Duos
Melody carries a tune. But two voices produce
harmony. Sometimes it can be the melody of the guitar with the rhythm
and pounding of the bodhran, sometimes the blending of stringed voices
with mandolin and fiddle, sometimes the airy whistle rising above the
rhythms of bass, or the drone of the pipes over the pounding of drums,
but always with the spirit of the Celt. When two multi-talented
individual musicians perform together, we often achieve something more
than the total of each separate.
Bed & Breakfast |
Atlanta |
eclectic duo of Bill and Brenda
Sutton specialize in Irish pub songs and unusual modern
folk/acoustic music |
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Corner House |
Columbia |
Based in Columbia, SC, features Andi Hearn
on vocals
and fiddle and Davey Mathias on guitar. Well versed in the traditional
music and song of Ireland, they share their dynamic music with
enthusiasm. They are often joined by expanding guest book of
musicians: pipers, fiddlers, banjo, concertina and accordion
players.
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Lynch & Cannon |
Huntsville |
tight instrumentation and vocals, ranging from
slow airs to hard-hitting seafaring songs, jigs, and reels,
including songs in Irish and Scottish |
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The
McLauchlans |
Atlanta |
providing spirited live performances of
popular Irish and Scottish. Duncan is a talented Scottish singer and
songwriter, as well as multi-instrumentalist backed by Glaucia great
percussion. |
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Siansa |
Atlanta |
harmony of their music extends to the full
range of Celtic, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish traditional melodies of
the last several centuries, especially those of Turlough O'Carolan,
and a little contemporary |
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Susan Ottzen Duo |
Atlanta |
Susan's foot tapping, bouncy, swinging,
lively jazz harp and bass duo |
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Toucan Dubh |
Atlanta |
Ian and Julia, both talented musicians and
singers, bring to their performances a fun, whimsical side of Irish
and Celtic music, with a strong repertoire of Irish trad and Ian's
own seafaring songs |
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