Angelina Carberry!

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Angelina’s unmistakeable sound is at times dark and earthy, coupled with a weighted deeply grounded rhythm, the momentum, measured, unstoppable.

Website: http://reeltrad.com/
Members: 41
Latest Activity: Mar 21

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Links!

1 ~ Angelina ~ Irish Trad
2 ~ Angelina ~ Harp Productions
3 ~ Angelina ~ An Traidisiun Beo
4 ~ Angelina ~ Memories from the Holla

Discussion Forum

Key of The Miller of Drone Set

Started by Ron Scott. Last reply by Ron Scott Oct 2, 2012. 2 Replies 1 Like

I'd like to learn Angelina's The Miller of Drone set from the An Traidisiun Beo CD. However, it sounds to be in an unusual key. (I have learned several sets from her other CDs, all of which sound…Continue

Angelina Carberry at the O'Flaherty Retreat

Started by Michael Keyes Oct 1, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes

How many of you are going to the O'Flaherty Retreat later on this month and taking the banjo class from AC? I understand that it is sold out. Mike KeyesContinue

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Comment by Michael Keyes on February 22, 2013 at 9:59pm: That video can only be opened by people who are on a special list set up by the owner. If so, there is no other link, but there are plenty of other videos of her out there. Plus there are some from the class only for the class members.

Mike

Comment by Bruce Barton on February 22, 2013 at 8:54pm: Hi Mark, I was in that class too -- it was great fun, wasn't it!! I'm still working on the tunes. I couldn't open the video on p. 2 either.

Comment by Mark Carlson on February 22, 2013 at 7:36pm: Hi, I just discovered Angelina's group and joined right away. I was very fortunate to have had her as banjo teacher at O'Flaherty 2012. Wow! I just tried to watch the video at the bottom of p.2 and couldn't, because "The video is private." Is there another link to it that anyone is aware of? Thanks!

Comment by Michael Keyes on August 26, 2011 at 7:23pm: AC told me that she just started to play triplets on the upstroke on her own. She teaches the standard downstroke triplet in class.

Comment by j on August 26, 2011 at 5:41am: Thoughts on her up-down-up triplet style?...

I am assuming she is playing a short neck Banjo.

Comment by Paul Maytan Jr. on June 23, 2011 at 5:41pm: What gives with Angelina lately? The old website her and Martin had seems to have vanished and Martins website hardly acknowleges her. There is no sign of her at the festivals or workshops either....hmmmm, could it be the genius has taken a haitus?

Comment by Diarmaid O'Kane on August 11, 2010 at 9:06am: Hi Chris at the right tension, a thin clear head will give clearer and deeper bass than the frosted or renaissance heads, which sound more muffled and muddy to me anyway.

Comment by Dick Glasgow on May 8, 2010 at 3:48am: Lucky you Brendan.
I guess the rest of us will just have to make do with the CD!
;-)

Comment by Brendan Redmond on May 7, 2010 at 8:15pm: Was fortunate enough to see and hear Peter and Angelina playing in the Seamus Ennis Centre recently, it was a magnificent night of music.

Comment by Ron Scott on May 6, 2010 at 8:02pm: I had only been familiar with Angela's playing on a couple of YouTubes until recently. Just received her CDs (the solo and the disc with her husband Martin). WOW! This is the style of playing I love! She makes the music come alive - great phrasing, rhythms, and ornamentation - true to my concept of the music's tradition. Not a bunch of pyrotechnics! Can't wait to get the Peter Carberry CD that I also have on order. Thanks for for the head's up on these great players Mike et al.