High-stepping Irish dancing, the music of such evocative instruments as bodhran and fiddle, and songs from near and far are all part of “Christmas with the Celts.” The show that aired on 222 PBS ...

The modern Celtic music of this youthful Madison band is sure to get your foot stomping. Rising Gael's youthful members serve up energetic, modern Celtic music driven with rythm that has been ...

Photo courtesy of Michael Meade/ Caladh Nua consists (from left) Brian Mooney on banjo, Paddy Tutty on fiddle, viola and bodhran, Lisa Butler on lead vocals and fiddle, Derek Morrissey on button ...

From page 73Saturday, October 28 Malahide CCE holds traditional Irish music classes every week from 9.30am to 1pm at Oliver Plunketts national school. Tin whistle, flute, fiddle, bodhrán, drums, piano ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Belfast Connection will start off the festival with Frank Reed on vocals, ...

The NY Irish Center's crowd-pleasing “Crossroads Concerts,” a world music series blending and juxtaposing Irish folk traditions with music from many other cultures, kicks off the new year this month.

Contrary to Seamus Ennis’ much-quoted admonition that the best way to play the bodhrán was with a penknife, this percussion instrument is a much-admired and prominent feature in many Irish traditional ...

Of all the instruments in traditional music, the bodhran has arguably enjoyed the most spectacular renaissance. When Paddy Moloney was forming the Chieftains in the early 1960s, he recalls that ...

It's almost time for Irish Fest, and you still can't dance the jig? Have no fear, because the Kinsella Academy of Irish Dance is ready for you, providing lessons that'll give you the skills to compete ...

It's almost time for Irish Fest, and you still can't dance the jig? Have no fear, because the Kinsella Academy of Irish Dance is ready for you, providing lessons that'll give you the skills to compete ...

There’s an old joke that goes, “What’s the best way to play a bodhrán? With a penknife.” The slag is reputed to have come from the piper Séamus Ennis – infuriated by beginners buying a bodhrán at a ...