1micler]

Love this, gave me goose pimples

[@didierpeauger7840]

notre musique nos origine celtes et viking

[@xdemon669]

Excelente video, tuve la oportunidad de verlos en vivo en el celtic fest y me encanto su musica.

[@shortea7892]

I used to do ballet as a kid and I vaguely remember we did a show to this song. I could be very wrong though

[@Ephisus]

doesn't get better than Cooley's

[@rodsreel]

Great feel on the bodhran ( prettiest bodhran player ever) good sound with the classical guitar - together a very musical group. Cheers fae bonnie Scotland

[@niallmurphy8711]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jjhera261]

Spotify da yok mu bu grup bilen var mı?

[@joseduenas9935]

Hay partituras de esa medida?

[@lesleychamberlain9568]

I am looking at your video for tips as I working on my violin playing. I have a very long way to go

[@jorgel.espinosa8966]

Thank you, Lesley!

[@grandee2010]

So; when is your next tour in UK, and can I meet the incredible bodhran girl.

[@based_yeoman9138]

So is bodhran both bass and percussion?

[@nightwica]

Em, I have a question. Does this Drowsy Maggie has another name (that doesnt have Maggie or anything)? Because I haven't heard this name before, but I am sure I know the tune, I just can't recall the name. Thank you!

[@raymonddixon5162]

Nope!!! Two of the most popular reels in irish music. Maybe people call them other names but in Ireland they are the names we gave them.

[@nightwica]

Raymond Dixon Alright :) All these familiar and somewhat similar melodies are confusing. Thanks for your response :)

[@jacquesbrouyer8687]

Shamrock is also the name of a french band who was all ireland champion...not bad too...

[@areh21]

Disculpan si lo que digo es de menos importancia, pero lo que mas me gusta es que ustedes son Mexicanos!

[@tim01263]

What chords is he playing on guitar?

[@gabrielsireliangusteinhast9059]

Shaannrock

[@abellotambfiblo3937]

With spanish guitar

[@doitnowvideosyeah5841]

Are these folks from a Spanish speaking country? Just cause the Celtic diaspora is worldwide and this page is partially in Spanish. Also the nylon string guitar

[@ianwattsOfficial]

I'll add my comment, Planxty would love you guy's, but if you were to come to our Irish pub they would be speechless they don't even know what the uilleann pipes are:::)))

[@nodgelyobo1]

Great bodhran playing....

[@CatePapula]

What is the name of this group?

[@brendaespin8052]

Shamrock música celta

[@MastaChafa]

Yo estuve presente en el concierto :)

[@javierpena3789]

No te veo

[@MastaChafa]

Javier E. Peña C. Estoy en lo oscurito por eso

[@javierpena3789]

XD

[@johnglahn7857]

I never get tired of this!! What is that drum called? I play the fiddle, and I think it would be fun to get one of my friends to play that!

[@elfgirlManveri18]

That's a bodhran. Traditional Irish frame drum.

[@Hwyadylaw]

Bodhrán

[@Surfwavesallday]

McDucky It's pronounced 'bow-rawn', innocent child

[@Hwyadylaw]

/ˈbɔːɹɑːn/, /ˈbaʊɹɑːn/

[@dukadarodear2176]

Sorry to say in English it means 'Deafener'

[@jeroenno19920404]

What's the name of this drum? Where can I find it?

[@Adihash666]

it's a bodhran, trad irish drum

[@jeroenno19920404]

Thanks. Will probably use it for our new Irish folk band: Dirty Niners

[@colinhesketh4710]

Takes a lot of practice. Good Luck

[@anthonyedgar1508]

Hey I play the bodhran and it's really fun once you get good

[@PureKiwiMuzic]

why don't they come and tour New Zealand,??

[@balddonaldcerrone7930]

One of them recently died so that might be the reason

[@jorgel.espinosa8966]

+Trine730 Hello, nobody of us has die recently, we invite you to visit our page on Facebook: facebook.com/shamrockceltics.mx to keep getting news from us.

[@balddonaldcerrone7930]

+Jorge L. Espinosa I apologise wrong person

[@patchthecat]

Omg people are impressed by anything .truly lol😬(the bodhran "performance")

[@annawest4146]

This song is a pain to play on upright bass

[@cormacmccarthy8340]

It would be helpful if she went and took lessons on how to play an acordein 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@patchthecat]

Wish dude would not skip the last notes of the first part of cooleys to try and compensat3 for not being able to play thr rolls

[@nineteenninetyfive]

I get the impression from the rest of his playing that it was a stylistic choice and he could have played them if he wanted to.

[@stephen0793]

Really great, needs singing though

[@Timon-IrishFolk]

stephen0793 where does this need singing? There are songs in irish music but it certainliy doesn't “need“ singing

[@liammcgovern5243]

stephen0793 &6

[@connellcampbell7058]

No singing in Cooley's reel wud be better with a tin whistle best version of Cooley's reel I've ever heard great violin player and girl at the start was brilliant