Bowhouse Quintet

Created by Paul O’Driscoll in 1997, The Bowhouse Quintet features O’Driscoll about double bass, and a fine combination of musicians from Ireland and america. Fiddle participant Liam Lewis, elevated near Spiddal, Region Galway, lent a hands with the structure of several tunes for The Bowhouse Quintet, and offers used Davy Spillane and Sean Tyrell. Fiddle participant Tola Custy is usually from Toonagh, Region Clare. His early contact with music (his dad, Frank, was probably one of the most well-known music artists in Clare) helped him develop his exclusive design. The lone American, Jesse Smith, has viola and in addition most likely decided to go with music due to his family cable connections — his mom is Donna Longer of Cherish the Laties. Cellist Clare O’Donoghue is certainly originally from Dundalk and lives in Galway. She was an associate from the Irish Youngsters Orchestra ahead of her professional cello profession. The Bowhouse Quintet includes this different group and implies that a string quintet led with a double-bass participant can effectively enjoy Celtic-style music. Their debut record, Reside in Ennis demonstrates this, and showcases their harmonious renditions of brand-new materials and traditional tracks.