Conor Connolly - Drowsy Maggie & The Sailor on the Rock | Gradam Ceoil TG4 2019
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- čas přidán 18. 02. 2019
- TG4 Young Musician of the Year 2019 Conor Connolly performs Drowsy Maggie (Reel 0:20) & The Sailor on the Rock (Reel 2:30) at Gradam Ceoil TG4 2019 in the Waterfront Hall in Belfast.
Seo hé Ceoltóir Óg na Bliana 2019 Conor Connolly ag seinm dhá ríl ag Gradam Ceoil TG4 i Halla an Waterfront i mBéal Feirste.
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This chap is a musical wizard, and I also heard him singing a lovely rendition of The Mountains Of Pomeroy. I applaud the great work of TG4 for helping the natives to recognise that Irish music is a match for anything in the rest of the civilised world. Ta an Gaeilge ana lag agam , agus ta an spelling nios measa.
This great attacking style yet he doesnt thrash the tune What a genius
There’s nothing “genius” about mediocrity, Gabriel.
@@bigjohnnymcbride7237 Is he mediocre Big Johnny? How so?
This young genius has breathed new life into old tunes and made them exciting to listen to He is as much to the accordion as the great Michael Coleman was to the fiddle Now thats saying something
He is no way near being a genius.
He has a really generic trashy box playing style and he is severely overrated.
You want to hear a young genius listen to Ademar O'Connor he is a way better box player than Conor.
Oliver Diviney, Chris Maguire, Nuala Hehir to name a few are far more underrated and better than Conor also.
I love to,see these enthusiastic young people really into,the music fills my heart with joy to see them
The first reel Drowsy Maggie was popularised by Donegal fiddler Johnny Doherty The second reel Sailor on The Rock was recorded in the 20s and 30s by the great Sligo fiddler Michael Coleman and by the Leitrim flute player John McKenna both in New York
Extraordinary playing - really some of the best I have ever heard
Brilliant style, great playing.
This is the best thing I’ve ever heard
Wonderful to hear. Go raibh maith agat!
Simply amazing
Love this guy!! Mighty! Go on Conor!!!
Fabulous musician rousing music
How joyous! My father-in-law was a player. I’m so glad that we recorded him before his death. It’s suck a meaningful moment for the family and future generations!
Fabulous player & tunes great talent
Class playing, lifting dance music!!!
Connor is loads of fun to listen to and watch.
This is simply divine ,I could listen to him all night superb.
Yes, one great box player !
Another young Irish two-row virtuoso with inspiring technique and interpretation. I'm begging to think Thatcher was wrong: there is such a thing as society. Irish Trad now a living tradition, as good as or better than ever.
How does thatcher have anything to do with this
I love them Hohner Corsos
Brilliant musician.
Love the music from Conor. The way he plays is unique
An entertaining innotive player whose talents knows no bounds Great old style with exciting new thrills Pure genius absolute
Beautiful music
Fabulous box playing, amazing fingering, and such energy in the reel playing. Top man.
Tá sè se an-maith!
Fabulous can't get enough
Well, fishing deep North Atlantic....we all woke up...Top notch. Only envy stops me admiring you..
Beautiful playing. Inspirational. Such an arrangement of different sounds. A treat for my ears.
Thanks
Jarlath Byrne (avid TG4 fan)
Im in tears of joyous emotion
BRILLIANT
Class bit of accordion there boy
Stunning Sheer brilliance
Is math liom sin go Halainn Amazing ever thank you Conor exquisite
Is ceoltóir den scoth é !
Wow tá sé seo iantach
Beautiful playing.🌏
Ahhhh isn't he a smashing player
Lovely stuff !! He makes that Hohner Double Ray Deluxe sing :)
Almost sounds jazz in some bits awesome
"Jazz sounds like it in some bits"
Life even better 🥰🪗👌🙏
❤ the tunes
Thanks for sharing!
Good man Connor
Is maith liom e!
Bravo!
Thanks Conor great music. Mary Fitzmaurice McBride @Comhaltas Melbourne
Brilliant 🎶
Buenísimo
Not an expert but I detect Tony McMahon and Joe Cooley influence here..how can he be so good and he so young ?
It's interesting that you noticed that. Here is an interview with Conor where he mentions that both those box players would have influenced him. czcams.com/video/gApg3ZEH_uE/video.html
Magic
Tá sé ar fheabhas nach bhfuil ! Glad that you are enjoying the music !!
Wooh!!
Go raibh maith agat for commenting Mikey!
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Good man connor from Brian Cavanagh Loughrea Co Galway
Good man Connor from Brian Cavanagh from Loughrea Co Galway
I have a new religion and it’s this.
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What a great musician and an incredible set, awesome dynamics! Anyone know the names of those tunes?
Pretty sure that first one is called "The Morning Dew" here it's played by Tony MacMahon - one of Conor's influences etc (hope you can watch it as I don't think it is watchable outside of the States when it is on the topic profile under a certain artist etc): czcams.com/video/p7DkmSsEFo8/video.html
The first one is "the master's drowsy Maggie". Play in F.
MrBollox79 that’s it, thanks!
"the morning dew" is the name of the suite and one of the tune he play, but the name of this first tune is "master's drowsy maggie"
the morning dew thesession.org/tunes/69
the master's drowsy maggie thesession.org/tunes/27 sheet music n°'' 4, 6,
second tune at 2:30 is Sailor on the Rock
Hes making sparks fly but hes as cool a cucumber
is trua gur bhain sé cuid den dlaoi de féin ó shin
Your man looks like Kieran Tierney, Scotland international and former Celtic, now Arsenal player!
tarraingt súl AGUS tarraingt cluas!!
Go íontach ar fad !
Wow! Also, that looks like an Erica, but maybe with better reeds and action?
It's a Corso. Dunno what reeds though
I realize now the Erica has a black wooden keyboard. And yeah these reeds are much better!
Got to question that set design. Seems more suited to a black metal band (the furrowed brows, withered trees, the corpse paint) than a traditional performance... why so negative, if not downright utter darkness? Must have been a subtle downer for the crowd.
Fantastic performance, though!