Naomi's Fancy
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A lively traditional Celtic band whose music will take you on a whirlwind ride through the ancient lands of the British Isles and beyond. The Band's instrumentation includes: Harp, Bagpipes, Bouzouki, Tenor Banjo, Bodhran, Fiddle, and more.
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- 1 Craigellachie Bridge Strathspey
- 2 O'Connor's Favorite Weaver Set
- 3 O'Carolan's Ramble To Cashel
- 4 Sean Reid's / Maid Of Mount Kisco
- 5 Highlander's Farewell Set
- 6 Sergeant Early's Dream
- 7 Toss The Feathers Set
- 8 Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore / Cooley's Reel
- 9 I Once Loved A Lass
- 10 Farewell To Erin Set
- 11 The Terror Time
- 12 Cold Frosty Morn / Elzick's Farewell
- 13 Planxty Fanny Power
- 14 The Gentle Maid / Munster Cloak
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"Naomi's Fancy" is a music group based out of Traphill, NC, although the members range from Winston Salem, NC to Fancy Gap, Virginia. The group plays traditional Irish and Scottish music, with some rock influences. The group was formed in October of 1997 as a jam session, and played their first gig in November of that year. They have stayed quite busy since then.
The group consists of four members - Naomi Orr, Stanley Widener, Craig Sexton, and Nora Garver. Naomi plays the harp, flutes, and penny whistle. Nora plays fiddle. Craig plays the guitar, mandolin, bodhran, concerina, and fireside pipes. Stanley plays the bouzouki, guitar, tenor banjo, and penny whistle (although not all at the same time).
"Naomi's Fancy" has played widely through Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. They have entertained at many various bars, coffeehouses, parties, weddings, colleges, contradances, and festivals. Their credits also include playing at the Festival Of Nations at Dollywood, The Sycamore Shoals Celtic Fest, Historic Bethabara Park, for the Irish Festival sponsored by Wake Forest Press, the High Point Theater, Dorton Arena, the "Dance of Nations" at VA Tech, local cable TV specials, and for the "Celtic Winds" radio program on NPR.