The princess royal -HARPE CELTIQUE- Asalaïs BECVORT

[@maltnz]

Your harp has wonderful tone and resonance. Thanks for the amazing music.

[@erkress]

Beautiful rendition of this great tune!

[@Carlos-qz7ul]

Top level mastery ! 🎩🎩 off ! 😊

[@floryane23]

Bonjour ! Superbe musique , j adore ! Vous êtes une belle artiste !

[@christinemcdermott4772]

This is truly beautiful and particularly special as Turlough O Carolan was a friend of my family, McDermott Roe. This piece was dedicated to Mary McDermott, one of my ancestors.

[@Wotsitorlabart]

Not according to music scholar and folk song collector Frank Kidson. Kidson wrote in Grove's Dictionary of Music: 'Irish writers have also stated that the air is by Carolan, and named The Princess Royal, in honour of the daughter of Macdermott Roe, a descendant of one of the Irish kings. Nothing but tradition favours this view, which Bunting, apparently, first puts into print in 1840, except that in O'Farrell's Pocket Companion for the Irish or Union Pipes, vol. iv. c. 1810, there is a version of the melody named Air by Carolan'. Kidson also pointed out that the tune 'The Princess Royal' appears alongside 'Prince William' and 'Princess Caroline' in 1730 - 1735 English dance collections - all three being children of George II (Anne being created Princess Royal in 1727). This being some 80 years before the first mention of 'Air by Carolan' and 100 years before Bunting linking the tune with Mary MacDermott.

[@elrea-lynnpeach6640]

I stumbled onto this wonderfully played video by accident, Oh wow you are truly amazing. I love your music.

[@Katesharpandvoice]

Very regal. I can tell you're classically trained. Not a surprise.

[@leamasiello7908]

So captivating!

[@SeanCasey-l3g]

Beautiful interpretation of this tune

[@ramirsoissomesmo6634]

Où trouve-t-on la partition de cette version ? J'adore !

[@akzidentz0]

so beautiful! I;m only a beginner and I am learning Princess Royal and this is such a motivation to hear such a beautiful version masterfully played! Thanks for sharing!

[@johngough2958]

Inspired version!

[@rondelby2482]

ah this one must be finger candy on fingers. Bet feels great to winger while playing it. I must learn it

[@MaryGreenleaf]

Wow! I have never heared that arrangement of this old song. Is it your own or Bunting's or someone elses? It really sounds like the 17th or 18th century. Beautiful!

[@johnpowell2938]

wonderful, a joy

[@fernanmas1779]

nice arrangement! The Arethusa

[@linehegnauer]

Où peut on trouver cette partition s’il vous plaît ? Car je joue de la harpe et j’aimerai tant jouer ce morceau !

[@angelarametta6736]

Where did you get the sheet?