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One of the last of the great wandering Irish bards, Turlough O'Carolan (1670-1738) composed beautiful, lilting, and often haunting melodies on his harp. Blinded by smallpox in his late teens, O'Carolan navigated life through the patronage system, composing songs in praise of wealthy benefactors in exchange for ample room and board. By all accounts, he lived very well this way, traversing Ireland for close to 50 years. Because Irish harp music was rarely written down, what survives today was passed down by generations of musicians. There are over 200 songs attributed to Turlough O'Carolan. I like to think that he would be gratified to hear how the centuries have weathered, transformed, and revived his music. Known to be a gregarious and lively man, O'Carolan enjoyed fellowship and good drink. Perhaps feeling a kinship in more than musical terms, I chose "One Bottle More" as the title track and "Ode to Whiskey" as a good starting point for the the journey. Slainte, enjoy in good health!
--Donal Hinely, 9/5/17

credits

released November 10, 2017

Donal Hinely--glasses, guitar
Bob Bielefeld--whistle, flute
Martha Gay--harp
Alex Korolov--viola da gamba
Jim Hancock--guitar
Paul Umbach--guitar, percussion

Huge thanks to the amazingly talented Paul Umbach at the Snug Studio in Nashville, TN. It's hard to imagine getting this done without you. Big thanks are also due to Bob Bielefeld, Martha Gay, Jim Hancock, Alex Korolov, Fergus Hinely, Andrew Lesny. To the members of Cantiga: It has been an honor and a privilege to share a stage with you, to bear witness to your consummate artistry and professionalism, and to be inspired by your example. For booking and more head to www.donalhinely.com.

Recorded and mixed by Paul Umbach at The Snug Studio, Nashville, TN
Tracks 2,6,8,12 recorded by Jim Hancock at Scarborough Renaissance Festival, mixed by Paul Umbach
Mastered by Alex McCollough at True East Mastering, Nashville, TN
Graphic design by Fergus Hinely
Photo by Andrew Lesny

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Donal Hinely and the Music of the Glass Harmonica Nashville, Tennessee

With a little water, an agile touch, and an odd assortment of wine glasses and brandy snifters purchased at thrift stores, Donal Hinely has entertained and delighted groups at festivals, street fairs, coffee houses, special events, private parties, weddings, and art shows throughout the southern and mid eastern United States. ... more

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