Kevin Burke Sweeney's Dream

Seventeen tracks of fiddle music selected from a historic series of concerts recorded live between 1985 and 1995. Boston Scottish Fiddle Club, Alasdair Fraser, Natalie MacMaster, Aly Bain, Jerry Holland & Buddy MacMaster.

Live in Edinburgh. Alasdair Fraser, Connaillaigh, Clare Mann & Aiden O'Rourke, Paul Anderson, Alasdair White, Karen Steven, Clare McLaughlin, Eilidh Shaw, Amy Geddes and Chris Stout.

Chieftain's multi-instrumental. Michael Tubridy, of the Chieftains, is steeped in the music West Clare. He draws on the traditions in which he was immersed as a youth. On flutes, concertina, bombarde and bodhrán, he plays what can truly be called his native music.

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Well-known North East fiddler. Well-known young North-East fiddle player. Traditional fiddle with more contemporary backing - brilliant!!

One of the greatest musical traditions in Ireland is that which belongs to the music of Sliabh Luachra, home of some of the best traditional music we are ever likely to hear. The finest exponents of this music must certainly be Jackie Daly and Séamus Crea

A relaxed pace allows Josephine's natural warmth and soul shine through...full of life and humour...an album to savour.

Debut solo album of this now world-famous fiddler. Featuring classic strathspey/reel medleys, hornpipes, jigs, marches and Gaelic airs, including the haunting MacCrimmon's Lament. Piano, accordion, drums and guitar add a 'country dance' feel.

Now entirely reset and published together in one volume, R.M.Levey's two collections together comprising over 200 tunes with simple piano accompaniments, are landmarks in the history of Irish music. Thses jigs, reels, hornpipes and other dances, transcribed just as they were performed, provide an invaluable reference for anyone interested in Irish music and a fascinating window into a bygone age.

Mary MacNamara from Tulla is one of the great concertina players. Her elegant & subtle playing of the music of her local area is in marked contrast to the rushed playing of many modern musicians. Joined on some tracks by fiddlers P.J. & Martin Hayes.

During the late eighty's, The Pipers' Club in Dublin produced, on behalf of the Brooks Academy set dancing school, six tapes of cracking set dance music. The musicians (not just pipers) were naturally of a high calibre and thus inspired this set of two books, The Yellow Book and The Blue Book, which between them contain all 212 tunes from those tapes. Arranged in the same running order as the tapes, this is an excellent way of getting the feel for playing for dancing, as well as acquiring a wide-ranging repertoire of music. Slides and polkas feature heavily. Chords have been added throughout plus classified and alphabetical (with alternative titles) indexes and bibliography. These two books have a really unique character, well worth investigating.

These tunes form the very corner stone of Irish music sessions.They crop up with such regularity that it's vital that you are able to play them.