The rich and distinctive traditions of music and music-making in Ireland.
A brief history of the origins of the melodeon.
Flute maker and musician Sam Murray talks about the lathes he uses to craft his flutes.
Accordion players talk about the versatility of the instrument and why they like to play it.
Martin Connolly talks about the talent of young accordion player Caroline Doohan.
Fiddle maker and player Kieran Crehan talks about why he loves a traditional Irish music session.
Steve Chambers talks about the origins of the concertina.
Three Unaccompanied Singers sing in the traditional sean nós style.
Friends and musicians talk about the influence of concertina player MÃcheál ó Raghallaigh.
MÃcheál ó Raghallaigh gives a brief overview of how to tune a concertina.
Featuring MÃcheál ó Raghallaigh on concertina and AntoÃn MacGabhann on fiddle.
Steve Chambers explains the evolution of the Anglo-German concertina.
MÃcheál ó Raghallaigh describes how he restores a concertina.
A brief overview of irish traditional band Providence.
An introduction to concertina player William Mullaly.
M�che�l � Raghallaigh explains why some concertinas only lasted for one session.
PádraigÃn Nà Uallacháin sings ¶Ùú±ô²¹³¾Ã¡²Ô.
This edition considers the influences of Scotland, England and Ireland on northern song.
Caoimhim Mac Aoidh describes the sound and style of south Donegal fiddle music.
This clip considers the influences of Scotland, England and the rest of Ireland on the northern song tradition.
This clip describes house dances in South Donegal.
MÃcheál ó Raghallaigh explains why so many women play the concertina.
Len Graham and PadraigÃn Nà Uallacháin sing When Adam Was In Paradise.
James Byrne describes how you create a lift when playing the fiddle.
Brian Mullen sings The Hare.