My friend Peter from Frankfurt/Germany posted this video in which he is playing a song by Peter Hoben from Castlebar Co. Mayo. His bouzouki ...

2Duos is a Scottish/German project and consists of Aaron Jones, Claire Mann and Gudrun Walters and Jürgen Treyz. They mix German and Scottis...

Donal Lunny has produced an eight part series for TG4 in Ireland. He travelled all around Ireland to find young talented musicians to put a ...

Robert Tincher plays a nice version of this well known emigration song. Filmed on Sept. 27,2009 at the Lousville Irish Fest at Bellarmine Un...

Some videos from a TG4 programme. There is no information, when this session was recorded. First Dennis Ryan's and The Cock and Hen Rosc...

Donal Lunny playing Bouzouki and Mary Custy playing fiddle with two fine jigs here. I can't understand what the name of the first jig is...

A really good version of the blacksmith by Kyle. He's got a real powerful playing on this one. A tribute to Andy Irvine and his well kno...

Ralf, the writer of the German book for the Irish Bouzouki just informed me, that his book is currently translated into English. The Uillean...

Beth Patterson together with Iona. Fine live performance from November 22,2009. First a new song by Beth called Click(?) This one's by I...

SIMMO7TS posted a 42 min survey of some festival shots. First there is Patrick Street with some songs and tunes. After that there's Chum...

Andy Irvine visited Paul Doyle to have some pickups installed. After work he played around with some new Andylinns. Plains of Kildare: The B...

Recently Andy Irvine was guest on Balcony TV. He played one of his signature songs, Never tire of the road. Balcony TV was founded in June 2...

Ben Williamson from Yellow Springs, Ohio is a Bouzouki player who not only plays Irish music but also Bulgarian, Arabic and New Age music. H...

You've heard a tune, but don't know its name? Here's a little helper. Just go to http://tunepal.org . Java must be enabled and y...

Here's a little text I found which deals with Guitar accompaniment on Irish tunes I think it is written by Alan Campbell. Lots of tips f...