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Cormac's bodrhan solo from the Ulmer Zelt festival in Germany, 2010
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CORMAC O' CAOIMH - DUBLIN
BALCONYTV.COM 7/10/2007 PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT Cormac O Caoimh is a solo performer from Cork and ex singer-songwriter of The Citadels. He has supported Damien Rice (in the Paradiso, Amsterdam), Declan O Rourke, Josh Rouse, Mark Geary, Mundy, Nick Kelly, Ger Wolfe, Miles Hunt (Wonderstuff) and Damien Dempsey to name but a few. He also ventured further afield playing headlining gigs and slots in Edinburgh, London and New York. In 2006 he played three successful showcase gigs at the London Calling Festival and the Hard Working Class Heroes festival in Dublin in October. He is currently recording his debut solo cd and has been invited to perform at the Canadian Music Festival in Toronto in March 2007. Cormac was singer-songwriter with The Citadels, a band who over the past 10 years encompassed various shapes and sizes, resulting in the lo-fi acoustic "Shadow of my Northern Star" EP in 1999 and transforming into a full band - big sound - six piece who released the critically acclaimed "Letting Go. Holding On" CD in 2003. They released the "Lovelight" EP in March 2006. www.myspace.com www.cormaco.net Tune in again tomorrow!!!
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Cormac De Barra - Mr. O'connor
Cormac De Barra performing on St. Patrick's Day in Pawling , NY at the Towne Crier Cafe. De Barra comes from a family of traditional musicians and singers from Dublin but with roots in County Cork. He studied Irish harp with his grandmother, Róisín Ní Shé, in Dublin and went on to study concert harp in the USA with Leone Paulson. "I was born and grew up in Dublin although the De Barras originally come from Cork. I started playing the harp at the age of 10 with my grandmother, Róisín Ní Shé and went on to spend some of the best summers of my life studying concert harp in the USA." Cormac's professional debut was a six-month tour in Osaka, Japan playing in the Irish Exhibition at Expo '90. While in Japan he gave a performance for Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko in their palace at Akasaka, Tokyo. Also present at the recital was Irish Nobel Laureate, Seamus Heaney. Cormac also spent six months in Seville, Spain, performing at Expo 92. He toured with a family group, with harpist Anne-Marie O'Farrell and as a solo artist from 1993 onwards, also finding time to work in theatre in Dublin both as a performer in WB Yeats' 'The Cúchulain Cycle' and as musical director of a production of 'Playboy of the Western World' at the Ambassador Theatre. He has also toured the UK, Europe, USA and Australia with Hazel O'Connor since 1998 in her autobiographical show 'Beyond Breaking Glass'. DeBarra has also played with The Chieftains and the Irish Harp Orchestra, Cathy Jordan of Dervish <b>...</b>
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cormac o caoimh - counting the raindrops
Im putting some live acoustic versions of songs up on youtube. They will all be from my next cd which is due for release sometime in 2011. Hopefully before the summer is over. This one is called Counting the Raindrops. For more info visit www.facebook.com . And "like" it to keep update with more new songs from the cd that will be initially out there as live acoustic youtube videos before the studio release. See Week 2: Cormac O Caoimh - A New Season For Love
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UCLA Cormac McCarthy Expert Discusses "The Road"
Kenneth Lincoln, an English professor at UCLA and a founder of American Indian studies at UCLA, discusses Cormac McCarthy's post-apocalyptic novel "The Road." Lincoln is the author of "Cormac McCarthy: American Canticles" (Palgrave Macmillan, 2008), which explores 13 major works -- including "The Road" -- produced over 50 years of McCarthy's career. The book becomes available in paperback in February, 2010. bit.ly
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Cormac O Caoimh - A new season for love
Last week I uploaded "Counting the Raindrops". So the plan is to upload acoustic live versions from a soon to be released cd...one a week...for 4 or 5 weeks. This weeks track could well be the title track of the cd and it's called "A new season for love". You can keep track of all the uploads by "liking" www.facebook.com or subscribing to the www.youtube.com channel. See Week 3: Cormac O Caoimh - Remember when we didn't kiss
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Cormac Begley and Jack Talty
West Kerry meets West Clare in this fantastic duet concertina album. Different - keyed concertinas from concert pitch to Baritone to C are used to produce music that sits beautifully on the ear and appeals more with each listen. Recorded at the shop on the Thursday of the Feakle Festival 2011 when the lads ambled in on the road East.
