Mandala Folk -- Morrison’s Jig + Saltatio Vita (Omnia) [Irish/Celtic]
Posted Oct 18, 2017, 12:05 PM UTC
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These dudes look like the the type of dudes to flip a table in a DnD game.
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As they win. And take all the girl home.
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And then one of them goes missing on the bike ride home. The others go looking for him. The whole neighborhood teams up. The town sheriff finds some suspect things about a local agency. Some other things happen. Find the missing one in a weird second dimension. Instant cult classic.
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Or a real-life Westfall happens.
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As someone who used to play in Celtic groups, they're ALL that type.
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I'm using this next D&D night! love it!
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This is the first time I ever broken out into "air flute"!
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I bet that looked kind of bizarre and somewhat suggestive.
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I must admit I couldn't stop laughing. BUT I REGRET NOTHING!!!
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This makes me want to play some gwent.
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Ah THATS what this made me think of!
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I loved the music in the Witcher. This is great also.
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Well that was fun!
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Just waiting for Ian Anderson's voice to kick in.
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Nice, especially the octave mandolin!
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Does anyone know the name of the wooden instrument the flutist is playing??
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Came here wondering the same thing. It kind of sounds like the Turkish Kaval, but obviously isn't.
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I'm wondering if it's a wooden low whistle. I've never seen one, but they might exist :p
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Holy fuck, this is just astounding. I've subscribed to their channel. Here, have my money.
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You’ve inspired me to look up the Turkish instrument haha
From what I can tell it’s not an Irish flute - you can YouTube it and it’s definitely lower pitched/has a big range of notes. The search continues.
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These guys are great I met them after a show once and they explained how "Morrison's jig" was written after Jim Morrison came to them in a dream dancing oddly. Seems fascinating.
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I occasionally try to post similar folk music on r/listentothis, but it's typically downvoted instantly without anyone bothering to listen.
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That's a shame... But I admit I'm pleasantly surprised with the amount of positive reactions this post got.
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If these showed up in my back yard I would call the cops.
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He's playing two whistles at the same time!
He's just using one as a drone, not actually "playing" it.
How are we the only ones this impressed like wtf. Two flutes same time
I also noticed and came here to see if anyone else noticed and now you can notice that I noticed you noticing.