Sorcha Costello, Catheine McHugh, Elaine Reilly & Daithí Gormley | Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy

Sorcha Costello (fidil), Catheine McHugh (pianó), Elaine Reilly (bainseó) & Daithí Gormley (bosca ceoil).
Sa tsraith úrnua ceoil thraidisiúnta seo, cuirfear ceol, amhránaíocht agus damhsa ó Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy i mí Iúil 2022 os comhair an phobail, agus beidh scoth na dtaispeántas siamsúil agus comhráite fíorspéisiúla ar siúl ón láthair seo a bhfuil gean mór uirthi.
This brand-new traditional music series showcases music, song and dance from Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy in July 2022 and will feature entertaining high-end performances and fascinating conversation against this very alluring backdrop.
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[@kevinmurtagh3434]

Beautifully paced.

[@tomgreene1843]

Indeed .

[@colindouglas7769]

Went for the final weekend of this festival in 1982 just for the craic, and what struck me most about Milltown Malbay was not just the sheer quality of the music but the number of pubs there. As a place, it was smaller than the village of Scone near Perth where I come from, but it had ten times the number of pubs, and every pub had a session in it. During my visit in 1982, I had great dreams of playing with some great Irish musicians, but the first guy I bumped into was a good mate of mine from Aberdeen, Kenny Hadden. However, I also did get the sheer pleasure of playing with the likes of Joe Burke and none other than The Chieftains themselves, who were my heroes at the time. What I enjoyed most of all about Milltown Malbay was they locked the doors at a certain time, not to keep musicians out, but to keep them in after hours. 😀

[@TradTG4]

Thanks for sharing! It's a great place no doubt.

[@johntait491]

Is that the Kenny who posts on The Session..? He is very knowledgeable on tunes.

[@MrBollox79]

Lovely stuff... My mom's an O'Dwyer and her O'Dwyers - Philip O'Dwyer of Moyglass married to O'Gormans in Kilmurry Ibricken including Miltown Malbay... Moyglassmore and Doonogan etc... mighty stuff!!!

[@jean-claudesalin6247]

Pure musique ! Juste magique !!! Que du bonheur !!!!!

[@AlephThree]

Really good - wonderful balance musically.

[@leomarren8420]

Fantastic music from fantastic musicians!!

[@giorgiolamborghini813]

How wonderful it is!

[@johnhickey26]

Two cracking tunes would love the names

[@archiebrown3719]

Wonderful music talented artists

[@halfdoorclub7520]

This is so nice 😊😊😊😊✅🇮🇪💚

[@JustFiddler]

matur suksma

[@margaretkerr7920]

❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 wonderful!

[@manuelreen]

very hot summer over there

[@reddwing4368]

Her smile her smile
Beguils all its seen and done
Just another fair lass
But not to me
No not just another one

[@eugeniocollinassi.1548]

Great stuff!
The first reel is the Garavogue Reel, could anyone let me know the name of the second one?

[@user-no9xo4uv7l]

The second one is, I think called Within A Mile Of Clonbur .. or Byrne's might be another name for it.

[@eugeniocollinassi.1548]

@@user-no9xo4uv7l thank you, that's the correct tune!

[@seangriffin444]

Does anyone know the names of the tunes?

[@MrMasterUploader]

First tune is the Garavogue reel not sure of the second

[@patrickwinch7324]

The final tune they play is called Burnes - also called within a mile of clonbur

[@johnmc3862]

Clickedy- click.

[@JustFiddler]

G# minor 😢😢😢

[@AlephThree]

Folk music has come along way from rosin soaked out of tune violins