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Frames violinist Colm Mac Con Iomaire gives his The Hare’s Corner solo album the official launch treatment this September when he plays – where else? – Whelan’s.
Colm will launch his new solo record on September 7 in Whelan's, Dublin.
While not out and out trad, the collection has a pronounced Irish flavour.
“The phrase ‘The Hare’s Corner’ comes from the ancient Irish custom of at harvest time leaving a corner of a field uncut for the hare to escape to,” he explains. “I first heard my father Liam, mention the phrase in a conversation we had about the famous writer and Irish language activist Máirtín Ó Cadhain. Ó Cadhain identified the Gaeltachtaí as being like the Hare's Corner of Ireland.
Thankfully the linguistic uniqueness of the Gaeltacht endures, but our language is still in jeopardy.”
Frames violinist Colm Mac Con Iomaire gives his The Hare’s Corner solo album the official launch treatment this September when he plays – where else? – Whelan’s.
Colm will launch his new solo record on September 7 in Whelan's, Dublin.
While not out and out trad, the collection has a pronounced Irish flavour.
“The phrase ‘The Hare’s Corner’ comes from the ancient Irish custom of at harvest time leaving a corner of a field uncut for the hare to escape to,” he explains. “I first heard my father Liam, mention the phrase in a conversation we had about the famous writer and Irish language activist Máirtín Ó Cadhain. Ó Cadhain identified the Gaeltachtaí as being like the Hare's Corner of Ireland.
Thankfully the linguistic uniqueness of the Gaeltacht endures, but our language is still in jeopardy.”
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