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Raven, John Williams The latest from well-known Concertina and Accordion player John Williams. |
Steam, John Williams Another from well-known multi-instrumentalist John Williams. |
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Forty Years of Irish Piping, Seamus Ennis A classic. Ennis was a great influence on Noel Hill and his style and repertoire. Don't miss this new CD release. |
Kerry Fiddles, O'Keefe/Murphy/Clifford Very famous Kerry fiddlers. All were recommended listening by Noel Hill at his course in '98. Recorded by Seamus Ennis! |
The Minstrel from Clare, Willie Clancy This one shouldn't need any introduction. A huge name in the tradition. |
In Knocknagree, Noel Hill & Tony MacMahon Excellent concertina and accordion by two masters... I love this CD! |
Sunny Spells And Scattered Showers, Solas When they still had John Williams, on concertina and accordion. Superb and very lively and energetic renditions of many traditional tunes. Powerful stuff! Incredible musicianship. |
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The Truth of a Woman, Kristina Olsen Superb music by an extremely talented singer, songwriter, guitarist, and english concertina player. |
Duet, Kristina Olsen More fine music and song by our friend Kristina! |
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The Wind Among the Reeds, Tommy Keane & Jacqueline McCarthy Pipes and anglo concertina. I like both instruments, and I like this recording. |
Garden of Butterflies, Jody's Heaven Excellent fiddle and guitar, and of course our comrade Jack Gilder on anglo concertina. |
Music of Dreams More excellent accordion and concertina by Noel Hill and Tony MacMahon. Noel plays his famous Bucks of Oranmore on this one -- amazing! A must-buy. |
Chieftains; Collection: The Very Best of the Claddagh Years. I love the old Chieftains stuff. Timeless. |
The Bothy Band; 1975: The First Album Wow, another classic from the Good Old Days. |
Another Bothy Band recording: BBC Radio One: The Bothy Band Live In Concert You've got to hear the pipe solo by Paddy Keenan composed of the jig "Garret Barry's" and the reel "The Bucks of Oranmore." |
John Williams I finally got around the buying this CD and it's great! I actually prefer his accordion-playing on this recording, but he plays a fine concertina too and the music and accompaniment is all first-class. A must have for the concertina fan, and only $13 at Amazon.com, so what are you waiting for?!? |
Sound & Spirit: Welcoming Children Into The World No concertina on this one (as far as I know) but my family loves this one. Super selection of songs from around the world, and I'm not a very sentimental guy, but if you have kids, some of these are sure to make you all teary-eyed. I love the french song "C'est la vie" -- be sure to check out the sound clip. |
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Books
Handbook
for Anglo-Chromatic Concertina Apparently the Butler tutor for the English (out of print, but still available from some speciality shops) is the one to get. |
Handbook
for English Concertina
See the note at left. Avoid at all costs. |
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