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Craobh Seán Treacy would like to thank all
of the people from all over the world
who sent messages of condolences for Donncha Ó Muíneacháin R.I.P.
Comhaltas Video on Two-Hand Dances
Donncha's instructional video on 2-hand
dances, entitled "Beirt Eile,"
was launched by Senator Labhrás Ó Murchú, (Director General
CCÉ),
at a Ceili during the Fleá Nua in Ennis, Co. Clare, on 29 May, 2004.
Dances featured on the video which are demonstrated by Donncha and Brenda
Hogan are:
2-hand reel, 2 hand jig, Stack of Barley (3 versions), Siamsa Beirte
(a 2-hand hornpipe),
Shoe the Donkey/Verse of Vienna, the Schottische, The Peeler and the Goat,
Highland/Fling (2 versions) and the odd one out - a three hand Highland.
The video was co-sponsored by Comhaltas Headquarters and Craobh Seán
Treacy CCÉ.
Copies are available (at a cost of €20 /US $25, plus postage and
packaging) from the
Comhaltas Headquarters, Dublin (Tel. 01-2800295
- Price may be subject to change)
Junior Session
Craobh Seán Treacy hosts a session every
third Sunday of the month. This afternoon session
is an opportunity for our younger musicians (who can no longer participate
in pub sessions),
their friends and members of other Comhaltas branches to get together and
play
music in a friendly, alcohol-free environment. Some of our more
experienced
musicians also participate in the session.
Music Classes
St. Fiachra's National School, Beaumont, Dublin 9.
Info re. Classes from Mary Tel: 8327430
Fiddle Button
Accordion Tin Whistle Flute
Banjo / Mandolin Concertina Harp
Keyboard Accompaniment
Bodhrán Singing
Idir
an Dá Linn - C.D.
by
Donncha Ó Muíneacháin
On the 16th of August
2000, the launch of the Branch CD
"Idir an Dá Linn" took place in O'Shea's Merchant, Dublin.
Purpose of the
recording
As a Millennium Project the Branch Committee decided to
produce a CD as a permanent
record of the talent - music, song and dance within
the Branch membership,
spanning the 30 year period from it's foundation.
The recording, apart from solo and family items, features tracks performed by
groups of all ages - 12 years and younger, under 15, under 18 and over 18.
The youngest performer is 7 years old and the oldest is over 70 !
Approximately 55 people participated in the recording.
We have no doubt that judging from this recording, our younger performers will play
an important role in the preservation of our native Irish culture in the
future.
The
recording , "Idir an Dá Linn" was produced by Colm Keane.
The recording is almost 72 minutes in duration and there are 21 tracks.
The sleeve cover was designed by then 15 year-old Branch
member Emer Hanley who plays fiddle and concertina
on some of the tracks - Donncha Ó Muíneacháin 2001A limited number of copies are still available at our Tuesday session.
For detailed Track listings please click on CD info link below
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