Episode 61: Elaine O'Sullivan Interview (Accordion)

Blarney Pilgrims Irish Music Podcast

Teenage musicians, crackin the floor in a Drogheda pub and the Wednesday of the Fleadh; passing on the music; community and tunes in Hull, Leeds and the Coventry; the Holyhead night ferry; an English accent in border country, Crossmaglen sessions and the accordion as passport.

Elaine plays these tunes:

Two jigs - Kitty's Rambles (from Vincent Tighe) / Willie Coleman's
Two hornpipes: The Western / The Galway
Toss the Feathers / Grandpa Tommy's Ceili Band
O'Carolan's Draught / Flagstone of Memories (Vincent Broderick)
Apples in the Winter / Eddie Kelly's (from Hugie Gallagher)

You can connect with the South Armagh Traditional Arts Partnership here:
https://www.facebook.com/TraditionalArtsPartnership/

You can follow Elaine here:
https://www.facebook.com/elaine.osullivan.37

And you can also find loads of great videos from the Traditional Arts Partnership here. Including this one they put together for #RTÉVirtualFleadh
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=330638955010076
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