An Fhidil Bheo – Ceol an Northern Fiddler
The legacy of the 1979 publication of The Northern Fiddler is explored through performance and discussion from some of the north's leading fiddle players.
FoilsÃodh 'The Northern Fiddler' i 1979 - bailiúchán uathúil de cheol, grianghraif, léaráidà agus agallaimh le ceoltóirà ThÃr Chonaill agus TÃr Eoghain lena n-áirÃtear John Doherty, John Loughran agus Con Cassidy.
Déantar oidhreacht an leabhair a chur i láthair sa chlár 'An Fhidil Bheo: Ceol an Northern Fiddler' trà chaint is trà cheol le Maurice Bradley (Deisceart Dhoire), Ellie NÃc Fhionnghaile (Gleann Cholm Cille), Dónal McCague (Muineachán), Mairéad Nà Mhaonaigh (Gaoth Dobhair), Maggie Maguire (Fear Manach), Laura Kerr (Ard Mhacha), Dermy Diamond (Béal Feirste), Conor Caldwell (Béal Feirste), Sinéad McKenna (TÃr Eoghain), Paddy Glackin (Baile Ã�tha Cliath), RoisÃn McGrory (Inis Eoghain) agus Dermot McLaughlin (Doire).
The legacy of the 1979 publication of The Northern Fiddler is explored through performance and discussion from some of the north's leading fiddle players.
The Northern Fiddler, published in 1979, is a unique compilation of music, photos, illustrations and interviews of Donegal and Tyrone musicians of the calibre of John Doherty, John Loughran and Con Cassidy.
The legacy of the book is explored in An Fhidil Bheo: Ceol an Northern Fiddler through performance and discussion from leading fiddle players Maurice Bradley, Ellie NÃc Fhionnghaile, Dónal McCague, Mairéad Nà Mhaonaigh, Maggie Maguire, Laura Kerr, Dermy Diamond, Conor Caldwell, Sinéad McKenna, Paddy Glackin, RoisÃn McGrory and Dermot McLaughlin.
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Clips
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RóisÃn McGrory - Dinny McLaughlin
Duration: 01:50
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John Doherty
Duration: 04:28
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John Loughran
Duration: 02:22
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Mairead NÃ Mhaonaigh
Duration: 01:27
Broadcasts
- Sun 15 Mar 2020 22:00Âé¶¹Éç Two Northern Ireland & Northern Ireland HD only
- Sun 11 Jul 2021 21:30Âé¶¹Éç Two Northern Ireland & Northern Ireland HD only
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