Lough Foyle, Moville co. Donegal
16 July, 2018
music at the diamond
last Thursday we went to Donegal Town to pick up some library books. Afterward, we came back to the Diamond to eat our lunch and there was some music playing. It had a Native American sound to it and was a pleasure to hear while we ate our lunch. What a wonderful surprise that turned out to be.
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Hi Bill.
ReplyDeleteCozy and beautiful music, pan flute on the last photo is very nice of sound.
Groettie from Patricia
What a wonderful day out.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Gosto muito destas musicas dos Andes.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Great way to enjoy your day.
ReplyDeleteThere was a time you heard the Peruvian music at every corner of the street here, but they have gone for some years. I see they have changed the country for Ireland now.
ReplyDeleteGezellig Bill, muziek bij de lunch. Mooi monument ook.
ReplyDeleteGroet Kees.
Must be a nice lunch.
ReplyDelete...those flute players sure get around, I see and hear them here. 😀
ReplyDeleteWonderful day as these great photos prove!
ReplyDeleteI have Native American music on CD's that I love to listen to...so relaxing.
Along with being German and Irish, I am also Cherokee.
I always enjoy your photos Bill~
The expression on the guy’s face at the right seems to indicate he would like the musicians to leave!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill for your visit and comment on our blog. I have added a bookmark to yours so I can visist again, like now. I may not be able to comment daily, but still try to have a look at what fellow bloggers are doing and seeing. I agree with the previous comment that the guy in the last photo did not seem to be having a good day. But you did and so did others.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! A lovely treat!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful. Those flutes produce such pleasant music.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely surprise Bill. Music always adds something to the atmosphere, although I'm not sure the gentleman in the last shot would agree 😀
ReplyDeleteSouth American. They can make a lot of music with these instruments and yes you have to stop and listen.
ReplyDeletePeruvian musicians. I've seen them here as well.
ReplyDeleteWonderful surprise. And it seems the weather cooperated.
ReplyDeleteThe way they play seems to sound soothe! Beautiful capture on the players and glad u enjoyed listening to them
ReplyDeleteI can hear them in my head! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOn the third pic, the guy to the right doesn't look too happy about the music!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures! Folk music is the best!
ReplyDeleteThose are (typically) South/Central American pan pipes in the last shot and the musicians are dressed in South American garb. I love that music and have no doubt you had a very nice concert.
ReplyDeleteI like panflute sounds. Nice poncho!
ReplyDeleteI do like Native flutes or pipes. A cool sound
ReplyDeleteMB
Great photos . . .
ReplyDeleteGreat musical treat!