Musician Biographies Just another WordPress site
Not to end up being confused using the U.K. band of the same name (though that might be easy, because they’re both located in Celtic music), the brand new York City-based Whirligig fuses Celtic noises with other conventional folk and globe musics (klezmer, middle ages, etc.), aswell as details of …
Read More »Mouth Music
A few of the most unusual noises in modern Celtic music were created by Edinburgh-based music group, Mouth area Music. Merging the mouth area music (puirt-a-beul) custom of Gaelic Scotland with African rhythms, the group fused both musical cultures right into a really unique sound. Regarding to Entertainment Regular, “Mouth …
Read More »Malicorne
Malicorne founder Gabriel Yacoub, taking his inspiration in the French/Celtic explorations of Alan Stivell and Dan Ar Braz along with the Uk folk/rock of Steeleye Period, led his crew in producing wealthy, haunting arrangements from the folk music of France, Brittany, and francophone Canada. The band’s afterwards recordings feature first …
Read More »Capercaillie
The musical traditions of Scotland are fused using the powerful drive and digital instrumentation of contemporary music by Capercaillie (pronounced: Kap-ir-kay-lee). While their preliminary repertoire centered on traditional music gathered from Christine Primrose, Flora MacNeill, and Na h’Oganaich, the group offers increasingly incorporated contemporary influences. In overview of their 1999 …
Read More »Talitha MacKenzie
New York-born and Edinburgh-based vocalist Talitha MacKenzie has produced her very best impact since implementing the musical customs from the Scot Gaels. Mouth area Music, her short-lived cooperation with pc programmer Martin Swan, yielded a chart-topping record in 1988. Her single record, Solas, reached the very best three over the …
Read More »Kíla
Celtic pop group Kila shaped in Dublin in 1987, originally made up of vocalist/bodhrán player Rónán Ó Snodaigh, his multi-instrumentalist brother Rossa, and uilleann piper Eoin Dillon. The schoolmates quickly welcomed another Ó Snodaigh sibling, flutist Colm, and started busking through the entire Dublin area; some other members exceeded through …
Read More »