FUAIM Concert - Danny O'Mahony
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- čas přidán 4. 01. 2021
- Always one of the highlights of the concert series ... FUAIM is delighted to present our Traditional Artist in Residence 2019/20, the wonderful Danny O'Mahony from Ballyduff in North County Kerry.
24 Jan 2020 - , Aula Maxima, UCC - Krátké a kreslené filmy
My favorite box player - he's a true stalwart of the ' soul ' Irish music ; echoes of the great Joe Cooley's playing . DANNY IS A Wonderful Player WITH HIS OWN STYLE !!!
There I was feeling cheesed off with things, then started watching this and Danny's lovely music cheered me up at once. Gem of a player!
All the best Irish music (for me) has the sound of the feet tapping…for me it IS PART of the music! If I don’t hear it, I usually have trouble tapping into that deeper well/source that my favourite performers are drawing from.
That waltz at @45:15, so phenomenally beautiful!
Knock out playing from start to finish - a true master
Lovely playing Danny, and very nice to hear some of the history too. Some great double foot tapping too. Lovely to see Tony McMahons accordion in good hands.
A brilliant accordion player He plays so humbly Real genius
Behave,,,play threw the keys...
That's wonderful, That's "cream"for my soul! This music is Irlands heart!@ thanks from Hubert from germany!!
You make me happy and sad at the same time with that playing of yours
13:20 starts real inspiration. 4 times through with variations that fit perfectly.
Haven't heard you in a while, cear as the flowing stream ,in the beautiful fresh air,Thanks Danny,bless your talent,💥💥💥🙏
Sweet music played by a master.
Fabulous I’m a big fan lovely tempo & style
Your a true ambassador for our true Irish music
Enchanting beautiful
One of my top five players. Would love to play just one tune with him. Outstanding player
Gorgeous music Danny
5
Just Beautiful Danny. I hope your well. One day I'll get to see you in person. Greetings from Sydney.
Great stuff such great style from Rockfield Park Galway hope we will meet.
An inspiring performance, thank you so much for sharing this!
Tim cussen clareen banjo. U need
Ask Tom
Danny mahony 😊😊😊box p
great muician well done could listen all day
Best I've seen and lovely man xx
Beautiful bDanny
Danny always loved you playing xx
Great music love the tunes
Great stuff Danny come from Kerry my self love the box all my family my uncle Partrick O Connell played around ballyduff for years my dad also great player Mossy love it 🥃☘️💚👍
Anthony my mom (she is an Ni Dhuibhir and Maguire on her dad's side and O'Danagher O'Kennedy from Lorrha Dorrha North Tipp mother's side) gets a distant DNA cousin O'Connell and his family from Clare... Probably associated with O'Dwyers at Castle Connell I think I remember seeing some old records referring to that... I generally save them to my ancestry profile. We are well related to the O'Gormans of Ennis and there abouts in Clare... still trying to figure out where the O'Connells fit in there! We have Kerry ancestry as well O'Donoghues of Killarney married Cronins from West Cork one of mom's newer Irish DNA cousins is the Killarney O'Donoghue! Love this concert listened many times! Wish I lived over there and could hear it in person!!! I heard Nell Ni Chroinin singing the banks of Sullane... loved it!!!
Beautiful
So interesting to see how the button layout affects everything. Fantastic.
SURPERB******
Great!
Magical
Love danny
Brilliant
Powerful.... I love Tony's stuff as well Up Clare!!!! I thought of him watching you play even before you mentioned him 💪🇮🇪.
❤lovely danny
Maestro
Mighty
Never get tired of this. Thanks Danny. What’s the reel before the Duke of Leinster?
Lov3 dann5 some player🎉❤
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what are the names of the first two tunes he plays? I didn't catch them.
What is that air he's playing starting at 28:00? I could not make out what he said.
A Stór mo Chroí
Is that Tony mac mahons accordion
I believe so yes... he mentions it around 22:50 in! He passed on my birthday... RIP Tony and Up Clare. Our O'Dwyers (mom's father the O'Dwyer his mother a Maguire and mom's mother's mother's etc from O'Kennedy and MacEgan territory north Tipperary!) married/had land right next to O'Gormans related to O'Mahonys apparently/O'Foleys in Clare probably Carrigaholt... Doonogan and Moyglass and surrounding areas... Over in Killaloe as well... Lost track of the amount of times I've listened to this clip 😃!
go h-iontach !
Brosna
Go hálainn ceann des na ceoltóirí is fearr liomsa
That is tonys accordion, . His tone, universal
Hw does like to fondle his instrument...laughable arrogance . He's grand but this Skipper goes to ocean without his nauseating pretensions beat the begazes out of/it him. Not rocket science. Never the less he'd be grand to have a tune or two wit. He's certainly not an imposter. Which ye and even name of the tune in another key you tune as long as the willows. Weeping willows would wilt lower ae the ignorance. How many tunes Scott Skinner wrote of a different beat?
G fk