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Christmas Online Session 2020

Howth Singing Circle

Christmas Session

‘A thrill of hope – the weary world rejoices’

Mná an Tí –

Kay Burke and Ann Riordan

Three in a Row – Dave O’Connor

Thursday, 3 December, 2020 from 8pm

those wishing to participate, get Zoom details by emailing

rioann@gmail.com

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Next Session – November

Our new Nightingale magazine has an update

https://howthsingingcircle.com/sweet-nightingale/

Thursday, 5 November 2020 at 8pm SHARP

Launch of Young Singer in Residence Cathal Caulfield’s

Tales of Humour, Wonder & Woe

launch by Críostóir Mac Carthaigh (NFC), Annette Munnelly

& Liam O’Connor (ITMA)

Booklet can be purchased here –Buy Here

 

Streaming live on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Howthmusiccircle/

for Zoom codes contact rioann@gmail.com

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October 2020 – Zoom Session

Howth Singing Circle – Zoom Session

‘Autumn Harvest’

Harvest in Ireland, c1890, Lawrence Collection, National Library of Ireland

Bean agus Fear an Tí –Helen Lahert & Gerry O’Connor

Three in a Row – Máiríde Woods

Thursday, 1 October from 8pm

Those wishing access/Zoom details

 – e-mail rioann@gmail.com

‘Those days are but a memory like the snow of yesteryear
And evening shades are falling all alone I shed a tear
On my cheek I feel the soft touch of the winds that whisper low
When I mowed Pat Murphy’s meadow in the sunny long ago’

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September 2020

CELEBRATING TWENTY YEARS

 

To kick off our Twentieth Anniversary, we will commence the new season with an Open Zoom Session on Thursday 10 September at 8pm.

Our ‘Three in a Row’ guest is our regular Howth singer Eddie Phillips.

To take part, you will need either a mobile phone with a camera or a computer
with a webcam. You will also need to create a free account with Zoom and/or
download the Zoom app. Please visit https://zoom.us/signup to set up and download
the relevant software.  Meeting ID and Password will be sent on request to Ann riordan at rioann@gmail.com
Looking forward to seeing you all virtually

 

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Oíche Ghaelach


Our next evening is Thursday 23rd July 2020 at 8 pm – via Zoom
Our guest will be Clíona Ní Ghallachóir.

To receive notification of the link and password please send your details to oichegaelach2020@gmail.com
Hosted by Daire Ó Baoill & Eilín Ní Bhaoill

Oíche Ghaelach
Aoi speisialta: Clíona Ní Ghallachóir


Láithreoirí: Daire Ó Baoill & Eilín Ní Bhaoill
Déardaoin, 23ú Iúil 2020Seisiún Fíorúil ar ZOOM  – 8 a Chlog

Le Clárú (nasc & pasfhocal), seol r-phost chuig: oichegaelach2020@gmail.com

Fáilte roimh Chách!

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May 2020

Our latest Sweet Nightingale Magazine is available now

https://howthsingingcircle.com/sweet-nightingale/

The Silence of Covid 19

  • For singers and musicians, the Lockdown imposed by Covid 19 means no sessions. Howth Singing Circle is in abeyance until precautions are eased and it is safe to reassemble to enjoy each other’s company and songs. There are, of course, many Zoom sessions being held and you can both tune in and enjoy some singing or you can seek to participate yourself. We are aware of Zoom sessions being promoted by Bray, An Góilín, The Night Before Larry Got Stretched and The Sunflower, Belfast, and would recommend them to you. There is also a Cancelled Singing Sessions FB page. Many musicians are also hosting events online – either as live sessions or recordings. Those who earn their living from performance are, like many others in different walks of life, suddenly bereft of income. You can help by contributing by purchasing artists’ material that is available through Bandcamp and other hosting platforms, direct from a favourite artist’s web or Facebook page where recordings can be sourced, or by showing your appreciation of online sessions like those held each Friday by our old friends Paul and Shona Anderson.
  • We have been putting some recordings up on the Howth Singing Circle Facebook pages inviting you to enjoy artists like Niamh Parsons and Graham Dunne or Tony Fitzpatrick and to support their recordings. Of course, many hundreds of thousands are taking financial hits but for the vast majority of musicians, their income, even in good economic times, is precarious and erratic.
  • If there is anything else you feel you would like Howth Singing Circle to do, please let us know.
  • Until we can resume our normal activities, we salute our health care and other front-line workers for everything they are doing on all our behalf. Stay safe everyone.

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March 2020

 

Spring Marching

 

Fear an Tí – Brian Doyle

& Guest Mick Cantwell (accordion)

 

Thursday, 5 March

Abbey Tavern, 9pm sharp

 

all welcome – musicians, singers and listeners

 

‘And that’s what we mean when we say that a thing
Is welcome as flowers that bloom in the spring.
Tra la la la la la, la’