Music Network presents

Triùir * Tair * Triúgh * Three

Traditional Music Tour
Fri 18th May 8pm
€15/€12
Triùir * Tair * Triúgh * Three - Friday May 18th
‘The sheer power and beauty of her voice…is stunning.’ Folk Roots on Siân James
"Seosaimhín Ní Bheaglaoich’s songs ‘haunt the heart and animate the mind’ " Brendan Kennelly
"Those who are familiar with Mary Macmaster's work over the past couple of decades with Sileas and The Poozies, will already be well aware of her credentials as a first rate harpist" Allan Wilkinson, Northern Sky

These three ladies with their wondrous voices are touring to celebrating the shared musical traditions of the native-language communities in Ireland, Wales and Scotland. The whole gamut of the human condition is here: from achingly beautiful lullabies and heart-rending love songs to humorous tongue-twisters and macaronic mash-ups.
 
Siân James, born in a small Welsh-speaking village in Powys, has been hailed as the finest singer and harpist of her generation. Singing mostly in Welsh, she is a wonderful storyteller too, weaving tales and legends throughout the music and translating the lyrics as she goes.
 
Steeped in the traditions Gaeltacht area of Corca Dhuibhne and a founder member of ‘MACALLA’, Ireland’s first all-female traditional band, Seosaimhín Ní Bheaglaoich is
renowned for her individual and heartfelt interpretations of both Irish and English songs from her native West Kerry.
 
Best known for her pioneering work with the metal-strung clarsach and the fantastic Camac electro-harp, Mary Macmaster is also a fine singer of Gaelic and English language songs.

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