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SUMMARY:Black 47
DESCRIPTION:Admission is FREE but tickets are required.\nPlease call the McCarter Theatre Box Office at (609) 258 – 2787.\nThey played more gigs at Shea Stadium than The Beatles\, shut down the city of Hoboken\, appeared multiple times on Leno\, Letterman\, and O’Brien\, starred in a movie with their fans Matt Dillon and Danny Glover\, helped spring the Guilford Four and the Birmingham Six from British prisons\, saved an Irish immigrant church from the wrecking ball. \nAnything else? Oh yeah\, their CD IRAQ was the most popular with troops serving in Iraq\, their song The Big Fellah was featured for 3 minutes on Sons of Anarchy\, they’ve played over 2500 gigs from pubs to stadiums and released 14 CDs\, their songs are used in hundreds of high school and college history and political science courses\, and they intend disbanding on November 8th 2014\, exactly 25 years after their first gig in The Bronx. \nThen again\, Black 47 has always done it their way. Led by Irish author\, playwright\, and SiriusXM radio host\, Larry Kirwan\, Black 47 play a uniquely Irish form of rock ‘n’ roll that touches on many social and political issues\, and yet is never less than entertaining and riveting. Black 47 earned their chops playing four sets a night in New York pubs. They gained national attention for their first indie record before The Cars’ Ric Ocasek produced their second album\, Fire Of Freedom which brought them mainstream attention with MTV favorites\, Funky Ceili and Maria’s Wedding. \nThrough years of relentless touring the band’s signature eclectic sound\, socially conscious lyrics and exciting concerts paved the way for other Irish influenced bands such as Flogging Molly and The Dropkick Murphys. A band of band leaders\, Black 47 includes\, Geoff Blythe (saxophones)\, Thomas Hamlin (drums)\,\nFred Parcells (trombone/whistle)\, Joseph Mulvanerty (uilleann pipes/flutes/bodhran) & Joseph “Bearclaw” on bass. \nThis legendary Irish rock band has left a lasting legacy and they intend going out with a bang. Their final CD\, Last Call\, will be released in January. \n* This event is FREE\, but tickets are required. Please call the McCarter Theatre Center Box Office at (609) 258 – 2787.\n 
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LOCATION:Berlind Theatre\, McCarter Theatre Center\, Princeton\, NJ\, 08544\, United States
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SUMMARY:Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill
DESCRIPTION:Fiddler Martin Hayes and guitarist Dennis Cahill will perform Irish traditional music on Friday\, April 25\, at 4:30 p.m. in the James M. Stewart ’32 Theater at 185 Nassau Street.  The performance is the final event in the 2013-14 series presented by Princeton University’s Fund for Irish Studies.  The concert is free and open to the public. \n  \n  \n“This remarkable duo has honed a ravishing repertoire by distilling the melodic essence of traditional tunes…bringing chamber music’s intensity and dynamic control to folk music.” \n(Seattle Times)\nMartin Hayes and Dennis Cahill are two of the world’s leading artists in traditional Irish music. Their adventurous\, soulful interpretations of traditional tunes are recognized the world over for their exquisite musicality and irresistible rhythm.  The New York Times calls them “a Celtic complement to Steve Reich’s Quartets and Miles Davis’s Sketches of Spain.” Their latest CD\, Welcome Here Again\, captures the chemistry of their duo playing. \nFiddler Martin Hayes\, from East County Clare\, is considered one of Ireland’s most innovative and influential musicians.  He was raised in a famous musical family in rural County Clare\, and had won six All-Ireland fiddle championships by age 19.  Dennis Cahill was born and raised in Chicago to parents from County Kerry\, Ireland. He is a master guitarist whose spare\, essential accompaniment to Hayes’ fiddle is acknowledged as a major breakthrough for guitar in the Irish tradition.  The duo has toured throughout the world for almost twenty years including multiple tours to Australia\, Japan\, Italy\, Germany\, France\, Holland\, Scandinavia\, Canada\, the U.K. and Ireland as well as stops in Hong Kong\, the People’s Republic of China\, Poland and Mexico. Hayes and Cahill have recorded three critically acclaimed albums together on Green Linnet Records.  They were the featured performers at the March 17\, 2011 annual St. Patrick’s Day Congressional Luncheon playing for the President\, Vice-President\, members of Congress\, and the President of Ireland at the Capitol\, and that evening at the White House. \nIn February 2013 the duo performed a “Tiny Desk Concert” for NPR: \n \nTwo recent projects have received much attention: Masters of Tradition\, an ensemble of seven Irish virtuoisi on tour\, based on a festival Martin curates each year in County Cork; and The Gloaming\, a new Irish “supergroup” that includes singer Iarla O Lionaird (Afro Celt Sound System) and the New York downtown pianist Doveman (Thomas Bartlett). Their musical explorations have included collaborations with jazz guitarist Bill Frisell\, “new grass” duo Darol Anger and Mike Marshall\, and the Irish Chamber Orchestra. \n“Our allegiance is to the spirit of the moment\,” says Hayes of their concert appearances. “Our primary wish is that the musical experience be one that lifts our spirits and those of the audience.”\n[hr top] \nHayes & Cahill\, photographed by Derek Speirs\nMartin Hayes\, from East County Clare\, began playing the fiddle at the age of seven and went on to win six All-Ireland fiddle championships before the age of nineteen. He is the recipient of numerous awards including Folk Instrumentalist of the Year from BBC Radio\, Man of the Year from the American Irish Historical Society and Musician of the Year from TG4\, the Irish language television station. Martin has contributed music\, both original and traditional\, to modern dance performance\, theatre\, film and television. He is the artistic director of Masters of Tradition\, an annual festival in Bantry\, County Cork and functions in the same capacity for the touring production of the festival featuring other Irish music masters\, including Dennis Cahill\, which toured the U.S. in April 2012 and will tour again in March 2013. Both Martin and Dennis are part of the new Irish band\, The Gloaming\, which explores the edges of traditional Irish music. Martin also collaborates with the American classical music quartet\, Brooklyn Rider. He teaches advanced fiddle classes at festivals and music retreats and in addition to recording two solo albums\, and three duet albums with Dennis Cahill\, has produced and collaborated on recordings with other distinguished Irish musicians\, including his late father\, the esteemed fiddler P.J. Hayes. \nDennis Cahill is a master guitarist from Chicago born to Irish-speaking parents from the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry. His spare\, essential accompaniment to Martin Hayes’ fiddle is acknowledged as a major breakthrough for guitar in the Irish tradition. Besides touring with Martin Hayes for their duet performances\, Dennis is a member of the Masters of Tradition ensemble as well as an annual participant at the festival of the same name\, and plays with The Gloaming. He is a sought-after record producer where he works with musicians in his home studio in Chicago\, as well as a talented photographer (www.denniscahill.com). \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://fis.princeton.edu/event/martin-hayes-dennis-cahill/
LOCATION:James M. Stewart ’32 Theater\, 185 Nassau Street\, Princeton\, 08542
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