An Búrcach

Diarmuidín Maidhcí - Bruach na Carraige Báine

Bruach Na Carraige Báine

15 Bean Dubh An Ghleanna

Fleadh 2016

Sweet Inniscarra

Täby Musikklasser under ledning av Anders Asp
Anna Flodmark, piano
Inspelat den 20 mars 2017 i Högalidskyrkan under Svensk Musikvår

Anna Cederberg-Orreteg (f. 1958) Staden vaknar, kanon för röster

Ellen (Nell) Galvin (1887 - 5 September 1961) was a fiddle and concertina player from County Clare, Ireland. She lived in Ballydineen, Knockalough, near Kilmihil. Galvin learned to play when she was young, taught by Garret Barry, a blind piper from Inagh. 
In 1901, she entered the Thomond Feis in Ennis and won the fiddle competition. In 1905 Galvin took part again, this time playing the concertina and the fiddle. She won both competitions. She later won a competition in Kilkee, where she was judged by Seamus Clandillon, who would become director of Radio Éireann. In 1937, Nell Galvin was granted an audition for Radio Éireann in Dublin. 

Galvin used the effect of droning strings, dissonance and intricate ornamentation in her playing style. In the mid-1950s, some recordings were made of her music. These recordings are now part of the RTÉ-collection at the ITMA in Dublin. The importance of Nell Galvins music is mainly found in history and continuity. She forms a link between the pre-Famine musicians and mentors on one side and the modern day musicians on the other side of the timescale. 
Galvin played with most famous Clare traditional musicians, like Mrs. Crotty (concertina), John Kelly (fiddle), Sean Reid, Dr. Bill Loughnane and Willie Clancy (uilleann pipes).

Mrs. Ellen Galvin: The Ace and Deuce of Pipering (piece)

Strathspey: Jig: Reel:: 
Chùir i Glùin air a’ Bhodach
Cnoicín an tSeabhaic (comp. Muireann Ní Shé)
An Buachaillín Fionn

Muireann Ní Shé - Pipes
Aoife Blake - Harp

Chùir i Glùin air a’ Bhodach/ Cnoicín an tSeabhaic /  An Buachaillín Fionn

Micho Russell - Recorded By John Knight At Gussie's, 4th October 1972
(Tape_036)

Micho Russell - Recorded by John Knight at Gussie's (October 1972)

The Fairy Queen from Céilí House 25/04/20

Dánta Agus Duanta

2 jigs recorded seperately on Zoom H4n multi-track function. 
The 2nd tune appears in O'Neill's 1001.
Joe Kennedy made the set of pipes. Paddy makes his own fiddles.
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Chùir i Glùin air a’ Bhodach/ Cnoicín an tSeabhaic / An Buachaillín Fionn

Muireann Ní Shé

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