Posts Tagged ‘song’
Shannon Heaton & Daíthí Sproule in Concert
Shannon Heaton performs on flute, accordion, and song and will be joined by Daíthí Sproule for a night of songs, tunes, and good company.
More >Murder Ballads from Ireland and Elsewhere
$10. Held in the McKiernan Library. Courtney Buck discusses and sings songs about murder from across the pond with ballads and stories that made it from Ireland, Scotland, and England to the mountains of Appalachia and beyond. This event is part of the Irish Arts Week.
More >Film – The Camino Voyage
The Camino Voyage is an award-winning film. A crew including a writer, two musicians, an artist and a stonemason embark on an inspiring and dangerous 2,500 kilometre modern-day Celtic odyssey from Ireland to Spain. RTE review. This event is part of the Irish Arts Week.
More >Workshop: Scottish Gaelic Puirt-a-Beul
Gaelic singer and scholar Richard Hill will present and teach Scottish Gaelic “mouth-music” or puirt-a-beul.
More >CJAC Saturday Night Session
Free! Come one, come all! Join us after the Beltane Boys concert with your instruments for a fun session in the remodeled lobby space. Don’t play an instrument? Come and enjoy music, company, and craic! This event is part of the Irish Arts Weekend.
More >The Beltane Boys in Concert
The Beltane Boys are a unique Celtic band from the Pacific Northwest, combining virtuosic solo performances with three-part vocal harmonies and refined ensemble playing.
More >Aoife Scott in Concert
At the top of the Irish charts, Aoife Scott shares songs from her new CD “Home Bird”, while enchanting with hits like “All Along the Wild Atlantic Way.”
More >Karan Casey in Concert
Karan Casey is one of the most innovative, provocative and imitated voices in Irish traditional and folk music. Her career has spanned twenty-five years from the early days as a jazz performer in George’s Bistro in Dublin to her heady days in New York with the band Solas to her now well established solo career.
More >Éigse CIM, A Gaela Event
The semi-formal evening event includes a traditional Irish dinner, a Celtic art-themed silent auction, raffle, and a stellar traditional Irish music concert by Center for Irish Music instructors, who boast recording, award-winning, and world-touring artists among their number.
More >Norah Rendell and The Lost Forty
Inspired by Celtic traditions from Newfoundland to Minnesota, Norah Rendell and the Lost Forty unearth heirloom songs with Irish-American and Canadian roots and perform them with passion and nuance.
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