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Hi all,

This is just a little research on whistle teachers in the Raleigh/Durham area. We are hoping to move back to the area.


Paula

I think Rob Sharer still teaches
whistle if you ask real nice.

Welcome back, if you get here.
Drop by the sessions and say hi.

Oh, I think I just realized who you
inherited that Abell whistle from,
then.

fearfaoin wrote:Drop by the sessions and say hi.

<-- Like that!

Probably do. And you are??

Hi all,

It's official, we will be back in NC by summer. I plan to get back into Irish dance and try to get some help with the whistle. Yippeeeee!

Hi all,

We are finally back in Durham, NC AND in our old house. Wow, huh? I have had the awesome opportunity to meet Eric Hahn in Raleigh. He is an awesome whistle player and has helped so much. I am looking for more whistle venues in the area. I know Raleigh seems to be the gravitational place and it is just a bit far for me to go often. Are there any venues in Durham, Chapel Hill areas?

shoutjoy wrote:I know Raleigh seems to be the gravitational place and it is just a bit far for me to go often. Are there any venues in Durham, Chapel Hill areas?

I just heard about a new session on Wednesday nights
at Kildare's Irish Pub in Chapel Hill from 6:30 to 8:30.
http://chapelhill.kildaresirishpub.com/

Given the management at Kildare's, you might want to
start going sooner rather than later and make some
connections, for it might not last too long. I hope a
few UNC or Duke students find it. The James Joyce
session in Durham was pretty good when it existed.

Hi,

I don't see it on their calender. Maybe it's already gone.

shoutjoy wrote:I don't see it on their calender. Maybe it's already gone.

Most restaurants barely maintain their websites.
I only posted the site for the address. I heard
the session occurred last night despite the calendar.

Anyway, it's so new it probably isn't even on the
employees' radar.

Oh ok cool.