Máire Breatnach

A passionate method of the original music of Ireland has produced violin and viola participant and composer Maire Breatnach probably one of the most encouraging newcomers to Celtic music. Based on Expenses Whelan, the author of “Riverdance”, the creation where she first fascinated attention, Breatnach offers “an capability to compose unique music while sketching deeply through the well of her precious custom.” Breatnach offers continuing to inspire listeners like a soloist. “Fiddlestix” known as her debut recording, “Angel’s Candles”, released in 1995, “A function of genius that begs to become noticed by every discerning lover of Celtic music”. Breatnach offers further built on her behalf status with two following albums -“Branohm/Voyage Of Bran”, predicated on a historical Irish misconception, and “Celtic Enthusiasts”-both released in 1997. Students of traditional and traditional music as a young child, Breatnach has integrated both customs into her design. Furthermore to playing fiddle and viola on Sinead O’Connor’s documenting of “You Produced Me The Thief OF THE Heart”, featured for the soundtrack from the film,’In The Name Of THE DADDY”, Breatnach offers documented with Mary Dark, Phil Chevron, Donovan, Mike Scott and Nigel Kennedy. In 1998, she documented an recording as an associate of Donal Lunny’s all-star music group, Coolfin.