The Begley Family - The Final Set, Hornpipe & Reels - Moscow 2010

Brianin, Cormac and Brendan Begley finishing off the Moscow gig with a long fascinating set of tunes. The hornpipe is called Her Lovely Hair Was Flowing Down Her Back and was composed by Martin 'Junior' Crehan of West Clare. It is followed by two reels from Donegal, that Brendan calls Con McGinley's, and then by a wild 2-part version of the Morning Dew.
Filmed by Mary Trofimova on 28th November 2010 at B2 club, Moscow.
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[@callumhouston9300]

This is the most powerful, musically poetic performance I have ever heard.

[@BreggyFolk]

The look on Brendan's face when he slows down the whole club - priceless! :))

[@kevinforde2555]

Metinks it’s Brendan

[@irishfield1]

Gorgeous play ever by Begley Family this exquisite ever thank you all amazing

[@padrina1]

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, beautiful music, well played....The talent is outstanding xxxxxx

[@jiltedjohn9294]

Brilliant playing and the audience loved it

[@bigtube077]

Brilliant!! Gonna watch Cormac and Brendan now TG4 9.30pm

[@gellum]

God that's lovely !

[@brendantheprettygood]

Ok. You think you know. But you don’t know. Only the Begley’s know. Stop clapping.

[@BlackFolkAndPiano]

lovely version of the morning dew.. the one you can hear in the CD from Tony MacMahon

[@HEADSUPBERKELEY]

Great coel agus craic lovely family go halainn

[@timothycussen6059]

Xx

[@STIA3]

It's really strange to see other people with the same last name all over the world

[@ozveldo]

Thats the greatest hornpipe but it has the worst name ever. What kind of a name is Her Long Dark Hair Was Flowing Down Her Back

[@rickardbrinck2886]

Would sit mighty fine as the name of a post-rock band though.

[@christaylor2070]

I heard it called Her Long Dark Hair was flowing down her back and the Color of Her Hair was Gold - even weirder!!!😆

[@musashidanmcgrath]

It's the angliscised name. The actual name of the song is as Gaeilge(in the Irish language) This is a phrase in Irish that was traditionally used as a passing compliment on an woman you would be attracted to, so in Irish you might say: 'Tá gruaig fhada dhubh uirthi.' - or literally, 'there's long,black hair on her.'

[@deniskeane36]

@@musashidanmcgrath Dee by

[@PatKeogh-u4i]

It must be something that comes from the sea haunting sounds beautiful music in there bones thousands of years clapping destroyed the music 😢😢