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Sonny Brogan tributes, January 1965 [sound recording] / [various performers]

Performers:
Unidentified, speech in English A1, A13;
Brogan, Sonny, accordion A1, A5, A7, A9;
de Buitléar, Éamon, speech in English A2, A4, A6, A8;
The Lough Gill Quartet, instrumental group A3 =;
[Sonny Brogan, accordion];
[Bill Harte, accordion];
[Sarah Hobbs, fiddle];
[James Cawley, flute];
Kelly, John, fiddle A9;
Ceoltóirí Chualann, instrumental group A10, A15, A11, A15, A17, A19;
Unidentified performer, tin whistle A13;
Unidentified performer, accordion A13;
Ó Riada, Seán, speech in English A14, A16, A18;
Ó Riada, Seán [harpsichord] A15, A17;
[Ó Sé, Seán] singing in Irish A17

Running Order:
1. [Speech in English]: [Introduction to radio programme] ; [Reel]: Jenny picking cockles
2. [Speech in English]: [Éamon de Buitléar remembers the Lough Gill Quartet]
3. Jig: The Newport lass
4. [Speech in English]: [Éamon de Buitléar speaks about his first meeting with Sonny Brogan]
5. Reels: Gorman's; The hut in the bog
6. [Speech in English]: [Éamon de Buitléar speaks about tunes he associated with Sonny Brogan]
7. Jigs: Morrison's; The fourpenny loaf
8. [Speech in English]: [Éamon de Buitléar tells an anecdote about Sonny Brogan playing Norwegian dance music]
9. Reel: Jenny's welcome to Charlie
10. [Speech in English]: [Éamon de Buitléar introduces Sonny's involvement with Ceoltóirí Chualann]
11. Jig: Morrison's jig
12. [Speech in English] ; [Speech in Irish]: [Éamon de Buitléar speaks about recording the soundtrack for 'The Playboy of the Western World' with Sonny and Ceoltóirí Chualann]
13. Slow air: Unidentified ; [speech in English]: [Concluding remarks from radio announcer]
14. [Speech in English]: [Seán Ó Riada pays tribute to Sonny Brogan]
15. Reels: Toss the feathers
16. [Speech in English]: [Seán Ó Riada introduces the next song]
17. [Song]: Cathal Buí Mac Giolla Ghunna's Aithrí
18. [Speech in English]: [Seán Ó Riada introduces the next performance]
19. [Slow air]: Caoineadh an spailpín

The Frank Harte memorial concert, Whitby folk week, 2005 [sound recording] / [various performers]

Performers:
O'Reilly, Jerry, speech in English A1, 11;
Keelers, singing in English A1;
Scott, Bruce, singing in English A2;
Webb, Peta, singing in English A3;
Hall, Ken, singing in English A3;
Flynn, Patricia, singing in English A4;
Wilson, Christine, singing in English A5;
McIntyre, Geordie, singing in English A6;
McMorland, Alison, singing in English A6;
Mac Farland, Jim, singing in English A7;
The Wilson family, singing in English A8;
Brophy, Eamonn, singing in Irish A9 =;
[Ó Bróithe, Éamonn];
Toland, Grace, singing in English A10;
O'Callaghan, Graham, singing in English A12

Running Order:
1. Speech: [introduction]; Songs: Deep down underground, Far from sight, Ee aa could hew, Twenty long weeks
2. Song: Dublin, you're my darling
3. Songs: Just a note, Wild wild whiskey
4. Song: Erin the green
5. Song: Down by the glenside
6. Song: Road end; Song: Twa years o'er young
7. Song: Lonely Waterloo
8. Songs: Young Banker, Miner's life
9. Song: An goirtín eornan
10. Song: The lion's den
11. Speech: [Jerry O'Reilly reads Living Ghosts, one of Frank Harte's favourite poems]; Song: The bonny bunch of roses

Production CDR for Gael Linn Seoltaí Séidte project. CE1-CE10 flat transfers [sound recording] / [various performers]

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Catherine Perrier-Wright and John Wright Collection. CDR 3. Field recordings of music and song, Galway and Dublin, August 1966 [sound recording] / [various per

Performers:
Kelly, Tom, singing in Irish;
Flaherty, Val, singing in English, singing in Irish;
Flaherty, Bartley, singing in English, singing in Irish;
Devaune, Patrick, Jew's harp;
'Ac Dhonncha, Seán, singing in Irish, singing in English;
Furey, Ted, fiddle;
[unidentified performer], banjo

