Good article regarding Irish traditional music
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Re: Good article regarding Irish traditional music
Very interesing article, with some good pointers.
Traditional music should really get more attention - In all countries.
A lot of people i know, dont listen to traditional music, or give it any attention.
But when I make people listen to something, they really like it.
More attention to our music, is always a good thing.
Traditional music should really get more attention - In all countries.
A lot of people i know, dont listen to traditional music, or give it any attention.
But when I make people listen to something, they really like it.
More attention to our music, is always a good thing.
Playing music since 2006
Whistle and different sets of bagpipes.
Whistle and different sets of bagpipes.
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Re: Good article regarding Irish traditional music
Thank you for sharing, this was a great article. I see many investment ideas in the article that would certainly enhance Irish culture and communities though the music. However, It is my belief that the culture of traditional Irish music itself gets in the way of commercialization. The music is meant to be shared from generation to generation as a means to keep the tradition alive. The need for money always gets in the way of life's great wholesome gifts.
Cheers!