Féile na Tána 2022
4th, 5th and 6th Feb 2022
Keep an eye here for updates as we confirm tutors and performers for 2022!
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Here is our programme from 2021....
Due to the Covid 19 pandemic, our workshops this year will be online via YouTube, which means you can join us from anywhere in the world!!
Workshops are available at a reduced on-line price of €20/£17 for 2021
Private links to the workshops will be sent to each participant on Saturday 6th Feb before 2pm.
Available workshops are:
Fiddle advanced Kevin Burke
Fiddle intermediate Zoë Conway
Tin Whistle advanced Mary Bergin
Tin Whistle intermediate Brian Finnegan
Uilleann Pipes Tiarnán Ó Duinnchinn
Harp Laoise Kelly
Flute Louise Mulcahy
Accordian Dermot Byrne
Concertina Edel Fox
Singing Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh
Banjo Gerry 'Banjo' O'Connor
Bodhrán Robbie Harris
Guitar John Mc Intyre
Bouzouki Dónal Lunny
Sean nós dancing Edwina Guckian
Each of our world-renowned tutors has prepared a video workshop specially for Féile na Tána 2021 with a mix of chat about technique, ornamentation, and some tunes to keep you busy! The workshops are between 30 and 45 minutes long and have been pre-recorded and edited. You will be able to access the video for 1 month, and can start and stop at the touch of a button. Students can also use the slower speed button in YouTube to assist learning if required.
Don't miss our Tutor's Concert at 7pm on Saturday 6th Feb -
Shared live online on the Féile na Tána Facebook and YouTube channel. Free for all to view!
Feel free to comment live and let us know you're watching!
A specially curated and edited pre-recorded video featuring all our tutors.
Another highlight of Féile na Tána is the very special Festival Concert on Sunday 7th February at 4pm which will be shared live online on the Féile na Tána Facebook and YouTube channel.
Featuring pre-recorded and edited footage of outstanding young musicians from the locality and around Ireland.
Free for all to view!
We would like to thank Create Louth and The Arts Council for their support, particularly this year.
4th, 5th and 6th Feb 2022
Keep an eye here for updates as we confirm tutors and performers for 2022!
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Here is our programme from 2021....
Due to the Covid 19 pandemic, our workshops this year will be online via YouTube, which means you can join us from anywhere in the world!!
Workshops are available at a reduced on-line price of €20/£17 for 2021
Private links to the workshops will be sent to each participant on Saturday 6th Feb before 2pm.
Available workshops are:
Fiddle advanced Kevin Burke
Fiddle intermediate Zoë Conway
Tin Whistle advanced Mary Bergin
Tin Whistle intermediate Brian Finnegan
Uilleann Pipes Tiarnán Ó Duinnchinn
Harp Laoise Kelly
Flute Louise Mulcahy
Accordian Dermot Byrne
Concertina Edel Fox
Singing Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh
Banjo Gerry 'Banjo' O'Connor
Bodhrán Robbie Harris
Guitar John Mc Intyre
Bouzouki Dónal Lunny
Sean nós dancing Edwina Guckian
Each of our world-renowned tutors has prepared a video workshop specially for Féile na Tána 2021 with a mix of chat about technique, ornamentation, and some tunes to keep you busy! The workshops are between 30 and 45 minutes long and have been pre-recorded and edited. You will be able to access the video for 1 month, and can start and stop at the touch of a button. Students can also use the slower speed button in YouTube to assist learning if required.
Don't miss our Tutor's Concert at 7pm on Saturday 6th Feb -
Shared live online on the Féile na Tána Facebook and YouTube channel. Free for all to view!
Feel free to comment live and let us know you're watching!
A specially curated and edited pre-recorded video featuring all our tutors.
Another highlight of Féile na Tána is the very special Festival Concert on Sunday 7th February at 4pm which will be shared live online on the Féile na Tána Facebook and YouTube channel.
Featuring pre-recorded and edited footage of outstanding young musicians from the locality and around Ireland.
Free for all to view!
We would like to thank Create Louth and The Arts Council for their support, particularly this year.
