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Jigs - Apples in Winter / Gillan​’​s Apples

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Jack Talty is a concertina and piano player from Lissycasey in Co. Clare. Jack has contributed to a considerable number of albums to date, as a musician, engineer, composer, producer and arranger (he also recorded this CD!). Áine Bird from Tara, Co. Meath, learned fiddle from Antóin Mac Gabhann and was also influenced by flute player Catherine Mc Evoy. Áine is a former Oireachtas fiddle champion, and was a member of the band Cruinniú. This particular version of Apples in Winter is similar to a setting
played by West Clare concertina players Tom Carey and Solus Lillis. The two-part version of Gillan’s Apples that follows was played by the great fiddler Patrick Kelly, of Cree, Co. Clare.

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from Tunes in the Church, released June 1, 2013

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Cormac Begley is a bass, baritone, treble and piccolo concertina player from a west-Kerry musical family. He plays in a number of projects including: duets including Clíodhna Ní Bheaglaoich, Jack Talty, Caoimhín O Raghallaigh and Liam Ó Maonlaí; a trio entitle 'Concertina'; and with the band Ré.He is the founder of Airt and award winning Tunes in the Church live concert series in Galway & Dublin. ... more

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