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Cormac O Caoimh - I Quit
Buy on itunes (studio/band version of the song): itunes.apple.com cd-baby (studio/band version of the song): www.cdbaby.com Song 2 from The Citadels debut cd - letting go holding - to mark the 10 year anniversary and the fact that the cd is now available on itunes and cd-baby. ITUNES: itunes.apple.com CD BABY: www.cdbaby.com For more info: www.cormaco.net http www.youtube.com
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Cormac McCarthy Archives
Steve Davis, curator for the Wittliff Collection at Texas State University in San Marcos, talks about the McCarthy exhibit on display at the Wittliff through Dec. 12. His article, Unpacking Cormac McCarthy, is available online at www.texasobserver.org.
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Blood Meridian - The Judge on War ("War is God") - Cormac McCarthy
Excerpt from Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian. This is the scene where the Judge and his companions are resting around a camp fire. Judge Holden gives his view on war (awesome speech!): "The good book says that he that lives by the sword shall perish by the sword, said the black. The judge smiled, his face shining with grease. What right man would have it any other way? he said. The good book does indeed count war an evil, said Irving. Yet there's many a bloody tale of war inside it. It makes no difference what men think of war, said the judge. War endures. As well ask men what they think of stone. War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner. That is the way it was and will be. That way and not some other way. He turned to Brown, from whom he'd heard some whispered slur or demurrer. Ah, Davy, he said. It's your own trade we honor here. Why not rather take a small bow. Let each acknowledge each. My trade? Certainly. What is my trade? War. War is your trade. Is it not? And it ain't yours? Mine too. Very much so. What about all them notebooks and bones and stuff? All other trades are contained in that of war. Is that why war endures? No. It endures because young men love it and old men love it in them. Those that fought, those that did not. That's your notion. The judge smiled. Men are born for games. Nothing else. Every child knows that play is nobler than work. He knows too that the worth or merit of a game <b>...</b>
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Cormac O Caoimh - Remember when we didn't kiss (and a little bit of The Smiths)
Who is the twitterer @Morrisseysworld? Some say he definitely is the real Morrissey. Some say not. Whoever he is..he definitely did say this about the above video "An extraordinary way to sing the Smiths. Well worth listening." Week 3 of 5 where Im putting an acoustic version of a tune up. This week's video - Remember when we didn't kiss - uses some fantastic photographs by William Crowley and has a little snippet of a Smiths song (Ask) near the end. If you like it visit it www.facebook.com music and like the page for future uploads and news on the studio release that will also have this song. See Week 4: Cormac O Caoimh - There's Gold There Somewhere
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Thursday - As He Climbed the Dark Mountain
From the Thursday/Envy split EP Track 1 Lyrics: I've watched him walk away To climb the endless shadow side. I've watched him holding on. It was a thousand years, a thousand miles, a thousand dreams, A thousand endings with no goodbye. He disappeared from me As he climbed the highest peak of the dark mountain. Let the mountain sleep in the past with all our bad dreams. Was it a metaphor For all the subtle ways that we'd grown apart? Was it mortality Climbing him blind right off the edge of his life Into the hands of a loving god? Or a raging void where we get torn apart? With his hands in the air, Was he laughing or dancing Or only just trying to wave goodbye? Did he say a prayer for me As he climbed the highest peak of the dark mountain? Let the mountain fall. Strike me down until I can't go on. Right now, let me fall down Under the ground. Do we go on alone? It felt like a thousand years. It was a thousand miles away.
Cormac Breatnach - With Micheal O Suileabhain
Cormac Breatnach plays Si Beag Si Mor with Micheal O Suileabhain. More Info @ www.cormacbreatnach.com
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Cormac O Caoimh - There's Gold There Somewhere
Part 4 of 5 where I am uploading a song a week to youtube. This weeks song is "There's Gold There Somewhere". Subscribe to www.youtube.com for fututure updates or keep track of news by liking www.facebook.com . Or become a fan on www.reverbnation.com Seek 5: Cormac O Caoimh - Thirst & Water
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An Interview with Cormac Bluestone
An interview with Cormac Bluestone (Composer, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) on the music of Pipeline Theatre Company's production of Bertolt Brecht's The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Pipeline Theatre Company Presents The Caucasian Chalk Circle Directed by Anya Saffir Music by Cormac Bluestone March 5-19 Theater for the New City (155 First Ave) For tickets: bit.ly www.pipelinetheatre.org
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Cormac Breatnach - With Micheal O Suileabhain (Full)
Cormac Breatnach plays Si Beag Si Mor with Micheal O Suileabhain. This is the full tune, unlike the video clip posted previously. More Info @ www.cormacbreatnach.com
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Cormac O Caoimh - Running from the raincloud
www.cdbaby.com itunes.apple.com Week 3 of 5 where I am uploading a song every Friday from my back catalogue performed live. Last week I uploaded Rochelle from the start a spark. This week I am uploading Running from the raincloud. And...even though this was available digitally on itunes before..it was taken down but it is now again available on itunes and cd baby.
