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Chloé Sanchez and Lune Roussehttp://www.lunerousse.org http://www.chloe-sanchez.com/Photomotion with music : Bodhran played by Anthony Debray-Laizé and Cello played by Christine Debray-Laizé

All-Ireland Senior Bodhran and ceili band drumming Champion 2011 Kieran Leonard from Fermanagh playing with Button Accordion player Michael Curran from Fivemiletown. Michael took 2nd place in the senior box in Cavan this year. PolkasDiarmaid O'Kane Bodhran

A clip from a recent concert filmed in December 2010 in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.Featuring:Julie Fitzgerald: FiddleAndy Hillhouse: GuitarJacob McCauley: Bodhrán

A clip from a recent concert filmed in December 2010 in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Starts with an Intro Bodhrán solo. Featuring:Julie Fitzgerald: FiddleAndy Hillhouse: GuitarJacob McCauley: Bodhrán

Des Cafferkey on low whistle, Séamie O'Dowd on guitar, Junior Davey on bodhrán and Kevin Doherty on double bass play a Des composition live at The Dock, Carrick on Shannon, Co. Leitrim, Ireland. For more clips see LiveTrad.com

Another scintillating song from the Shropshire Duo " Emma and the Professor" recorded live at Sul Acwstic Sunday in Y Fricsan, Cwm y Glo.

callan bridges lounger pgh pa sun 20 2010 sheila liming vocals vox pipes tin whistle accordian cara haydan fiddle vox vocals kip ruefle bodhran scott grady guitar

Máirtín O'Connor Box, Cathal Hayden Fiddle, Brendan Larrisey Fiddle, Dessie Adams Flute, Brendan O'Regan Bouzouki, Johnny (Ringo) McDonagh Bodhrán. Three popular reels; Devaney's Goat, The Green Fields of Rossbeigh, & The Dairymaid. Recorded in Winkles Pub, Kinvara, County Galway.

4th December 2009 Trades Club, Hebden Bridge - MILUN - Milun bring you the fresh, new sounds of Indo-Irish music featuring Surmeet Singh (sitar), Chris 'O Malley (accordion & guitar), Sam Proctor (fiddle & bodhran) and Upneet Singh (tabla). Together the four musicians celebrate the common themes and unique aspects of the classical and folk traditions of India and Ireland. Through a deep musical conversation they have captured the haunting sounds of the Indian Alaap to the pounding energy of Irish reels on the sitar, Bodrán, tabla, fiddle and accordion. By combining the notes found in the standard minor scale in Irish music with well-known ragas in Indian music, they exchange traditional motifs in a 'question and answer' to create a new music expression that is reflective 21st Century Britain. DON'T MISS MILUN LIVE! - UK TOUR DATES... MILUN @ SEVEN ARTS Date: Friday 11th June 2010 Time: 7.30pm Location: Seven Arts, 31a Harrogate Road, Leeds, LS7 3PD Tickets: £8 / £4 / £25 Group of 4 / £20 Family (2 adults + up to 3 under-16's) Reservations: (0113) 244 5523 MILUN @ MID-DAY MANTRA Date: Saturday, 12 June 2010 Time: 1pm Location: Symphony Hall, Level 3 Foyer, Broad Street, Birmingham B1 2EA Tickets: FREE MILUN @ BRADFORD MELA Date: Sunday 13th June 2010 Time: Guava Stage - 2.15pm Kiwi Stage - 6pm Location: Bradford Mela, Peel Park, Bradford MILUN @ NORTHERN ROCK Date: Saturday 10th July 2010 Time: 8pm Location: Northern Rock, Foundation Hall, The Sage, Gateshead, NE8 2JR Tickets: £12 / £8 Reservations: (0191) 443 4661

http://www.balconytv.ie BALCONYTV DUBLIN 26/05/2010 PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT Modern Rhythms and Traditional Melodies are synthesized by this newly formed five piece band all of whom are students of Traditional Music and Dance at the University of Limerick. Rhythm specialist Colm Phelan has established himself in the world of Percussion as a leading Bodhrán player who successfully merged his unique style with the traditional to win back to back All-Ireland titles at All-Ireland Fleadh and also become the first World Bodhrán Champion. Multi-instrumentalist Conal OKane who features largely on Guitar brings an American influence which fuses well with the virtuoso style of Dubliner Tadhg Ó Meachair who features on Piano. One of the more prolific composers in the group, Tadhg has also earned All-Ireland recognition for his Piano Accordion playing in 2008. Melody maker in every sense is Áíne McGeeney, the Louth fiddle player whose vibrant energetic style of playing adds lift, so essential to the Irish tradition. Áines vocal abilities add yet another dimension her style of singing, marries old traditional songs with contemporary sounds while retaining the rich emotive tradition of the lyrics. Amongst young traditional Banjo Players the name James Harvey is one of the most revered with four in a row All-Ireland titles and a further three on mandolin, he came to Limerick more recently and immediately joined Goitse to complete an enthusiastic and talented line out. Goitse who have recently performed as support to acts such as Beoga, Buille, Martin Hayes and Denis Cahill, and the trio of Cathal Hayden, Seamie O'Dowd and Johnny McDonagh are planning on doing a number of live performances in 2010. Booking enquires can be made by emailing goitsemusic@gmail.com www.myspace.com/goitsemusic Tune in again tomorrow!!!