ICC St Patrick's Seisiún Special - feat. Brogan & Orlaith McAuliffe, Toby Shaer, and Angela Hicks
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2021
- Today, to make your Saint Patrick's Day 2021 really wonderful, the ICC brings viewers of ICC Digital a real treat, ‘The ICC’s Special Saint Patrick’s Day Seisiún’, a beautiful concert which features three of the most exceptional young traditional musicians - the award winning flute player Orlaith McAuliffe, her sister, the gifted concertina player, Brogan McAuliffe and fast rising English Folk , multi-instrumentalist, Toby Shaer - and joining them is the breath-taking soprano singer Angela Hicks.
This extraordinary 1 hour long concert, which was filmed at the ICC, directed by Ireland’s great Film Director Sé Merry Doyle will bring pure magic to your Saint Patrick's Day! So make sure you set an hour aside to watch it. If you’ve been feeling low during this long lockdown, these four sensational, and truly graceful musical artists will certainly lift your spirits and bring you plenty of hope, delight and joy! Please gift this concert to all of your friends, by sharing it.
All the team at The ICC wish you a Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
As Órlaith McAuliffe is a Front-Line Worker in the NHS, the ICC dedicates this concert to all of the Staff of the NHS!
Totally wonderful!
Wonderful!
Excellent all 4. Hope to hear you all again live next year. 👍 Thanks to the Irish Cultural Centre for bringing these 4 brilliant gifted musicians together.
Great concert music and singing top class a pleasure to listen congrats to all involved 👏
Thank you so much for your kind words, Joe! 👏
A great performance
Wow Omg Beautiful Brilliant Performance Guys Well Done
Brilliant love it 😍☘️🥃💚👍
All I can say is "WOW" all around! That afternoon gig sounds like a "Best Of" concert by some band (probably that band on stage, lol). Magnificent playing, singing, musical feel and the clear audio recording sounds terrific. Hope everyone stays healthy as the pandemic winds out slowly, music is also medicine to the soul and body.
Great as always
Fair play to you all, great playing, a treat to brighten the special day, well done to the Hammersmith Centre, best wishes from Liverpool Irish Centre
Thanks so much, Patrick! We hope you had a wonderful St Patrick's Day! 🍀
Awesome music from awesome musicians..
Seamless~
Simply wonderful. Thank you.
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I've only just found this. What a treat! Beautiful performances from all. I only came for the whistle and squeeze but the singing is completely captivating and all Toby Shaer's playing is right on the nail. I loved the rendition of the Hangover Hornpipe. Excellent.
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Mighty
Excellent!! Great playing!
Great concert, great music. Last seen Orlaith playing in Ballinagleara, Leitrim a few years ago but seems like a lifetime. Roll on Return to Camden when I can have an excuse to hop on a Ryanair flight again and head for London.
Thanks, Gerald! Sounds like something to look forward to. 🙌
Wonderful concert. Thanks so much , you brought a smile to my face
They were great, weren't they? 👏
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Beautiful!
Thanks, Michael! 🙌
Hello thank you so much for the clip. Can someone name all the tunes for the uninitiated please?
Gorgeous music and singing .
Nice choice about the tunes with very clear playing and wright speed
Also verry good sound
Greeting from Normandie..
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@@IrishCulturalCentreHammersmith done 😀
@@jacquesbrouyer8687 thanks again, Jaques!
Lovely playing, and well captured sound /visuals, (thanks tech team!).
Great selection of sets. I've now added Black Rosie & O'Sullivans March to my 'tunes to play' tune book;
Do you have a name for the first jig of that set ? Couldn't hear it clearly; sounded like 'Pitleary's' but I cant find it anywhere.
Just found it ! Páití O’Leary’s. I had spent ages looking up likely names, then as soon as I asked, I found it. Life's like that !
Who made the flute ...it sees to have a very good balance...or maybe it is the player?
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