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28 Apr 01 - 09:38 PM (#451345) Subject: traditional muscians in toronto From: ollaimh so some one asked about traditional muscians in vancouver, how about toronto. i'm new here. are there traditional muscians who meet regularly ? |
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29 Apr 01 - 01:31 AM (#451439) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca Might try, I think it's the , Bow and Arrow. Sunday afternoons, they have a session of Cape Breton style musicians. Been a while so I'm not sure if it is still done there. |
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29 Apr 01 - 08:06 AM (#451508) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: black walnut There are. Is there a particular tradition you're craving? There's Irish, Cape Breton, Olde Time.... ~ b.w. |
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29 Apr 01 - 08:33 AM (#451513) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: GUEST,Rana Hi, A good resource for sessions in and around Toronto is Wil M's Toronto Celtic Music resources page. From memory there is one Sunday late afternoons at Dora McGeogh's on the Danforth. The Comhaltas hold a session every 2nd and 4th Wednesday at the TRANZAC (they break for summer). Also at the TRANZAC, though not trad, is a Gypsy Swing workshop on Monday's (with a jam or suchlike on Wednesday's) There is other stuff as Black Walnut stated, and maybe she or others can help on that. Rana
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29 Apr 01 - 08:35 AM (#451514) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: GUEST,Rana Can't remember what I did wrong, here is another attempt at the sessions directory link Rana |
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30 Apr 01 - 08:14 AM (#451975) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: Steve Latimer I was at Dora Keogh's yesterday. It's a very nice session, traditional Irish. I'd recommend it. Starts at about 5:00 P.M. on Sundays and it was going strong when whe left at 7:45. |
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02 May 01 - 04:48 PM (#454152) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: ollaimh i knew a steve latimer from truro--that you steve. and i'm open to any available traditional music or open stages, some times i actually break down and play without money offered. |
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02 May 01 - 05:42 PM (#454201) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: GUEST,Rana Don't know any details apart from this, which was forwarded to me by someone. Might be of interest to folks in this thread: (It's TORONTO) Cheers Rana From Mary Carr "Stan O'Donoghue and Eamonn O'Loghlin have organized an afternoon to honour our very own Ena O'Brien. Due to the hectic Feis schedule this is the only date available. Please pass this message on. Tribute to Ena O'Brien The Galway Arms 840 The Queensway Sunday May 13th Entertainment: Frankie Benson, Pat King & Friends From: 2:00 p.m. Tickets: $20.00" |
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03 May 01 - 08:00 AM (#454607) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: Steve Latimer ollaimh, That's interesting. It's not me though and no relation as far as I know. Latimer isn't an overly common name, I've run across a few in my life, but never another Steve. |
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03 May 01 - 02:20 PM (#454940) Subject: RE: traditional muscians in toronto From: Noreen Apparently 'Ceili House' on RTÉ radio (Ireland) last Saturday night came from Toronto- lots of wonderful Irish music. (These programmes are archived, I think.) Noreen |