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Vermont Institute of Celtic Arts

January 5, 2025
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Central Vermont is an ideal location for this unique educational institute as the majority of the local area was originally settled by Scottish and Irish immigrants. We are currently based in central Vermont’s wild hills close to the village of Marshfield. The location is secluded enough to provide an appropriate atmosphere for numerous social and musical activities, and yet close enough to two major interstates so as to be easily accessible.

No. Ireland Piping & Drumming School - O'Neill & Runfurly House

January 1, 2025
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The Northern Ireland Piping and Drumming school was founded in 1980 and is supported by an annual grant from The Arts Council of Northern Ireland.

No. Ireland Piping & Drumming School - Devenish College Campus

January 1, 2025
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The Northern Ireland Piping and Drumming school was founded in 1980 and is supported by an annual grant from The Arts Council of Northern Ireland.

No. Ireland Piping & Drumming School - Laurelhill College Campus

January 1, 2025
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The Northern Ireland Piping and Drumming school was founded in 1980 and is supported by an annual grant from The Arts Council of Northern Ireland.

tyler fry - tenor drummer

January 12, 2024
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This is the official Web site of Tyler Fry and the full range of TyFry™ tenor drumming products.

sean patrick regan

April 12, 2023
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Sean Patrick Regan is a former amateur National and World Solo Piping Champion. Based in the United States, he is an Open (professional) Grade competitor and ended 2020 ranked 3rd in the EUSPBA.

Northern Ireland Piping and Drumming school

August 5, 2022
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The Northern Ireland Piping and Drumming school was founded in 1980 and is supported by an annual grant from The Arts Council of Northern Ireland.

uilleann piping and whistle lessons

February 12, 2022
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Uilleann piping, low whistle and tin whistle lessons in the Los Angeles Area. s The Uilleann Pipes are a distinctive type of bagpipe native to Ireland. Unlike the more widely recognized Scottish Highland pipes, Uilleann pipes are known for their sweet, expressive tone and the ability to play a wider range of notes. The name “Uilleann” comes from the Irish word “uille” (elbow), highlighting a unique feature of the instrument: it is played with a bellows operated by the elbow to supply air to the bag, rather than by blowing into it. This method allows the piper to play continuously without the need for pauses to take a breath.

trad lessons

February 12, 2022
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On this site you will find a collection of short videos demonstrating tunes commonly played in San Diego and Los Angeles Irish sessions. Each tune is played once up to speed and then once slowly.