Irish Punk (Net Radio)
Celtic Punk radio station and more.

January 24th 2012

4Ever Erin (Music Groups)
4Ever Erin has moved to Punta Gorda, Florida! 4Ever Erin is a play on words of the Gaelic expression "Erin Go Braugh" which translates as "Ireland Forever"! (often heard in Irish bars and around St. Patrick's Day).. 4Ever Erin is a main course of folk thru folk rock music, Celtic and traditional Irish songs with large helpings of bluegrass, rock & oldies, country and a spice of variety available if you like.. can be served either acoustic and/or electric.. tasty covers and originals.. ********************************************* OUR FEES ARE FLEXIBLE.. depends on number of members needed, length of gig, distance.. We work with the host's budget. ************************* Based in Charlotte County, Florida, members of 4Ever Erin have played performances all over North America, from venues as diverse as clubs and festivals to Nationals Park, including performing for the Vice President.. With years of musical experience, 4Ever Erin is perfect for clubs, coffee houses, parties, festivals, weddings and receptions, senior entertainment, nuring homes and a host of events and occasions.. including children's shows and parties..!! ************************ Thanks!!xxxxx Go raibh mile maith agat (Gaelic) (Thank you very much "Go - Rev - Meela - Mah - Agut") (literally, may you have a thousand good things) To reach Dorothy 4evererin@hushmail.com 443-907-9412 Davy coosa@centurylink.net 443-406-5884

January 23rd 2012

Paddy O'Brien Tune Collection (Tune Collections)
The Paddy O’Brien Tune Collection is a historic compilation of 1,000 Irish tunes from the repertoire of Paddy O’Brien of County Offaly, an All-Ireland accordion champion and one of the world’s outstanding performers of Irish traditional music. In more than five decades as a musician, Paddy O’Brien has gained a reputation as a walking encyclopedia of Irish music; it’s estimated that he carries in his head the melodies of more than 3,000 Irish tunes. Created especially for serious students of Irish music, this unique collection can help today’s players learn Irish music the way it was traditionally handed down—by ear.

January 17th 2012

Paris Slow Sessions Tunebook (Music Groups)
Most of the tunes played in the Paris Slow Session on saturday in the Quiet Man Pub with music sheet, ABC files, Guitar accompaniment and MP3 files.

January 9th 2012

irishevents.ch (Regional Guides)
Everything you would like to know about Irish Trad made in or performed in Switzerland including teachers, sessions, bands and so on.

December 29th 2011

Kimberley Fraser's Online Cape Breton Piano Workshop (Tutorials)
Cape Breton musician Kimberley Fraser will be offering a twelve week online Cape Breton piano workshop for accompanying fiddle tunes beginning in February. Students will receive six lessons, an eBook, MP3s of piano exercises, assignments, and detailed personal feedback. Kimberley will teach you how to determine the main chords of a tune, common Cape Breton substitutions, and the Cape Breton style of bass runs. The goal is to give you the skills you need to learn on your own by the time you're done with the course. This winter workshop will be limited at twenty students. Click on Kimberley's blog to learn more details.

December 28th 2011

Online Academy Of Irish Music (Tutorials)
Online Concertina course - Concertina Foundations with Ernestine Healy Free sample lesson available from the website on the 'free lessons' page. Concertina foundations is a course aimed at the player who already knows how to play the concertina but who wants to learn or improve on the basic foundations of concertina playing. These foundations include the use of alternate fingering patterns, basic grace-notes, an introduction to chords and double noting and variation. Most of the tunes taught in the course are picked from the repertoire of common session tunes enabling the learning concertina player to go to local music sessions and join in with confidence knowing that he/she will have tune in common with other musicians

December 7th 2011

The Feekers (Music Groups)
The Feekers are a traditional and folk music duo from Ballyfermot, Dublin. Darren Lynch (Octave Mandolin) and John Keenan (Banjo/Whistles) have played together for a number of years around numerous pub sessions, gigs and festivals, and plan to record in the near future. Darren plays a mixture of folk songs from Ireland, Scotland , England and America, while John plays Irish tunes that were inspired from the playing of his uncles Paddy and Johnny Keenan. Together, The Feekers form a unique and fresh folk sound that is rooted in tradition.

November 26th 2011

Bzh Session (Regional Guides)
The website "Bzh Session" list all Irish sessions in Brittany, and concerts, dances, Irish music clubs, master class, music groups, instrument makers, ...

November 24th 2011

Cape Breton's Magazine (Regional Guides)
Here are all of the 74 issues of Cape Breton's Magazine, editor Ronald Caplan, including a complete index to the editions (author / volume / subject) compiled by Brian Tennyson and Sandra Atwell. Preface - http://capebretonsmagazine.com/modules/mastop_publish/?tac=Preface - "In the autumn of 1972 Ron Caplan, an American who had discovered the charms of Cape Breton, established Cape Breton's Magazine, partly because he thought the island's unique character, history and folklore should be preserved but also partly - as he cheerfully admits - because he had to find a way to make a living that would enable him to remain here. - - - "

November 18th 2011

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