Morning Nightcap [New Version]

Taken from our new album 'The Twelve Pins' that will be released Nov 28th, 'The Commodore' is composed by the Brooklyn accordion player Billy McComiskey.

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The Commodore

A few tracks from our recently released album "FourWinds"

Con Carthy's, Comb Your Hair And Curl It, The Templehouse

In the epic cattle raid of Cooley, An Táin, Queen Medb marched her army of Connaught men across Dundalk Bay at Áth Lethan in pursuit of Donn Cuailgne, the Brown Bull of Cooley. This march was composed as part of a commission by Create Louth.

The reel was composed as part of a suite of music that was commissioned by Na Magha CLG and performed in the Guildhall in Derry in May 2015. We dedicate this tune to Feargal McNicholl and Dave Duggan, both great hurling men and visionaries.

We were initially stuck for a name for this set, however whilst recording it for Fleadh TV, Dónal was reminded of a favourite old catchphrase of the Irish TV host Gay Byrne. So Roisín rolled it! 

Ulaid - Roll It There Roisin

Flute : Tomoyo Sugai
Guitar : Hirofumi Nakamura

My favorite Jigs.

Jig : Cape Breton-Bluebells are blooming

The Turning Tide

The Crows of Killimer / Box Reel #2 / Boys of Malin / The Opera House

Preview tracks from Réalta's debut album

Patsy Touhey s - The Exile s Jig

The opening track from 'Wooden Flute and Fiddle' (MBR3CD)

Late to Slumber, early to Rise (C. Stewart)
The Highlandman kissed his mother (trad.)
Eoghainn Iain Alasdair (Dr. John Holliday)

Calum Stewart (wooden flute), Lauren MacColl (fiddle), Andy May (harmonium)

Eoghainn Iain Alasdair- Calum Stewart and Lauren MacColl

Boy in the Boat

Lúnasa

Feabhra

Three reels of Liz's composition, from "Double Play," the Grammy nominated album with John Doyle.

Rushin' Dressing / The Quitter / Remove the Rug

Tomoyo Sugai Born on 29 May, 1989. Tomoyo first started playing music on an electronic organ at the age of 5 before progressing to tenor saxophone at 13, modern flute at 16, and Irish flute at 22. She became interested in Irish music while studying English as an exchange student in Ireland in 2008, after which her love of traditional Irish culture and music blossomed to the point where she decided to enter the University of Limerick to study for a Masters Degree in Traditional Irish Music Performance in 2012. She graduated in 2014 and is now living in Tokyo. She performs regularly in the Tokyo and Iwaki-City, Fukushima area and In her free time enjoys running. Mentors and influences include: Kozo Toyota, Niall Keegan, Majella Bartley,Kevin Crawford, Catherine McEvoy, Harry Bradley, Tom Doorley, Conal O’Grada, Cylvain Barou, Jean Michel Veillon, Brian Finnegan, Tommy Fitzharris,Steph Geremia, Tylor Duncan, Karen Tweed, Colm Delany, Donal Lunny, Alan Kelly, Ryan Molloy. All to whom, thank you for the inspiration.

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Jig : Cape Breton-Bluebells are blooming

Tomoyo Sugai

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