The Irish Fiddle Forum (Regional Guides)
This site promotes not only Irish Fiddle playing & the Fiddle Music of Ireland, but also those who enjoy playing this wonderful music, through Videos & MP3s of their playing. On the site you can: POST MP3s of your own Irish Fiddle Music; POST VIDEOS of you playing your own Irish Music; POST PHOTOS of your musical Irish Fiddle Music experiences and instruments. You can also help to build up this site, as a useful home for all players & learners of Irish Fiddle Music, by posting links to useful Irish Fiddle Music Websites including Irish Fiddle Music Videos on YouTube which have inspired you. Feel free to initiate discussions too, on any aspect of the Irish Fiddle Music on our Forum & please use the Blogs to keep us posted on your own Irish Fiddle Music activities. Please keep us informed too, of all the exciting Irish Fiddle Music related Events coming up in your own area. While doing all this, in time, you will be able to enjoy a selection of great Irish Fiddle Music tracks, posted by our members here, on our 'Pop-out Player'. Cheers Dick

March 14th 2010

Early Irish Music (Regional Guides)
This site promotes not only the Early Music of Ireland, but also those who enjoy playing this wonderful music, through Videos & MP3s of their playing. On the site you can: POST MP3s of your own Early Irish Music POST VIDEOS of you playing your own Early Irish Music POST PHOTOS of your musical Early Irish Music experiences and instruments. You can also help to build up this site, as a useful home for all players & learners of Early Irish Music, by posting links to useful Early Irish Music Websites including Early Irish Music Videos on YouTube which have inspired you. Feel free to initiate discussions too, on any aspect of the Early Irish Music on our Forum & please use the Blogs to keep us posted on your own Early Irish Music activities. Please keep us informed too, of all the exciting Early Irish Music related Events coming up in your own area. While doing all this, you can also enjoy a selection of great Early Irish Music tracks, posted by our members here, on our 'Pop-out Player'. Cheers Dick

March 6th 2010

Heron Island tune book (Tune Collections)
Around 50 tunes - mainly trad, mainly English/Irish/Scottish/Welsh - used by ceilidh band based in Reading, England. Tunes are generally given as 3 scores (melody/harmony + guitar/tab + bass/tab) & MIDI. Developed by markplucker of this parish.

March 4th 2010

Aldbrickham Clog tune book (Tune Collections)
Around 60 tunes - mainly trad, mainly English/Irish/Scottish/Welsh - used by clog dancing side based in Reading, England. Tunes are generally given as 3 scores (melody/harmony + guitar/tab + bass/tab) & MIDI. Developed by markplucker of this parish.

March 4th 2010

Archive Folx Dot Org (Tune Collections)
"...an online archive of trad & folk music" ~ "With the Ethno Movement as starting point, this database was created for everyone who loves folk music." ~ "Recordings, videos, sheet music, infos... browse through the collection or post something, too!"

March 1st 2010

Parsec (Music Groups)
Great new band from Limerick Uni

February 20th 2010

The Session (Photos) (Articles)
The Session on Flickr is a place for photos taken at Irish Traditional Music Sessions. It doesn't matter whether they are taking place in a pub, somebody's house, on a boat or elsewhere. We also welcome good shots of sessions from other traditions (breton, scottish, english, acadian, Cape Breton, etc.). The photos should preferably not be of gigs or staged events and if possible they should not have been taken with a flash (unless the flash is not noticable) to retain the atmosphere. Please add some information such as who is in the shot and where & when it was taken.

February 17th 2010

Abctool (ABC Software)
Here's a nifty little python script for doing all sorts of things with abc files: transposing, pdf/midi output, even translation to Danish/German. Works great on non-windows (i.e. Linux)

February 16th 2010

McDonagh-Byrne (Regional Guides)
One of Irelands most famous Irish dancing schools.

February 15th 2010

PipeKeys - Uilleann pipes as a standard keyboard for the iPhone/iPod Touch (Musical Instruments)
PipeKeys is an expressive, authentic sounding concert pitch 3/4 set of Uilleann pipes chanter, drones, and two regulators in the form of a standard two octave piano keyboard. PipeKeysB is the same, but three half-steps lower in the key of B and has a mellower sound.

February 13th 2010

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