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Subject: Re:OT: Celtic Woman - Grbbeat music from Ireland!

Date: Mon 11/06/12 22:40:33 GMT

Name: Malvineous

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The only connection I can think of between water and Irish folk music is that this guy once took his pipes out on a rowboat, but he didn't fall in that I know of ;-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI68b2QPKIo

It's curious because he plays Irish music (and damn well I must say), yet he's Italian.

(For those not familiar, the Complicator's Woodwind instrument (pictured in the video) doesn't arrive until 3:31; until that point it's primarily the low whistle. This video might help demonstrate how you can play your own accompanying chords on that fabulous contraption: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq3m_R3Lnu4 )

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Re:OT: Celtic Woman - Grbbeat music from Ireland!

By soggybottom - Mon 11/06/12 11:56:57 GMT

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I love Celtic Women. They are fantastic. But, how did they end up on this wetlook site? Is it wishful thinking? That would be fun, CW on a wet stage.

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OT: Celtic Woman - Great music from Ireland!

By lover of female wetlook - nc-schraehe@netcologne.de Mon 11/06/12 10:06:11 GMT

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Hello friends,

last night I listened to the concert of Celtic Woman at the Lanxess Arena in Cologne. It was absolutely outstanding! Lisa Lambe, Chloe Agnew, Susan McFadden (singers) and Máiréad Nesbitt (fiddler) did a really great performance, accompanied by some great musicians. It is really worth to see and hear them! For all those, who have not heard of them yet, a little impression of what I talk about:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9rfjbIHDgM&feature=related

It is a recording from the USA, in which CW perform their own version of Rod Stewart's famous "Sailing". The woman in front is still Lisa Kelly, who has been replaced by Susan now, because Lisa became mother again. They also sing tradtional irish songs (i.e. Dúlamán or Danny Boy), own composings and also music from movies and musicals (i.e. The moon's a harsh mistress). By the way, my favourite girl is Lisa Lambe with the lovely red hair.

Enjoy and kindest regards

Hendrik

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