SI DO MHAIMEO

This traditional Irish song speaks of a young man on the verge of marrying an older woman for her wealth. Will he marry her, the song asks, and will he drink away her fortune as soon as he gains it? Kellerman weaves this tongue-in-cheek tale with jaunty and playful flights of flute and orchestra.

Composition: Traditional
Produced by Chong Lim and Wouter Kellerman
Arranged by Chong Lim and Wouter Kellerman
Published by Kellerman Music (SAMRO)

Flute and Bass Flute: Wouter Kellerman
Nylon String Guitar: Ciro Hurtado
Acoustic Guitar: Brett Garsed, 
Violin: Rocio Marron
Bass: Tom Peters
Percussion: Tim Hook, James Mack, Kevin Lucas
Marimba: Kevin Lucas
Piano  and Synthesizers: Chong Lim
Programming: Chong Lim
Strings: The Australian Urban Orchestra:
Violins: Sally Cooper, Francesca Hiew, Jenny Khafagi, Aaron Barnden, Rebecca Adler, Tim Veldman
Violas: Will Clark, Airlie Koo
Celli: Michael Dahlenburg, Sharon Draper
String Contractor: Airlie Koo
Strings Arranged and conducted by Chong Lim

Recorded at River Studios, Melbourne, Australia by Carl Schubert and Chong Lim
Strings recorded at Allan Eaton Studios, Melbourne, Australia by Carl Schubert 

Bass recorded at Del Oro Music, Los Angeles by Robert Eibach
Percussion and Marimba recorded at Recorded at Misunderstudio in Murphysboro, Illinois by Mike Lescelius 
Nylon String guitar recorded at Ciro Studios in LA by Ciro Hurtado
Violin recorded at Mcknight Studios in LA by Rocio Marron
Flute recorded at Kellerman Music by Wouter Kellerman




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As one of South Africa’s foremost musicians and pioneer flute players, Wouter Kellerman has achieved a number of notable career milestones for his flute songs, flute music and flute covers of popular songs. He is known for composing beautiful and relaxing music, as well as meditation music. Included in his list of many awards and nominations is a prestigious Grammy® Award, multiple South African Music Awards (SAMA) and the Global Peace Song Award for a solo flute piece for Nelson Mandela called “The Long Road”.