Boyne Water, trad. Irish 

Wonderful! We've loved Chanter's Tune for many years and I just found this piece today. Blessings from a Colorado Pagan of Celtic descent (Wales).

I dreamed of Boanne once, who with two other women asked me to marry her son Oengus and join the family firm. (I had never read the myth of Aengus and Caer, the goddess of dreams until that night - and I'd just studied dreamwork. ) Magical connections and mythologies - as magical as your rendition of this song!

Very fine. Your fan from Santa Cruz Shape Note.

Came here from Sera Was Never...

Qué maravilla! 😍😍✨🤍🍥

Beautiful, I wasn`t expecting the hammer dulcimer and as soon as she struck the first note I almost burst into tears because my grandfather used to play for me when I was a child( I`m 77 now). So lovely to hear it again, brings back so many memories.

Such beauty, respect from the Irish Pagans of Doire agus London. Blessings

Sure; it’s a mighty fine tune, a beautifully executed video and you two lovely lady’s look especially gorgeous, enlightened, gifted and magical. Thank you. I LOVE the setting, the stunning evergreen oak fountain above you and I fully sense the wonderful aromas, temperature and texture of your marvellous Northern California air. It is truly beautiful how the finish of your playing blends in with and becomes bird song. Pure joy.

Thank you ladies, that was a GREAT way of waking up sipping on a cuppa coffee. Both beautiful and talented ❤

Harp and dulcimer !! Awesome.

WONDERFUL, THANK YOU !!!

Remember a fellow playing the dulcimer way back in the early 1960s . I think it was a t a Fleadh in Birr.

Magical. Truly.

Love it, Shelley 👌🎶👏💯

Lovely song, impecable performance ❤

Love this!

so absolutely lovely... on all levels!

when i heard this after the second couplet i was thinking; where is the flute?? and the drums.. but i have the flute right here in my tent xD edit: i forgot the ♥ emoji, thanks for sharing this so i have something beautiful to play my low whistle on

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Wonder if we might be related? - James W. Phillips - 3rd generation Welsh/Irish immigrants.

why so sombre