Deirdre Havlin, flute (formerly with Deanta) is now with the London Lasses, who have a new CD out. The U.S launch has these dates:
Date
Venue
Contact
Tues 26 Aug
St Gabriel School,
1 Tudor Road, Milford CT 06460
Tel. (203) 301 0142
www.johnwhelan.com
Wed 27 Aug
The Burren
247 Elm Street, Davis Square
Somerville MA 02144
Tel. (617) 776 6896
www.burren.com
Thurs 28 Aug
Club Café Live
56-58 South 12th Street • Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Tel. (412) 431 4950
www.clubcafelive.com
Fri 29 Aug
Commodore Barry Club
Carpenter Lane and Emlen Street
Philadelphia, PA 19119
Tel. (215) 843 8051
www.philadelphiaceiligroup.org
Sat 30 Aug
O’Neill’s (with Brian Conway)
729 Third Avenue, (45 & 46 Sts.)
New York City
Tel. (212) 661-3530
www.oneillsirishbar.com
Their main website is http://www.londonlasses.net
If anyone attends, please try to say hello to Deirdre for me, since they're not coming anywhere near me in California.
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Kevin, thanks for the news. I'm so glad that Deirdre has joined a band and begun recording again. She's just too good not to be heard.
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Show was good.
Flute featured prominently in the sound mix. (C+F's own DANCESWITHTROUT was working the sound board so that was no accident).
Oh my god! Has anyone seen this woman's playing position! It hurt just to look at her. Left handed. Right shoulder stuck out perpendicular to her torso, and up about nose level. Shoulder pushes flute against her lip.
I couldn't do it even just to show you, yet she makes it work for her.
Show was not very well attended, which was a shame. We have an embarassment of riches on the I-trad scene here. It's hard to promote the umpteenth "First Rate Irish Band" that comes through.
Local boy John Whelan jumped up onstage at the end for a few tunes.
I think she has six fingers on her right hand.
They had keyboard accompaniment, It was done well enough, but I personally don't care for it too much.
Tune selection was a little bit unusual, but refreshing. An assortment or jigs and reels, of course, but also some waltzes, bar dances, a couple of songs and even an O'Carolan.
Definitely worth seeing if you can.
Regards,
jb
Flute featured prominently in the sound mix. (C+F's own DANCESWITHTROUT was working the sound board so that was no accident).
Oh my god! Has anyone seen this woman's playing position! It hurt just to look at her. Left handed. Right shoulder stuck out perpendicular to her torso, and up about nose level. Shoulder pushes flute against her lip.
I couldn't do it even just to show you, yet she makes it work for her.
Show was not very well attended, which was a shame. We have an embarassment of riches on the I-trad scene here. It's hard to promote the umpteenth "First Rate Irish Band" that comes through.
Local boy John Whelan jumped up onstage at the end for a few tunes.
I think she has six fingers on her right hand.
They had keyboard accompaniment, It was done well enough, but I personally don't care for it too much.
Tune selection was a little bit unusual, but refreshing. An assortment or jigs and reels, of course, but also some waltzes, bar dances, a couple of songs and even an O'Carolan.
Definitely worth seeing if you can.
Regards,
jb