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Published by Richie Piggott
Irish music historian and author Richie Piggott shares interviews with musicians, broadcasters, researchers and storytellers who have shaped the Irish traditional music scene.
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Welcome to the fourth episode of Irish Music Memories. Here I share interviews with musicians, broadcasters, researchers and storytellers who have shaped the traditional Irish music scene in Ireland and beyond. Today, I share an interview with sound engineer, radio producer, record producer, researcher and lecturer Harry Bradshaw.
Welcome to the third episode of Irish Music Memories. Here I share interviews with musicians, broadcasters, researchers and storytellers who have shaped the traditional Irish music scene in Ireland and beyond. Today I'm speaking to the esteemed author, musician, broadcaster, researcher and founder of the Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA), Nicholas Carolan.
Welcome to the second episode of Irish Music Memories. Here I will share interviews with musicians, broadcasters, researchers and storytellers who have shaped the traditional Irish music scene in Ireland and beyond. Today I'm speaking to singer, musician and broadcaster, Mary Conroy.
Welcome to the first episode of Irish Music Memories. Here I will share interviews with musicians, broadcasters, researchers and storytellers who have shaped the traditional Irish music scene in Ireland and beyond. Today I'm speaking to uilleann piper, teacher and broadcaster, Peter Browne.
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