Donal Lunny, the man who revolutionized traditional Irish music, has died

In 1978, a group of French kids passionate about Irish music attend the anti-nuclear festival at Carnsore Point, Ireland, where they witness The Bothy Band performing. The band's traditional tunes are transformed with a fresh sound, featuring instruments like the wooden flute, harpsichord, and uilleann pipes, creating a majestic atmosphere. Donal Lunny, who plays the bodhrán and bouzouki, is highlighted as the creative force behind this musical revolution.