Darby O' Gill and the Celtic Suite - Part 3

More clips from the 1959 Disney film "Darby O' Gill and the Little People" set to the third and final movement of "Celtic Suite" by Tomohiro Tatebe.
Created for the William and Mary Wind Symphony 2010 Pops Concert

[@xAnimelovvvvverx]

Epic music.

[@Mittheiamaroc]

Lol! forced to watch this as a kid: they thought reasoning and explaining would take away the scariness ... um, nothing doing! :P thanks for uploading!

[@deaner93055]

I haven't seen this since I was a little kid and my sister use to scare me with the banshee scream!!!!

[@hauntedshore204]

Cool. I was needing some Disney banshee footage! Thanks

[@cellofingers]

The banshee was the scariest thing as a kid I ever saw. I still have trouble seeing it today some 50 years later.

[@kcirish]

@andythefork Yes its at the end of the film, The first part of this video clip is takem from the end of the film. You can see the death coach coming in the night sky. The banshee is in the film and named as the banshee but the is no Grim Reaper as such in the film. There is "The Headless Coach Man" who controls the death coach to the after world and calls out Darby's name and orders him to board. Grim Reaper is more an american and english term for death than an Irish one.

[@cellofingers]

Love the Celtic Suite though.

[@Theclaidheamhmor]

@andythefork Its the death coach and its toward the end of the movie

[@andythefork]

Wasn't there a scene where the banshee or grim reaper shows up with a carriage and he has to get in and fly away?