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Foinn Seisiún 3
© 2008 Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann (687802112201)
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108 Traditional Irish Session Tunes, straight from the heart of Dublin.
tracks
- 1 Devanney’s Goat
- 2 Galway Rambler
- 3 Last Night’s Fun
- 4 Mug of Brown Ale
- 5 Leg of the Duck
- 6 Munster Buttermilk
- 7 Mckeown’s Polka
- 8 The Banks of Lough Gowna
- 9 The Gold Ring
- 10 Tommy Mulhaire’s Jig
- 11 Dick Sherlock’s Reel
- 12 The Morning Star
- 13 Lady On the Island
- 14 Derry Hornpipe
- 15 Kit O’ Mahony’s
- 16 The Galway Hornpipe
- 17 Johnny I Do Miss You
- 18 Tripping to the Well
- 19 Bill Sullivan’s Polka
- 20 Old Kilfenora Jig
- 21 Club Céilí
- 22 Jim Ward’s Jig
- 23 George White’s Favourite
- 24 The Boys of Malin
- 25 The Gravel Walk
- 26 A Nation Once Again
- 27 Clare Dragoons
- 28 Tulla Polka
- 29 Siege of Ennis
- 30 Knockabower Polka
- 31 Doon Reel
- 32 Mountain Top
- 33 Fred Finn's
- 34 Kathleen Hehir’s Slide
- 35 Merrily Kiss the Quaker
- 36 The Weavers
- 37 Around the Fairy Fort
- 38 The New Broom
- 39 If There Weren’t Any Women in the World
- 40 Kinnegad Slashers
- 41 The Blackthorn Stick
- 42 Scotsman Over the Border
- 43 The Old Blackthorn
- 44 Mossy Banks
- 45 Jim Donohue’s
- 46 Shandon Bells
- 47 Father Kelly’s
- 48 I Buried My Wife & Danced On Her Grave
- 49 Farrel O’gara
- 50 O’rourkes
- 51 Irish Girl
- 52 Christmas Eve
- 53 Killavil Reel
- 54 Boys of Ballysodare
- 55 Austin Tierney’s
- 56 Rattigan’s
- 57 John Brennan’s
- 58 Paddy Clancy’s
- 59 Macho Snap’s
- 60 Paddy Taylor’s
- 61 Dick Gossip’s
- 62 Limestone Rock
- 63 Boys of Ballinahinch
- 64 The Fairy Queen
- 65 Good Natured Man
- 66 Belfast Hornpipe
- 67 Micho Russell’s Slide
- 68 The Priest
- 69 Cat’s Rambles to the Child’s Saucepan
- 70 Joe Bane’s Reel
- 71 Lucy Campbell’s
- 72 The Boys of 45
- 73 Top of the Maol
- 74 Scartaglen Polka
- 75 Leitrim Polka
- 76 Pigeon On the Gate
- 77 Flogging Reel
- 78 Tie the Bonnet
- 79 Caileach An Airgid
- 80 Bride’s Favourite
- 81 Julia Clifford’s
- 82 Holly Bush
- 83 Fermoy Lasses
- 84 Sporting Paddy
- 85 Fanny Power
- 86 Sí Beag Sí Mór
- 87 Contentment Is Wealth
- 88 Father O’flynn
- 89 I Will If I Can
- 90 Crowley’ No. 1
- 91 Crowley’s No. 2
- 92 Blackberry Blossom
- 93 Keel Row Fling
- 94 High Road to Linton
- 95 Green Grow the Rushes
- 96 Mulqueen’s Reel
- 97 Little Bag of Spuds
- 98 Charlie Harris’s
- 99 Kilfenora Slide
- 100 John Joe’s
- 101 Stone of Destiny
- 102 Road to Garrison
- 103 Lurgadán Jig
- 104 Mist Covered Mountain
- 105 Eddie Moloney’s Jig
- 106 The Otter’s Holt
- 107 Music in the Glen
- 108 The Virginia Reel
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notes
The natural home of Irish music is the "session". These regular gatherings of musicians represent the best of the Irish traditional music scene: its camaraderie, and sharing of music, and its warm respect for performers of all generations and walks of life. For sessions to be successful it is important that participants have the opportunity to join in as much as possible, and learning the sets of standard traditional tunes on this CD (and in the accompanying book. Foinn Seisiún 3) will make you feel at home in a session. You may enjoy learning to play these tunes along with the CD and book, or simply listen for an insight into traditional Irish music. These CDs were recorded by some of Ireland's finest young musicians from Dublin and Clare and include every tune found in Foinn Seisiún Book 3.
The selections are based on a consensus arrived at over the years during our regular Tuesday and Wednesday night sessions at the Cultúrlann na hÉireann in Monkstown. Musicians from many nations have played and enjoyed these tunes. Of course, melodic settings in the Irish tradition vary across players, styles and regions, with tunes passed down from person to person, varied and ornamented. As a result, what you hear on this album may not exactly match the notation in the book, but this is a normal part of the practice of Irish music.
Tá súil agam go mbainfidh tú taitneamh as an gceol seo. Bíonn céad míle fáilte romhat i gcónaí i gCultúrlann na hÉireann, go mór mhór ag seisiún ceoil ar aon Mháirt/Chéadaoin. Finally, special thanks is extended to members of the Cultúrlann (Dublin) and Cois na hAbhna (Ennis) session groups who gave so generously of their talents and time to make the CD possible. We are also deeply indebted to Breandán Knowlton who did the recording and mastering of all tracks on the CD.
Brian Prior
April 2008