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Catherine Perrier-Wright and John Wright Collection. CDR 1. Field recordings of music and song, Clare and Galway, August 1966 [sound recording] / [various perf

Performers:
Sweeney, [?], Jew's harp;
O'Boyle, John, fiddle;
Flaherty, Bartley, singing in English, singing in Irish;
Flaherty, Val, singing in Irish;
Kelly, Tom, singing in English, singing in Irish;
[unidentified performer], concertina;
[unidentified performer], flute;
[unidentified performer], fiddle

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Alen MacWeeney Collection. Reel-to-Reel 02B [sound recording] / [various performers]

Performers:
Murphy, Bridget, singing in English A1-2, 5, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18;
singing in Irish A12;
Unidentified performer, singing in English A3-4;
Murphy, Mick, lilting A6;
singing in English A6, 7, 8, 9, 20, 21;
Murphy, Tommy, singing in English A8;
Wall, Luke, singing in English A10, 11, 19;
Murphy, Gene, singing in English A15, 16, 18

Running Order:
1. Song: Macroom-Cork rebel song [The Lonely Woods of Upton] (last verse only)
2. Song: Quiet Cottage Home
3. Song: Noreen Ban (unfinished)
4. Song: Noreen Ban (interrupted)
5. Song: Noreen Ban
6. Song: Poll and Nancy Hogan [The Wexford Mummers' Song] (interrupted)
7. Song: The Cradle
8. Song: Bit o' Butter (interrupted)
9. Song: New Ross Town (interrupted)
10. Song: Untitled [Old Mick Murphy]
11. Song: Early, Early in the Spring
12. Song: Happy Woodpecker's Song [END OF BAND ONE]
13. Song: The Station of Knocklong (beginning clipped, unfinished)
14. Song: Green Mossy Banks of the Lee
15. Song: Skibbereen (interrupted)
16. Song: Oxford City
17. Song: Old Shep
18. Song: Lady in Her Father's Garden (interrupted) (unfinished)
19. Song: The Factory Girl
20. Song: The Cradle [longer version]
21. Song: Poll and Nancy Hogan [END OF BAND TWO]

The Road to Lough Swilly : a new composition for the uilleann pipes [videorecording] / [various p...

The Road to Lough Swilly : a new composition for the uilleann pipes [videorecording] / [various performers]

Performers:
Track listings refer to the CDR dubs of the DVCAM soundtrack
Potts, Sean, Dublin, compere, speech in English, track 1, 3, 5, 10, B1, speech in Irish, track 1
Brady, Dr Ciaran, lecture in English, track 2 (sometimes off-mic)
O'Briain, Micheal, Dublin, speech in English, track 4, B3, pipes solo, track 4, B4, pipes in duet with voice, track 11
O'Connor, Liam, Dublin, fiddle in duet, track 6-9, speech in English, track 7, 9
McKeon, Conor, Dublin, speech in English, track 5-6, 8, pipes in duet, track 6-9
Holohan, Gabrielle, Dublin, singing in Irish in duet, track 11
Holohan, Michael, Dublin, speech in English B2

Running Order:
1. Speech: Introduction to the night's events and Dr Ciaran Brady
2. Lecture: The Battle of Kinsale, 24 December 1601, a brief historical account
3. Speech/Tuning: Introduction to Micheal O'Briain
4. Speech/Descriptive Piece: The Road to Lough Swilly (comp. Michael Holohan): Introduction - The Cuckoo, The Rascal Horseboy (The Young Hugh) - Reel, The Queen's Pageant (at the Earl of Leicester's, Kenilworth) - Court dance, Lament for the Earl of Desmond (d. 1583) - Air, Mabel Bagenal (The elopment, 1591) - Hornpipe, The Yellow Ford (1598) - March in Jig-time, (a) The Running Beast - Descriptive piece, (b) O'Donnell's March (Sliabh Phelim) - March, (c) The Battle of Kinsale (24th Dec. 1601) - Descriptive piece, The Broken Stone (After the Battle) - Air, The Submission (Mellifont 1603) - Air, The Flight of the Earls (Lough Swilly 1607) - Slip-jig
5. Speech/Tuning: Introduction to Conor McKeon and Liam O'Connor
6. Tuning/Speech/Jigs: Jackson's Morning Brush, Dunkin's
7. Speech/Reels: Dispute at the Crossroads, Untitled
8. Speech/Hop Jigs: Untitled, Dusty Miller
9. Speech/Planxty/Reels: Planxty O'Connor, Miss Ramsey, The Dublin Reel
10. Speech/Tuning: Introduction to Gabrielle Holohan and Micheal O'Briain
11. Song: Ar nAthair (arr. Michael Holohan) [recording continued on CDR B]
12. Speech: Overview of Michael Holohan's composition and introduction to Michael Holohan
13. Speech: Michael Holohan gives an overview of the process of writing the piece
14. Speech: Thanks from Micheal O'Briain
15. Despriptive Piece: The Road to Lough Swilly
16. Speech: final thanks [end of DAT]

