ComhaltasLive #306-2: The Herschel Arms Céilí Band
From Slough, England the Herschel Arms Céilí Band play a selection of reels - “The Full Set” and “McDonald’s” at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2009. Band members are Niamh Gallagher, Sam Proctor and Laura O’Grady (fiddles), Orlaith McAuliffe and Catherine O’Grady (flutes), Brian Kelly (banjo), Kiernan Brady (uileann pipes), Liam O’Sullivan (accordion), Chris O’Malley (piano) and Steve Burn (drums).
- Date
- 29 January 2010
- Tune
- The Full Set, McDonald's
- Created By
- Willie Fogarty
- Source
- ComhaltasLive
| Performers/Subjects | Instruments |
|---|---|
| Niamh Gallagher | Fiddle |
| Sam Proctor | Fiddle |
| Laura O'Grady | Fiddle |
| Orlaith McAuliffe | Flute |
| Catherine O'Grady | Flute |
| Brian Kelly | Banjo |
| Kiernan Brady | Uilleann Pipes |
| Liam O'Sullivan | Accordion |
| Chris O'Malley | Piano |
| Steve Burn | Drums |
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Programme: ComhaltasLive Programme #306
- ComhaltasLive #306 (Full Programme)
- ComhaltasLive #306-8: A Flute and Concertina Duet at Fleadh 2009
- ComhaltasLive #306-7: All-Ireland U-18 Fiddle Champion 2009 Aoife Ni Bhroin
- ComhaltasLive #306-6: Bronwyn Keith Hynes at Fleadh 2009
- ComhaltasLive #306-5: Rosie Ferguson plays "The Bee's Wing"
- ComhaltasLive #306-4: Scoil Éigse Tutors on Flutes and the Harp
- ComhaltasLive #306-3: The Triogue Céilí Band
- ComhaltasLive #306-1: The Dartry Céilí Band, All-Ireland Champions 2009
Comments
- 1 February 2010
- 8:02 PM GMT
The first tune is actually called “Reel For Grace”. It is a composition of fluter Mike McGoldrick, written for whistle player Grace Kelly. It is often given this incorrect title due to the fact that, while performing the tune on the TG4 program “The Full Set”, he called the tune just that when asked by the host what the title was. He was simply having a bit of fun with the host. He also plays it as “Jig For Grace” before the reel.

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