{"id":72266,"date":"2024-02-03T17:01:49","date_gmt":"2024-02-03T14:01:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/armenia23.ru\/?p=72266"},"modified":"2024-02-03T17:01:49","modified_gmt":"2024-02-03T14:01:49","slug":"a-fiddle-is-played-by-an-irishman-to-entertain-passengers-while-they-are-in-flight-and-passengers-dance-a-jig-in-the-aisle-watch","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/armenia23.ru\/?p=72266","title":{"rendered":"A fiddle is played by an Irishman to entertain passengers while they are in flight, and passengers dance a jig in the aisle (WATCH)."},"content":{"rendered":"

An impromptu folk concert took place on a flight from Belfast to Lanzarote when an unknown passenger began doing the river dance in the aisle and a fellow passenger pulled out his violin.<\/p>\n

While on a romantic getaway to The Canaries with his wife, Danny Walters captured the moment on film.<\/p>\n

During the flight, musician Sean Magee allegedly begged his friend to \u2018pass him the fiddle\u2019 while he and his wife were on holiday. Danny asserts this as fact.<\/p>\n

After that, Sean broke into a rousing performance of the 1990s folk hit \u2018Las Vegas in the Hills of Donegal,\u2019 originally performed by the band Goats Don’t Shave.<\/p>\n

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Among the most prominent figures in Irish folk music right now are the trio, which also includes Nathan Carter and Matthew Crampsey.<\/p>\n

As the jet flies to the Canary Islands, footage captured during the flight shows fellow passengers clapping, <\/p>\n

singing, and laughing; one individual even gets up to dance a traditional Irish dance in the aisle.<\/p>\n

Danny clarified that Sean was exempt from leaving his fiddle in the hold because he had paid for an additional seat for it.<\/p>\n

\u2018The boys were sitting behind us when we got on the plane,\u2019 Danny remarked. \u2018Someone said, ‘Guys, give us me fiddle over!’\u2019around the one-hour mark.<\/p>\n

Magee shouts, \u2018Ave we got anyone from Donegal?\u2019 in the video. along with a number of the passengers who likewise applaud.<\/p>\n

I whipped out my camera the second I saw the fiddle emerge; I was seated right in front. \u2018Then it all went downhill in the Hills of Donegal; it was a huge hit!\u2019 he said.<\/p>\n

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Danny was able to go see the flying fiddler because Magee had some island concerts scheduled.<\/p>\n

\u2018A couple of the lads from the plane got gigs while we were in Lanzarote, so we went down there for the craic\u2014and they were very good!\u2019<\/p>\n

he exclaimed, employing an exclusively Irish expression for being in the thick of the nighttime action.<\/p>\n