THE GAEL from The Last of the Mohicans - Breizh Pan Celtic

Breizh Pan Celtic propose une version Bretagne-Irlande de The Gael, la célèbre musique du film The Last of the Mohicans, composée par Dougie MacLean.

Le festival Pan Celtic a lieu habituellement chaque année en Irlande la semaine qui suit Pâques, et réunit des représentants de toutes les nations celtiques pour des concours et spectacles de musique, chant, danse et langues celtiques. Le festival est annulé en 2022 pour la troisième année consécutive en raison des mesures sanitaires.
Nous souhaitons témoigner par cette vidéo de notre soutien et de notre attachement aux échanges culturels entre les pays celtes, dont la harpe est le prestigieux héritage. Harpes anciennes et modernes se côtoient ici avec bonheur.
Nous remercions tout particulièrement nos amis irlandais Siobhan Buckley et son école de harpe Music Generation Laois pour cette collaboration.

Groupes :
Herrou-Mayor, Guiya, Herriwenn, Music Generation Laois

Musiciens :
Violaine Mayor, Joël Herrou, Jean Herrou, Mikaël Herrou,
Lenn Derreumaux, Maëla Derreumaux, Silvan Derreumaux, Annaëlle Brossard, Jawen Laroche,
Siobhan Buckley et ses élèves,
Elodie Autissier, Riwal Harjay, Yann-Yvon Dodeur.

Mixage : Jean Herrou

Réalisation : Mikaël Herrou

Production : Hent Telenn Breizh – Breizh Pan Celtic

Sites et contacts :
-Sur la harpe celtique ancienne :
-Les harpes celtiques anciennes de cette vidéo ont été fabriquées par l'atelier Harpes Herrou :
-L'ensemble Guiya :

[IHateThisHandleSystem]

It's hard to believe that MacLean composed "The Gael" in 1990. The song feels like its 500 years old. A true masterpiece.

[carlsmagula]

I am Italian-Slavic and it tears at my soul, I say the Gael tears at the soul of any human with a soul, period, bless Mr. Maclean.

[cherylrichards]

It is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever featured in a Hollywood film.

[gladegoodrich]

Who ever picked this song for the movie is a genius. Fit perfectly!

[deborahlanemcguire]

Oh, how I wished I'd found this video a few weeks ago. My dear husband passed from this world last week, at home with his loved ones around him. He was the ultimate Irishman; he loved this world with such intensity that he didn't want to go. We played Irish melodies to sooth him as he faded away. I know he would've loved this. I wish I could've shared it with him before he left us.

[matthewbrown]

I am Native American and Scottish, tears at both heart strings. I also play fiddle.

[billybraquemard]

'Without music, life would be a mistake.'

[isaacfreemanmensah]

Anytime an old man in a group plays a special instrument, just know no one amongst the group can play it better. It's a blessing to be counted amongst the living. Keep spreading love and tolerance in the world.

[joedonnelly-ncff]

I’m Irish American and what a wonderful sound to listen to on Father’s Day! It almost made me cry!

[catherinekunej]

Magnifique cette interprétation nous fait vibrer dans l'autre monde celui de nos ancêtres celtes pour l'amour de la forêt et des élémentaires. Kenavo emberr

[moirabaker]

Dougie MacLean....Scotland's brilliant songwriter and musician..

[robertvazquez]

I'm a Puerto Rican man born in Puerto Rico but raised in the Bronx in New York City. Yes, the hood. This music is by no means the genre of music I was raised listening to, but how I wish I did. It is beautiful and magical and I have taken to listening to this one particular song almost daily. Thank you for sharing it.

[juttavonsivers]

The music makes the movie better if even possible, the most underrated film ever 🎉

[NorthernStare]

Great to see Uilleann pipes and Harps on this majestic tune. A Breton-Irish tour de force ☘

[keithlomas]

Celts seem - on the whole - naturally inclined towards music and not uncommonly of this genre of folk tradition. Keep your traditions - is my humble personal advice. Once the heritage is lost then the folk become so too in a way...in a way... Like 'hapless' English who have largely lost their heritage and now are even losing much of their Christian heritage as well. Their land is generous but to the expense of their identity. I don't know...but maybe an ounce or two of cultural heritage is a good thing? Thank you Bretony!

[LindaHopkinson]

Iam Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 with strong Irish descent 🇮🇪, love this well done 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[SunMusic]

I don’t know if you will see my comment, but I want you to know that this song has changed my status. I talk about my health because it gives me strength. Thank the Lord for bringing the miracle of physical and spiritual healing through this song. ❤

[c.markdavis]

My heart never asked for this…… my tears said thank you….

[marilynumstead]

I am of Norwegian heritage. Whatever your heritage music is the heartbeat of life. Thank you for sharing your music with my humble self and others here. Blessed be

[MelanieLee-yumz]

Thank you so much. This is my heritage
My ancient past but somewhere in my spirit, I remember. I remember.