Brendan Begley

Younger brother of influential accordion player Seamus Begley, Brendan Begley is really as very much a master of traditional Irish accordion playing. Begley showcased his skills within the albums Seana Choirce, released in 1987, and We Won’t GO BACK HOME ‘Til Morning hours, released in 1997, carrying out traditional Irish dance music solo along with accompaniment by piper Liam O’Flynn, pianist Brid Cranitch, or guitarists Stephen Cooney and Frankie Street. Begley, that has guested on albums from the Chieftains as well as the Boys from the Lough, hosts a normal music system on Irish-language tv. As well as flute participant Paul McGrattan, fiddler Paul O’Shaughnessy, and bouzouki participant Noel O’Grady, Begley is definitely an associate of Beginish, an Irish superband shaped in 1996. In overview of a efficiency by Beginish, the Belfast Telegram had written, “The peerless performing of Brendan Begley actually breathed new lease of life into that well-worn Donegal regular, “The Rose of Arranmore.” Irish music doesn’t obtain superior to this.”