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The Irish in Country: Putting the Celtic Fringe on the Music Charts

Just hours before winning a Grammy, country singer Kathy Mattea reminisced about her first meeting…

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Yankee Doodle Irish

This is a song about George M. Cohan. CO-HAN, not Coen. And yet, when I…

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Black ’47: The Clancy Brothers of the 90’s?

As Larry Kirwan, the wiry lead guitarist and singer drags out this melodramatic emigration song,…

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The Great Victor Herbert
1998HiberniaIn This Issue 1998March April 1998 IssueMusic ArchivesOctober November 2012 Issue

The Great Victor Herbert

By Jack Callahan Mar 1, 1998 8 min read
The city of New York erected a statue of Victor Herbert in Central Park. In 1939, Hollywood paid homage to him with the aptly titled biographical film “The Great Victor […]
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We’re Here and We’re Irish
1992FeatureJuly August 1992Music Archives

We’re Here and We’re Irish

By Patsy Murphy

July August 1992
Jul 23, 1996 11 min read
There is a creative wave happening in Ireland that is stretching all the way across the Atlantic and washing up on the shores of America. Patsy Murphy examines this phenomenon. […]
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Mozart’s Irish Tenor
1995FeatureHistory ArchivesIn This Issue 1995July August 1995Music Archives

Mozart’s Irish Tenor

By Isabelle Emerson

July/August 1995
Jul 8, 1995 10 min read
Isabelle Emerson writes on the fascinating life of Irish tenor Michael Kelly. Michael Kelly’s career started early: at the age of three he was served up on the table with […]
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Music Review: Nashville Finds Its Irish Roots
1992In This Issue 1992Music ArchivesNovember 1992

Music Review: Nashville Finds Its Irish Roots

By Jim Kelton

November 1992
Nov 1, 1992 5 min read
The Chieftains are the most Irish of all commercial bands and, therefore, the most universal in spirit. They embody their musical heritage with such fierce allegiance to its true origins […]
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Women in Irish Traditional Music
1992ArchiveIn This Issue 1992July August 1992Music Archives

Women in Irish Traditional Music

By P.J. Curtis

July August 1992
Jul 12, 1992 6 min read
In a small, dimly lit pub in a West Clare village, a group of attentive listeners gather around an elderly woman seated in a corner. The year is 1958 and […]
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Nothing’s Missing from The Missing Reel
1991Music ArchivesSeptember 1991

Nothing’s Missing from The Missing Reel

By Earle Hitchner

September 1991
Sep 7, 1991 6 min read
Every so often in Irish traditional music, a marvelous album comes along without much advance fanfare. The Missing Reel by fiddler Séamus McGuire and flutist John Lee, with superb support […]
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