Fiddler’s Green

his is part of a cut from a CD I fiddled on for a musician friend (who plays all other instruments except for the bodhran, which is played by another friend, Ian Abramovitch). It's also a sort of test for file sound file formats. If you use SoundMachine to play the selection, be aware that it will download the file to your hard drive.

(392K aiff file: Mac)

Da Auld Peat Rod/The Pint of Stout
from Pat MacSwyney’s

The Pint of Stout.

(392K wav file: Win)

For more celtic tunes go to my other page, Eclectic Duckbite, where RealAudio is served, making more room for more tunes! Yeaaaaaa!

Don’t have a sound utility to play the files above? Download Rod Kennedy's SoundMachine (Mac) from his Site.

**Sorry all you DOS/Windows folks, someone has yet to enlighten me on a good standard sound utility for those formats!**
Celtic Regional Arts Institute of California
(C.R.A.I.C. [pronounced: “crak” and means “fun or good times” in Gaelic]) Promoting the Celtic arts throughout the Southern California area, from dance and music to language and art. Great sessiuns!

Ceolas:
Celtic Music on the Internet. Find that music you’ve been looking for. Let your keyboard do the walking.

Fiddler Magazine
This is a fantastic mag for any fiddlers out there. From traditional Celtic to Bluegrass, Old Timey, Quebecois, and so on. Articles, tunes, interviews with artists transcriptions of tunes and more.


Recipe for Haggis
Gotcha! Yar. If you haven't tried it, don’t make a face yet. This falls under two catagories: a) Random shock value (unless, of course, you have no idea what I’m talking about. Doh!); and b) Good to eat but wouldn’t dream of attempting to cook some myself, my lack of skill in the kitchen being legendary. Unfortunately for you, unless you’re planning a trip to Scotland anytime soon--or are reading this FROM Scotland--(or attending a Robert Burns party), it’s not a likely menu item here in the U.S. I can hear the oh, darns now… This link is courtesy of
The Essential Guide to Aberdeen.


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