The Gloaming | Opening Set - Live at Royal Albert Hall

Ceiliúradh - Live at Royal Albert Hall

[@gerardclarke1664]

The greatest live trad performance of all time.....imo

[@thomasdownes3471]

Brilliant music great fiddle player Martin from the banner

[@Ricardojoglar]

Please, add 57 likes, that's how many times I have watched these great musicians

[@avagreenall4671]

so very beautiful, soulful and poignant. I wish I'd have been there, to experience the energy that this performance created. Spectacular audience interaction. I'd have been in musical heaven!

[@dougpierson1178]

Martin Hayes is a stud. One of the finest fiddlers on the planet.

[@danielfenton2532]

Mostly about Martin Hayes ^ why not he's a genius

[@thomasdownes3471]

Great music from the west

[@BarneyLeith]

Wonderful!

[@amyh5872]

Love it.

[@colinkelly5650]

Legend has it.., it's Martin Hayes you’ll find at the end of the Rainbow...

[@janemaher6765]

Brilliant

[@meepmeep2791]

Is it just me or does the guy at 9:36 look like he is on his phone... I would have given anything to be there instead of he for it is really is the most glorious music, so glad folk is making a come back!

[@zlanaj]

No, I believe he is in trance. :P

[@colmmcnaughton2152]

He's checking if his horse won...

[@cg1706]

Two thousand people clapping along out of sync........sigh.

[@padraichorgan]

Ah relax will you ?

[@dermur68]

My pet hate. You splash out 50 quid on a ticket to hear these legends and you get some self-entitled oul crow trying to sing along with every tune like they're in a pub on a Saturday night. No clapping/no singing. Christy Moore had it right!

[@thomasdownes3471]

Up the banner

[@lemoncholly]

These guys have great rhythm, the crowd? Not so much

[@jim1205]

Can anyone Id the tunes?

Wow, that audience really didn't get it

[@barrysmyth1954]

Of course they got it. They gave a standing ovation at the end. Why not just focus on the magnificent music rather than disparaging comments about the audience?

@@barrysmyth1954 I've seen the Gloaming numerous times, there is no doubt about their music. The issue as was pointed out by a number of people is that the audience, a) decided to clap along, b) couldn't clap in time

[@dermur68]

Most of the people at these large scale cultural events are the last people who be listening to this music regularly. The prawn sandwich brigade as Roy Keane would call them...

[@rathealy]

that audience wouldn't know good music if it got in the shower with them

[@barrysmyth1954]

The audience were clearly appreciating the music. Very strange that your comment centres around the audience instead of the magnificent music

[@elzorro7of9]

really?