Ancient Music Ireland Soundscape – Overtone Live Acoustic –2 Weeping of Women– Sound Library Mystic скачать в хорошем качестве

Ancient Music Ireland Soundscape – Overtone Live Acoustic –2 Weeping of Women– Sound Library Mystic

Overtone Live Acoustic Concert from 2009 features twelve performances.  'Weeping of Women and Jenny's Welcome' is the second piece. This hugely important archival footage was lost for over a decade and found again recently.  Hence the delay in releasing it! On Friday the 13th of November 2009, sixteen musicians and composers came together to celebrate the launch of the new album ‘Overtone’ Ancient Music of Ireland. Over the coming weeks each performance will be released here and on the Ancient Music Ireland website. The concert was recorded by Rod Callan of Penylan Studios, Wales. About 'Weeping of Women and Jenny's Welcome' performance and musicians -  In 1995 Ancient Music Ireland Co-Founders, Simon and Maria O'Dwyer played in various sessions in Galway City with friends, among them were Mark Farrelly, John Meskell and Frank Ryan. Recordings from one of these sessions were included in the ‘Overtone’ – Ancient Music of Ireland album. https://ancientmusicireland.bandcamp.... Thus, Mark, Frank and John were invited to play for the live concert as a group. They chose two traditional Irish tunes beginning with a slow air for the first and lifting the tempo into a lively swinging reel for the second tune. This track is made particularly impressive by the combination of a rare uilleann pipe style by Mark Farrelly which includes extensive use of the regulators, the tonal variety of the trumpet by John Meskell and enriched by overtones and an unusual off beat bodhrán by Frank Ryan. Mark is a composer and creator see his work and YouTube Channel here    / @marfars   John Meskell is a multi-instrumentalist both melody and percussion. He leads the way in Bronze Age trumpet playing technique by being one of the few who beautifully brings out the overtones in these instruments. Frank Ryan is a well known bodhrán player and percussionist in Galway. Frank's wonderful playing style brings an interpretation that is undoubtedly Irish in origin to this piece but it also contains elements of North African and Middle Eastern sounds and a more modern jazz feel. Mark Farrelly – uilleann pipes; John Meskell – dord íseal (large end-blown bass Bronze Age trumpet – Galway design); Frank Ryan – bodhrán. Rod Callan - Sound Engineer - Penylan Studios