James Galway: Last News

Lizzo has shared a video of her performing alongside her longtime idol and flute legend James Galway, and explained how he shaped her as a musician.The pop icon shared the footage to Instagram yesterday (May 3), and told fans how the flautist inspired her as a child. The footage follows her duet with Galway at the Met Gala earlier this week (May 1).“Where do I begin…? When I was 11 years old and learning the flute I needed a challenge from my 5th grade level studies.

Lizzo has shared a first look at her appearance on the season finale of The Simpsons – watch the video below.The singer took to Instagram to share a photo and a short clip of her in cartoon form. The caption under the clip read: “Every Icon has been on @thesimpsons – now I can add my name to the list! Thank you to the whole team for making this a dream come true”The 34th season finale will is titled Homer’s Adventure Through the Windshield Glass and is set to air on Sunday, May 21.

Lizzo was the surprise performer inside the 2023 Met Gala!

Lizzo shared her reaction to receiving a special Merry Christmas wish from the legendary flutist Sir James Galway on Sunday.In the video she posted to social media, the songstress, 34, cried tears of joy after getting the message from her idol.She shared the video of the 83-year-old Irish virtuoso playing We Wish You A Merry Christmas on the flute before he said: 'Merry Christmas, Lizzo, from your number one fan.' Her reaction: Lizzo, 34, shared her reacting to receiving a special Merry Christmas wish from the legendary flutist Sir James Galway, 83, on Sunday Aww: She first showed a video of flute icon James playing the fluteOver the video she shared to her Instagram story, the talented flutist herself wrote: 'Y'all — Sir James Galway wished ME a merry Christmas'. With three emojis of shocked expression, the Grammy Award-winning singer added, 'Price went ALL THE WAY UP'. Afterwards, she shared a video of her wiping back tears and saying, 'Is that f***ing James?' In disbelief: In the video she posted to social media, the songstress cried tears of joy after getting the message from her idolShe then sighs dramatically, expressing feeling overwhelmed with disbelief: 'Is that f***ing James Galway?' Earlier on Christmas Day, the Yitty shapewear brand founder shared a carousel post of herself in a pink bunny onesie.She wrote to her fans: 'Merry Christmas y'all.

pic.twitter.com/xKEyF2eUHg— Sir James Galway (@sirjamesgalway) October 12, 2021Michael Higgins, President of Ireland, also paid tribute to Moloney, lauding his role in popularising traditional Irish music around the world.“The Irish music community, and indeed the much larger community throughout the world who found such inspiration in his work, will have learned with great sadness today of the passing of Paddy Moloney,” Higgins wrote.“Paddy, with his extraordinary skills as an instrumentalist, notably the uilleann pipes and bodhrán, was at the forefront of the renaissance of interest in Irish music, bringing a greater appreciation of Irish music and culture internationally.“On behalf of Sabina and myself, and on behalf of the people of