Name: Órlaith and Brogan McAuliffe - Live at The Green Note, Camden - September 2014 by Órlaith McAuliffe
Duration: 4 min 50 s
Description: Reels: John Dwyer's/Tom McElvogue's/The Rookery/The Contradiction

Beautiful Play Orlaith and Brogan  gorgeous ever reel  thank you

Three reels, played on a gorgeous E-flat flute made by Geert Lejeune in Belgium. The second and third come from Brian Rooney.

The Torn Jacket / Rooney's Tie the Bonnet / Rooney's Galway Rambler

Téada – Dinny O’Brien’s / The Sweetheart Reel / Paddy Kenny’s

Check out this sample track from our new album! 

Johnny's so Long at the Fair / Sweet Marie / Coen's Memories / My Maryann

another track from my 2012 solo album
Donal Lunny: bouzouki & bodhran
Padraig Rynne: concertina
Paul McSherry: guitar
Sylvain Barou: flute

HUMOURS OF CARRIGAHOLT/THE WINDY CITY/THE COCUS REEL

Hey!
This is something i recorded very quickly using nothing else only my fiddle and a microphone on garageband. There are no effects, just some reverb and EQ on the fiddle. The reel is a donegal tune called Seamus Gibsons (I think) and ive played around with some bluegrass licks and chops. Hope you like it! I recommend using headphones or play it through speakers,
Id be greatful of a share :)


Seamus Gibsons Reel (Bluegrass/Trad) (Headphones Recommended)

Reels: John Dwyer's/Tom McElvogue's/The Rookery/The Contradiction

Órlaith and Brogan McAuliffe - Live at The Green Note, Camden - September 2014

Lucy Campbell’s, Back In The Garden

Opening track from our new album 'Fuel'. Released 25th March 2016 on Transition Records. Available via 4squaremusic.co.uk 

Ignition

The first reel in this set was written by the prolific composer and accordionist, Paddy O’Brien (1922-91), from Newtown in Co. Tipperary. I learned it from banjo player, Theresa O’Grady, in one of the many sessions that we have played at the South Sligo Summer School in Tubbercurry, one of my homes-away- from-home. A favourite of Sligo fiddlers, Michael Coleman (1891-1945), and James ‘Lad’ O’Beirne (1911-80), ‘The Flowery Fields of Scotland’ is a reel that I associate with the great Brian Rooney from Kiltyclogher in Co. Leitrim. He recorded it as ‘Brian Rooney’s’ on The Goldfather in 1998, and it appears on the album Within a Mile of Kilty (2005) under the title listed here. ‘The Sailor on the Rock’ is a popular reel that appears as tune #559 in O’Neill’s 1001 or The Dance Music of Ireland (1907) under the curiously enigmatic title of ‘Johnny with the Queer Thing’. Now for you!

Jack Talty - In Flow - 02 - The Bubbling Wine set

McGoldrick McCusker Doyle -   Keane O'Hara

E.P. Recorded at BBC Scotland Pacific Quay, accompaniment by Michael Bryan (Guitar) and Eamonn Nugent (Bodhran)

Órlaith and Brogan McAuliffe - Live at The Green Note, Camden - September 2014

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