December 13, 2020 1:00-3:00
In this class, Adam will teach two of his new tunes, a strathspey and a reel, originally commissioned to celebrate the work of the Braemar Mountain Rescue. The tunes are called Inspector John Duff of Braemar Police Mountain Rescue and In Praise of the Braes.
NEIL PEARLMAN, on Sunday Oct 25, at 1:00 pm
“The Stone Frigate” , a pipe reel in Dmaj by PM Donald M. Carrigan
and more…..
With guests Troy MacGillivray and Janine Randall, was recorded live at the Concord City Auditorium in Concord NH.
The production of the CD was partially supported by the Arthur Getz Trust, Citizens Bank, N.A. Trustee
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JEREMIAH MCLANE
December 15, 2019
1:00 – 5:00 PM
The Concord Community Music School
23 Wall St Concord, NH
“The Harp & the Shamrock” hornpipe in Gmaj (by Pat Crowley)
“Da Lounge Bar” in Dmaj (by Rannveig Djønne & Annlaug Børsheim)
“Rain on the Woodpile” reel (by Rob Harbron)
“Terminus” reel in Ddor (by Rob Harbron)
Note that this is not the usual last Sunday of the month due to the holidays…
November gathering
Nov 24 2019 – 1:00 to 5:00 PM
Concord Community Music School, Concord NH
ANNE HOOPER
Hughie and Janet’s March (by Andrea Beaton), Emin
The Nine Pint Coggie (reel), Emin
The Warlocks, Emin
All the World You’ve Yet to See, strathspey, Dmaj, by Jeff Rowan
Ronas Voe, waltz in Gmaj, by Ronnie Cooper
Mickie Ainsworth, reel in Dmaj, by Ronnie Cooper
ANNE HOOPER
April 28, 2019
1:00 – 5:00 PM
The Concord Community Music School
23 Wall St Concord, NH
Anne Hooper will teach two tunes, which were learned from the late John Campbell.
Inverary Castle
Glenora Reel
DON & CINDY ROY
February 24, 2019
1:00 – 5:00 PM
The Concord Community Music School
23 Wall St Concord, NH
Tunes:
Miss Margaret Graham of Gartmore (strathspey)
Tom Rae (reel)
The Rendezvous (reel)
January 27, 2019
1:00 – 5:00 PM
The Concord Community Music School
23 Wall St Concord, NH
Ian MacDougall will lead our January workshop.
The tunes are:
David Surette
September 30, 2018
1:00 – 5:00 pm
The Concord Community Music School
23 Wall St Concord, NH
One of New England’s finest guitarists, David Surette, will be leading our September workshop. David has generated a following for his work as a soloist with solo albums “Back Roads” and “Trip to Kemper” establishing him as a top player and arranger of Celtic fingerstyle guitar. His diverse repertoire also includes original compositions, blues, ragtime, traditional American roots music, and folk music from a variety of traditions, all played with finesse, taste, and virtuosity. He is equally at home on the mandolin and bouzouki. Known as a top-notch accompanist in New England’s contra dance and Celtic music circles, David is also in demand as a studio musician and sideman. He has performed throughout the country at festivals, concerts, coffeehouses and contra dances, and in 1999 toured in Brittany, France.
Since 1988 Surette has enjoyed a musical partnership with singer Susie Burke. They recently released a duo recording, “Sometimes in the Evening.” David also plays regularly with fiddler Rodney Miller. They performed together at the 1999 Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife and have collaborated on two recordings.
In addition to performing and recording, Surette maintains an active teaching schedule, heading the folk department at the Concord (NH) Community Music School and teaching at numerous summer music camps, including Maine Fiddle Campe, Augusta Heritage Festival (WV), Swannanoa Gathering (NC), Summer Acoustic Music Week (NH), and Valley of the Moon Scottish Fiddle School (CA). He received an NEA travel grant in 1994 to study the traditional music of Brittany, and has written a book of Celtic guitar arrangements for Mel Bay Publications.
Sylvia Miskoe was the leader for the June gathering, which focused on creating a scottish country dance set.
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