r/Irishmusic • u/Maximum_Ad_1755 • 7h ago
Trad Music The Honeymoon đ (REEL)
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r/Irishmusic • u/Maximum_Ad_1755 • 7h ago
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r/Irishmusic • u/Independent_Dig_142 • 5h ago
Hon the lads
r/Irishmusic • u/boojiboye • 1d ago
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Cursory searches and music recognition software were unable to help aside from naming similar sounding polkas. Any information would be greatly appreciated, thanks
r/Irishmusic • u/MarcMurray92 • 1d ago
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r/Irishmusic • u/Admirable_Study_1778 • 2d ago
I am looking for some tunes with military drumming vibes or that you can march to.
What's your favourite?
r/Irishmusic • u/Outside_Ocelot_8382 • 2d ago
I was just watching an old episode of Tommy Tiernan's show where ManchĂĄn Magan sings a traditional song â it's this episode on RTE Player starting at 52.22. My Irish is pretty dire and can't pick out more than a few words of the lyrics.
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r/Irishmusic • u/Dog_Corleone • 3d ago
Hi
Can anyone recommend somewhere in Dublin city centre where there will be trad music at around 1pm on a Sunday also serve food?
Thanks!
r/Irishmusic • u/Diligent_Lab2113 • 3d ago
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Years back I wrote a song that quotes an Irish song (likely something sad and related to death), and I canât recall which song it was. All I have is this poorly recorded demo with some virtual-instrument uilleann pipes and an out of tune tin whistle - can anyone tell me what song I used?
[Disclaimer: Iâm a musician from the United States with Irish heritage, so I donât really know what Iâm talking about, but this song is written about a man from Belfast who was sent to fight in WW2 while his family was killed in the German bombings of 1941 - happy to take any feedback on this topic or the song]
r/Irishmusic • u/misomiso82 • 5d ago
Can anyone recommend what the best Irish Sessions are in London? I'm really after Irish only or at least mainly Irish.
Ty!
r/Irishmusic • u/cpm1090 • 6d ago
Hey all, I hope some of you will be able to be of help⊠Iâve spent decades in Irish dance and am also a bit of a music nerd and have now recently started compiling a list of songs that either have unexpected Irish aspects or are traditional songs from unexpected artists. A few examples of what I mean:
The song Blue Pedro by the London artist Bullion is a reel with electronic / dance vibes
I was recently listening to Penguin Eggs by the English folk singer Nic Jones and came across his beautiful acoustic guitar cover of Planxty Davis
Have any ideas that fit a similar bill? Essentially coming across a session tune where you donât necessarily expect it. All suggestions welcome and thanks in advance!
r/Irishmusic • u/EuroworldFan • 6d ago
Euroworld was founded by the Irish rappers yeire13 and Celine War in 2020.
They have been dropping alot of music in the last few years and kickstarted the current wave of Irish underground rap music with their Euroworld event series in 2022.
The group also features Vexxodus who was a huge influence in the current Irish music scene, before his tragic passing this summer.
Their shows recently have featured live painting during the performance from their in house artist Noah Sex
They had a big year with 2 albums âFields Irelandâ from yeire13 and âKids@Warâ from Celine War.
Really interesting to watch, wonder if anybody has seen this?
r/Irishmusic • u/Friendly_Try7987 • 6d ago
Help me find out what the names of the tunes in this set are. Thank you very much in advance
https://open.spotify.com/track/6axOX32nCz7KtbAgJl8vde?si=l5kNZv_uRjeF4GigofaSfw&utm_source=copy-link
r/Irishmusic • u/yadita • 7d ago
I'm doing research into the impact of Flax industries on communities, culture and music. Does any know any tunes or songs related to Flax? It could mention linen, combing, spinning, farming, flax mills, sailcloth, clothing, etcetc.
TIA
Edit: I've already searched 'The Session' and 'Mainly Norfolk' databases.
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r/Irishmusic • u/MegMeg_87 • 8d ago
Hello! I am getting married and would like to walk down the aisle to My Lovely Rose of Clare played by a string quartet.
I know tunes like this donât typically have written sheet music (especially not for a quartet) and I have been able to find melody lead sheets, chord sheets, etc. but I was wondering if anyone had any tips for a strings arrangement of this song. Thank you!
r/Irishmusic • u/Phd_Perky • 9d ago
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An Irish jig called "The Hare in the Corn"
I really love the middle section of this tune, I feel like it really gets going at that point. You can almost see that rabbit running through the corn field. Probably holding a stolen ear of corn đœ
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r/Irishmusic • u/four_reeds • 10d ago
It's a long shot but some of you may be aware of the ballad, "The Night Before Larry was Stretched". Frank Harte is my prime source for that song. There is a follow-up song called "Larry's Ghost".
By any chance, do you have a pointer to a recording of it? Lyrics? Lyrics and music?
Cheers