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Tom Schultz left a comment for Heather M. Mellott"It's not for sale. It's just what was coming off the microphones. A lady in the other band that played with us plugged her digital recorder into the mixing board and made copies for us. I'll burn you a copy if you like."
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- Fulton, Missouri
- About Me:
- I'm an academic librarian at a small Midwestern University. I've been playing and singing trad music for over 30 years. I hold degrees in History, Library Science and Germanic Languages. I've been to Ireland a few times for music workshops and such. I wish I could go more often.
- Website (If any):
- http://myspace.com/tom_schultz
- Favorite Music:
- Irish trad and 60's folk revival. I also really love Classical guitar and Baroque brass music.
- Currently Reading? (Books Magazines etc)
- The Swerve, by Stephen Greenblatt
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Harvest Home concert tracks
Posted on January 16, 2009 at 17:00 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hey friends:
I asked my fellow band members if I could post the whole concert on the site and they said OK. I am fortunate and happy to know and play with these folks. This concert was pretty much a one-time thing, but we worked hard and had fun. Anyway, I'd be happy for your comments and critiques. So, eistigi 's bainigi sult as! PS -- I know I started Bean Phaidin too high and too fast -- I was nervous ;}
I asked my fellow band members if I could post the whole concert on the site and they said OK. I am fortunate and happy to know and play with these folks. This concert was pretty much a one-time thing, but we worked hard and had fun. Anyway, I'd be happy for your comments and critiques. So, eistigi 's bainigi sult as! PS -- I know I started Bean Phaidin too high and too fast -- I was nervous ;}
Johnny Ringo on TG4
Posted on January 13, 2009 at 4:39 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hey fellow bodhranii:
Check out the current episode of Siar an Bothar at TG4.tv Click on "ceol" and scroll down the program list. This particular program opens with some comments by Nicolas O'Carolan about how the bodhran became popular in the 70's , and some great film of the man who invented the new rhythms, Johnny "Ringo" McDonagh. He demonstrates the motor rhythm for a minute or so and goes into a couple of nice reels with Frankie Gavin on whistle. It's 'as gaeilge', of course, but… Continue
Check out the current episode of Siar an Bothar at TG4.tv Click on "ceol" and scroll down the program list. This particular program opens with some comments by Nicolas O'Carolan about how the bodhran became popular in the 70's , and some great film of the man who invented the new rhythms, Johnny "Ringo" McDonagh. He demonstrates the motor rhythm for a minute or so and goes into a couple of nice reels with Frankie Gavin on whistle. It's 'as gaeilge', of course, but… Continue
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