Second test recording of new material [sound recording] / Pádraig Ó Céarbhaill

Performers:
Ó Céarbhaill, Pádraig, singing in Irish

Running Order:
1. Song: M'atuirse Traochta na Fearchoin Aosta
2. Song: Stadaig d'bhur nGearghol, a Ghasra Chaomh so
3. Song: Is Dearach an Bheart do Cheile ghil Airt
4. Song: 'S a Eadbhaird Aoibhinn Uasail Alainn
5. Song: 'S a Eadbhaird Aoibhinn Uasail Alainn
6. Song: Is Rodhian a Screadann an Seanduine Seoirse
7. Song: Cre agus Cill go bhFaighe gach Brathair
8. Song: Taid seo sa Teannta
9. Song: Taimse sa tSusa
10. Song: Cois na Bride
11. Song: An Eol Dibhse 'Dhaoine i bhFonn Fail
12. Song: Ta an Baire Buile seo Imeartha Reidh
13. Song: Ta an Baire Buile seo Imeartha Reidh
14. Song: Ag Tarraingt ar Aonach na gCoirrini

Falcarragh, Co. Donegal, 1992 [sound recording] / Éamonn Ghráinne Mac Ruairí

Falcarragh, Co. Donegal, 1992 [sound recording] / Éamonn Ghráinne Mac Ruairí

Performers:
Mac Ruairi, Eamonn Ghrainne, Donegal, singing and speech in Irish throughout, singing in English, track 12

Running Order:
Speech/Song: Buachaill Fonta
Speech: talk about the previous song and the source 'Padraig Mac Ruairi'
Song: An Buachaill Deas Og
Speech: talk about local singers 'John Tom', singing in the area,
Song: Siobhan Ni Dhuibhir
Speech: talk about the previous song and other version sung locally
Song: Siobhan Ni Dhuibhir, talk about the song
Song: Na Buachailli Alaina
Speech: talk about house dances
Song: An Cailin Gaelach
Speech: talk about the singing tradition in Irish and English
Song: My Parents Reared me Tenderly
Speech: talk about the previous and following songs
Song: Is Trua nach bhfuil me in Eirinn
Speech: talk about the following song
Song/Speech: An Maistir Scoile, talk about the following song
Song: Thiar i gConnachta
Speech: talk about local female singers, good singers who only had a couple of songs
Song/Speech: Eirigh is Cuir Ort do Chuid Eadai, talk about the following song
Song/Speech: La Fheil Padraig, talk about the following song
Song: Amhran na Scadan
Speech: talk about the following song
Song: Caiftin Nova

Interview with Seán Ó Duinnín, part 1 [sound recording] / Seán Ó Duinnín ; Máire Ní Chéilleachair

Interview with Seán Ó Duinnín, part 1 [sound recording] / Seán Ó Duinnín ; Máire Ní Chéilleachair

Performers:
Ni Cheilleachair, Maire, interviewer
O Duinnin, Sean, speech in Irish; singing in English, track 2, 5, 14

Running Order:
1. Speech: Johnny Nora Aodha
2. Song: One Saturday Evening
3. Speech: Muintir Chroinin
4. Speech: Introduction to Mary She Went to Bunnan
5. Song: Mary She Went to Bunnan
6. Speech: Johnny Nora Aodha's brother
7. Speech: Scotsman learning Irish
8. Speech: First attempt at storytelling
9. Speech: Spell in hospital which lead him to lose his Irish
10. Speech: Storytelling at the feiseanna
11. Speech: Johnny Nora Aodha and drink
12. Speech: Sean's writing
13. Song: Our Once Happy Home by the Lee [air: Ar Eirinn Ni Neosfainn Ce hI]

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