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Comment by Michael Nicholsen on September 15, 2009 at 2:35pm

Friends:

I’m thrilled to announce not one, but TWO great house concerts this month, featuring some of the finest Irish musicians in the states! Since appearances by such players in our area are rare you won’t want to miss either one! These shows are exceptional opportunities to hear superb music in an intimate setting at my home in Murfreesboro.

Seating is limited so make your reservations today! Either reply to this e-mail or call me at 615-895-5042 to get your name on the list. Directions and more details will follow. Feel free to pass the word along to others. --Paul Wells

Tony DeMarco

SUNDAY
September 20, 2009
7:00 p.m.

Special guest:
Jim Wood, bouzouki

Donation:
$15.00

Session to follow


Tony DeMarco of New York City is one of the finest Irish fiddlers of his generation. He absorbed the stylings of the city’s legendary Sligo-style masters such as Paddy Reynolds, Martin Wynne, and Andy McGann and plays in his own, fully-developed style. Tony’s new CD, The Sligo Indians, is one of the most exciting Irish fiddle albums of recent years and this concert is part of a southern tour to launch it in our area.

Reservations: pfwells@comcast.net
615-895-5042



Paddy O’Brien
&
Pat Egan

Saturday
September 26, 2009
7:00 p.m.

Donation:
$15.00

Session to follow

Paddy O’Brien and Pat Egan are old friends and Middle Tennessee favorites who have visited here numerous times in the past as two-thirds of the group Chulrua. Paddy & Pat are touring as a duo while the third member of Chulrua, fiddler Patrick Ourceau, takes some paternity leave! Join them for a wonderful evening of top-notch accordion playing from Paddy and terrific songs & guitar accompaniment from Pat!

Reservations: pfwells@comcast.net
615-895-5042

Comment by Michael Nicholsen on March 27, 2009 at 12:56pm

For those interested, I've posted a brief annotated discography of classic Irish traditional fiddle recordings on the Blog.

Comment by Pat Jack on March 27, 2009 at 5:22am

Maybe they're all in ... the woodshed ... ;0)

Comment by Ed Gregory on October 3, 2008 at 5:55am

Looks like a very quiet place at the moment.

Maybe there needs to be a FiddleFest to follow the HammerJam, bringing all the fiddlers together.