Ella Mae Dwyer & Daughter

[Mark Davies]

Those of you who have admired the recordings of Mrs Dwyer on the recently re-issued "Irish Concertina Styles"part of The Clare Set can view a clip of her playing two lovely flings with her daughter Maura Burns on TG4's Sir An Bothar.The programme was made in 1985.She appears to be playing a Jeffries(I always thought she played German 20 key concertinas)whilst her daughter is playing a 30 key Lachenal.This is lovely music of the highest order and should be watched and listened to by anybody who has the slightest interest in trying to play Irish music on the anglo german concertina.The film can be viewed via the TG4 website but my computer skills are such that I am not able to put a link on this message.

[CaryK]

The film can be viewed via the TG4 website but my computer skills are such that I am not able to put a link on this message.

 

I can get to TG4, but cannot find a link to anything that resembles what you describe. Sounds like a great program. Could you write down the link you found and type it in here? Thanks.

[Dave Gray]

Go to TG4 online

Select "Ceol Cartlann" from the left hand menu

Select "Siar an Bothar 17/10/2007", third show down in the center of screen

 

Happy viewing

Dave

[DJC]

If you got to http://www.tg4.ie/ you have to click on "WebTV" then follow Dave's instructions

 

Dan

Go to TG4 online

Select "Ceol Cartlann" from the left hand menu

Select "Siar an Bothar 17/10/2007", third show down in the center of screen

 

Happy viewing

Dave

[geoffwright]

http://www.tg4.ie/Webt/webt.htm

choose program

concertina is about 6 mins through

[Takayuki YAGI]

Ella Mae Dwyer & Daughter appeared in the second last selection of this week's "Come West Along the Road".

http://www.rte.ie/player/#v=1084231 (from around 17min)

Available until Fri, 26 November 2010

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Taka

Edited November 7, 2010 by Takayuki YAGI

[Jody Kruskal]

Really amazing playing and singing from all involved.

I'm so glad I followed the links and listened.