Traditional Irish Music Arranged for Harp: Volume 2 - Gràinne Hambly

Traditional Irish Music Arranged for Harp: Volume 2 - Gràinne HamblyGrinne Hambly from County Mayo in the west of Ireland is an internationally recognised exponent of the Irish harp, and is in great demand as a performer and teacher, both at home and abroad. Grinne started to play Irish music on the tin whistle at an early age, before moving on to the concertina and later the harp. She lived in Belfast for six years, where she completed a Masters Degree in Musicology, awarded by Queens University (in 1999). Her main

Nathan Gourley and Laura Feddersen are two of America's most highly regarded young players of traditional Irish music

Michael McCague

The Blue Angel

Leonard draws on the diverse individual and regional styles of the guest artists and surprises the listener with instrument combinations that are rarely heard together - like harmonica and pipes

When You're Gone I Say Your Name

Traditional Irish music on fiddle and concertina from Armand Aromin and Benedict Gagliardi

Day or Two

Port Na bPúcaí

courtesy of North Carolina's Dream Guitars shop

Woodbridge NJ 07095 USA

Called "a great Irish band" by the Village Voice and "one of the best Irish folk acts in America" by The Washington Post

14 Lament from Eoin Rhua/The March of the Gaelic Order