Una & Aoife McGlinchey from Tyrone play a Paddy O’Brien jig, The Stormy Night. They won 2nd place in the 12-15 Duets at the Fleadh in Ennis.
Tag Archives: Fiddle
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Oct
Oct
Caoimhe & Eimear Flannery – fiddle, tin whistle, vocals – recorded at the 37th Cork Folk Festival in October 2016
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Videos
Orla Leavy from Co. Galway plays “The Drunken Sailor” hornpipe in the 15-18 competition in the 2016 Ennis Fleadh.
Paul O’Shaughnessy plays 3 reels: Down the Broom, The Gatehouse Maid, & The Old Torn Petticoat
Joe Ryan plays Paddy O’Brien’s and The Few Bob (hornpipes) during Maire O’Keefe’s fiddle class at the Willie Clancy summer school in 2002.
Caitlín Nic Gabhann (dance) & Ciarán Ó Maonaigh (fiddle) in Galway, 2013.
Mossie & Aine Martin on fiddle and harp, during the senior duets competition at the Fleadh in Derry in 2013.
More tunes :
- The Galway Rambler (Reel)
- Mary Brennan’s Favourite (Fling)
- Billy Brocker’s Reel – Video Tutorial
- Castle Kelly (Reel)
Irish Music Books
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Book + FREE AUDIO DOWNLOAD. 90 children’s songs from the Whistle for Kids collection
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Books in English
Book with free audio download - 90 well-loved Irish and Scottish songs, chosen for beginners.
Books in English
A Complete Guide to Playing Irish Traditional Music on the Whistle
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22
Nov
Nov
Irish Fiddler. Born in London of parents from Co. Sligo, Kevin Burke started playing fiddle at the age of 8. He developed a virtuosic playing style influenced by that of Sligo. He replaced Tommy Peoples in The Bothy Band, and recorded two albums with Michael O’Domhnaill.
16
Sep
Sep
Bell’s Reeds is a tune from the Irish group Kila, presented here in a 2-part arrangement by Daniel Gourdon, played by the fiddle class at our summer workshops . Mp3 and sheet music downloads.
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04
Feb
Feb
Déanta were an ITM group from Antrim in Northern Ireland, with wooden flute, fiddle, whistle, vocals and accompaniment on guitar, keyboard and harp. Their music is in the Northern style, wioth evident Scottish influences (the song “Culloden’s Harvest, or the highland “King George IV”) The recorded 3 albums, Déanta, Ready for the Storm and Whisper of a Secret, traditional Irish music in contemporary arrangements.
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