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Cormac Craigie (Recruiting Video)
Cormac Craigie (Recruiting Video) Do you have what it takes to play college athletics? Visit: www.ncsasports.org or call 866-579-6272 Browse the full NCSA video library at www.ncsasports.org
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Cormac Breatnach - Meristem 3
Cormac Breatnach plays with Meristem on Nighthawks programme. More info @ www.cormacbreatnach.com
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The Road by Cormac McCarthy
I LOVE THIS BOOK! it is a very good book, hopefully its gonna be a good movie! this is just a bunch of stills from the movie and some pics of the book covers and also some pics of post apocolyptic looking places, also there is a pic of Cormac McCarthy in there, at the end. It is all to my favorite song in the world. WOW! Thats a lot of views!!!! and Thanks for the rating(to whoever rated it)
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Blood Meridian - "Glanton and the Campfire" - Cormac McCarthy
Excerpt from Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian. In this scene Glanton stares into the campfire, during which time McCarthy poetically describes Glanton's destiny. The wording/phrasiology used by McCarthy here is incredible; almost biblical in style.
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Cormac O Caoimh - A New Season For Love (featuring ducks from the lough)
The new cd " A New Season For Love" will be released early 2012. LAte January or early February. Here is one of the tracks..available for you to listen for the first time. The video features birds from the Lough, Cork, Ireland. So if you like the song..please share it. If you like ducks..please share it. Come on duck people Im relying on you.
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Monaghan Jig - Karen Leitner and Cormac DeBarra at Woodford House
One of my own favourite tunes performed beautifully here. Some of you may remember this on harp from the first Alan Stivell album and others may know it well from our local honoured fiddler James Morrison, who has a festival dedicated to him at Riverstown, Co. Sligo at the end of each July. Performed at Woodford House, Co. Dublin on May 14th 2011 Karin Leitner at www.karinleitner.com Cormac DeBarra at www.cormacdebarra.com For more info on more Woodford House Events www.woodfordevents.com
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Moya Brennan, Cormac De Barra & Friends - Leo's Tavern 11th June 2011
Moya Brennan of Clannad fame returned to her roots to launch her and Cormac De Barra's new album, Voices & Harps. She was joined by a host of friends/musicians in Leo's Tavern-A Donegal Good Food Tavern, in what turned out to be an exceptional night of music and entertainment. Here she performs the classic song, 'Will ye go, Lassie go' with guests Bruce Guthro (Runrig), Donal Lunny (Planxty, The Bothy Band) and Mairtín O'Connor (De Dannan). Donegal Good Food Taverns, by kind permission of the musicians involved, are happy to share some of that night with you. We hope you enjoy it! For more information on the 'Voices & Harps' CD, visit here: www.voicesandharps.com For more information on the "Donegal Good Food Taverns", follow these links: Website: www.donegalgoodfoodtaverns.com Facebook on.fb.me Twitter: twitter.com Videos produced by GlenDee Media
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John Hillcoat On Working With Novelist Cormac McCarthy For THE ROAD
John Hillcoat, Director of THE ROAD, talks about working with novelist Cormac McCarthy on set at the AFI Silver Theatre in Silver Spring, MD. CONNECT WITH AFI: facebook.com twitter.com AFI.com AFI FACEBOOK APP: apps.facebook.com
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The Celtic Orchestra - Set 1, feat. Cormac Breatnach
Traditional tunes arrangement by Donal Lunny (The Spike Island Lassies, Over The Moor to Maggie). These clips are the only visual recording (April 1985) of the once formed Celtic Orchestra (or an tOircheilteach) which group was set up by Donal Lunny. There were many other members of the group which joined subsequently. The group disbanded the following year. Cormac Breatnach features sitting in front row on left hand side.
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Irish trio Seán and Gearóid Keane with Cormac Murphy
We conclude the programme from Leixlip Comhaltas Branch, Co. Kildare, with Seán Keane (fiddle), his brother Gearóid (concertina) and Cormac Murphy (button accordion) from Newbridge. They play a Brendan McGlinchey three-part hornpipe, follwed by two reels: "The Kiltoon" and "The Béara Reel" composed by Finbar O'Dwyer. More info and videos at comhaltas.ie iTunes podcast at http
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Tribute to Paul McGirr & Cormac McAnallen
This video is dedicated to gaelic players Paul & Cormac, both devoted to their sport, team & fans as they inspired everyone through their talent & untimely death.