Les Poules Hupées / The Crested Hens

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  • čas přidán 12. 03. 2010
  • Painted Green rehearsing Gilles Chabenat's "Les poules hupées (The crested Hens)". Arrangement inspired by Solas. Eileen Bridges on the fiddle, Thomas Dohn on accordeon. Jan Fischer and Casper Schack play the guitars, Karl Fischer play the bass.
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Komentáře • 10

  • @thestrayawayfiddler
    @thestrayawayfiddler Před rokem +2

    This is my all-time favorite recording of this tune. 💖

    • @lowellirish
      @lowellirish Před rokem

      You haven't heard Winnie do it ? (Solas)

    • @rustykoenig3566
      @rustykoenig3566 Před 6 měsíci

      Ya, I love the violin's ghostly harmonics she does.

  • @tonedumbharry
    @tonedumbharry Před 10 lety +2

    This is great. Love Eileen's fiddling. One of my favourite tunes ever.

  • @lowellirish
    @lowellirish Před rokem

    WONDERFUL RENDITION!!!😃😃

  • @UziRyder1
    @UziRyder1 Před 7 lety +1

    Great arrangement. Very nice.

  • @rebeccabalzanibarrow
    @rebeccabalzanibarrow Před 2 lety

    This is beautiful...thanks for sharing!

  • @tressagefoucompagnie5327

    beautifull! I love this way of music! wonderfull band!

  • @rustykoenig3566
    @rustykoenig3566 Před 6 lety +3

    I LOVE the "errie" variation of this!. I actually use this song to practice intonation and such. It actually replaced amazing grace lol. Amazing Grace = a magic song that everyone can play from a beginner to master and you can do some cool stuff with it, but mostly it is great for intonation because you really need a slower song to hone it in. You can run it high or low and both are correct as many tenors do it in a very high pitch while the lower octaves can do it and it sounds just as good. Even if you are not "religious" I still suggest that song because it is easy and slow and really lets you zoom in pitch and intonation and mechanics. When I heard this tune the 1st time, I basically replaced amazing grace with it :)

  • @amlafrance1918
    @amlafrance1918 Před 11 lety

    Very Pretty!!! Absolutely Wonderful :) Hello from Texas!