MP3 Colm O´Donnell - Farewell to Evening Dances

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The Road to Monalea/Up Spincin (reels)
Erin gra Mo Chroi (song)
John Feehilys/Cuigiu Lassies (jigs)
The Trip to Athlone?The Blackthorn Stick (jigs)
Cunla/The Frieze Breeches (song, jig)
The Trip to Birmingham (reel)
An Tonn Amplach (The Hungry Sea) (air)
THe Boys of BarrNa Straide (song)
The Dublin Reel (reel)
Paddy Cronins (jigs)
The Bodhran (song)
The Maid Of Mount Cisco/The London Lassies (reels)
The Hill of Knocknashee (song)
Sherwood Forest/The Boys of Bluehill (hornpipes)
A stor mo Chroi (The Love of My Heart) (song)
The Shaskeen/Jim Donahughes (reels)
The Battering Ram/The Besom in Bloom (jigs)
Horses and Plough (song)

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Colm O'Donnell from Aclare, Co. Sligo, Ireland is a traditional musician and singer who plays flute and tin whistle.

18 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Traditional Folk, WORLD: Celtic

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Colm O'Donnell, Farewell to Evening Dances

Colm O'Donnell, outstanding singer, gifted musician, lilter, and music composer, was born in the parish of Kilactigue, Co. Sligo in 1962. With the release of Farewell to Evening Dances, a trip to Sligo will not be required to experience the music of this All-Ireland artist. It contains a broad, interesting cross-section of material. Newer tunes in the traditional idiom include two lovely reels, The Road to Monalea and Up Spincin, composed by Colm The heartfelt slow air) An Tonn Amplach (The Hungry Sea) is another O'Donnell composition.

Colm's songs are suffused with a ring of authenticity. The title Farewell to Evening Dances, is taken from the song The Hill of Knocknashee, a sentimental and lyrical ballad of exile. Colm's singing style is sweet, tuneful and full of soul. His songs could be described as nicely understated, yet full of warmth and feeling. His flute and whistle playing is lively, bouncy, and varied, ornamented in the great North Connaught tradition.

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