#3616: New Sounds Live: The Gloaming in The Greene Space (Part 2)

New Sounds | Jul 11, 2014

From the New Sounds Live Concerts, listen to the Irish-American "Supergroup" The Gloaming, recorded at our own Jerome L. Greene Space a few weeks ago. The ensemble is made up of extraordinary musicians: gifted Irish fiddler Martin Hayes, Chicago guitarist Dennis Cahill, hardanger innovator Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh, Irish master singer Iarla Ó Lionáird, and New York pianist Thomas Bartlett (aka Doveman). Hear more of the band's spine-tingling performance from that night, including material that is not part of their self-titled release. (Part 2 of 2)

PROGRAM #3616 NS Live: The Gloaming, part 2 (First aired on 7/11/2014)

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The Gloaming

New Sounds Live @ the Greene Space, June 20, 2014

Freedom/ (Saoirse) [5:04]
Hunting the Squirrel / The Girl Who Broke My Heart [5:58]

“Slan le Maigh” (“Farewell to the Maigue”) /Closing Set [13:13]

This performance not available commercially. All of the tunes in the set are available on The Gloaming’s self-titled record, out on Brassland. (Brassland HWY-037)
store.brassland.org

Martin Hayes, fiddle Dennis Cahill, guitar w/ Ioana Petcu-Colan, violin

Compositions

David Flynn: Music for the Departed, excerpt [5:24]

Private CDR, the tune has been arranged for guitar and released on “Dave Flynn - Contemporary Traditional Irish Guitar”
www.cmc.ie OR
www.cdbaby.com

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