Jarlath Henderson - Richmond Folk Festival
Jarlath Henderson (born ) [1] is a Northern Irish folk musician. He is best known as an Uilleann piper and singer but also plays the guitar and flute. [1] He was the youngest winner of the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award in [2]. Jarlath Henderson - Wikipedia
BBC Young Folk Musician award winner Jarlath Henderson is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer and doctor. His debut solo album, ‘Hearts Broken, Heads Turned’, is due for release in early
Jarlath Henderson (born 1986) [1] is a Northern Irish folk musician. He is best known as an Uilleann piper and singer but also plays the guitar and flute. [ 1 ] He was the youngest winner of the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award in 2003. [ 2 ].
“A remarkable player of uilleann pipes and whistles one of the heroes of the new Celtic folk scene” – The Guardian on Jarlath Henderson. His hotly-anticipated solo debut, *Hearts Broken, Heads Turned*, launched at Celtic Connections 2016, comprises bold yet sensitive arrangements of traditional songs, also featuring Henderson on guitar and cittern, together with his hand-picked accompanying line-up of Hamish Napier (keyboards, flute), Innes Watson (fiddle, guitar) and Duncan.
Whisky Galore! (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Air Edel
The album, produced by Patrick Doyle and Maggie Rodford, features an array of Scotland’s finest musicians including Christopher Stout on the fiddle and Jarlath Henderson on the Uilean Pipes. The album also features the original song ‘Gairm na h-Oidche’ (Calling the Night) composed for the film and performed by Mairi MacInnes. MILESTONE - DUNCAN LYALL
Jarlath Henderson and friends have, somehow, succeeded in channeling those traditional songs through a creative filter that recreates the adventure of ’s folk heroes like Planxty, Moving Hearts and The Bothy Band. Hearts Broken, Heads Turned has drawn a line in the sand. It shows how Jarlath Henderson shines as an arranger, multi. Jarlath Henderson: Hearts Broken, Heads Turned - KLOF Mag
Jarlath Henderson, a rising star of Irish music, sings centuries-old traditional songs with beautiful, haunting clarity. Heralded for his exploration of traditional song in the past few years, Henderson first came to acclaim as a virtuoso of the uilleann pipes, one of the iconic instruments in Irish music. Jarlath Henderson: Mending through Music and Medicine
Spellbinding singer and award-winning uilleann piper Jarlath Henderson is setting “a benchmark for the new generation” of Irish musicians, and thrilling audiences with his soulful interpretations of traditional songs from his native Northern Ireland.
Hearts Broken, Heads Turned - Jarlath Henderson
Hailing from County Armagh, Ireland, Jarlath Henderson is the first Irish solo artist to win the prestigious BBC Young Folk Musician of the Year Award, which has led to performances at festivals throughout Europe and to GlobalFest in New York City. Jarlath Henderson – Rhythms Live Music Hall The album, produced by Patrick Doyle and Maggie Rodford, features an array of Scotland’s finest musicians including Christopher Stout on the fiddle and Jarlath Henderson on the Uilean Pipes. The album also features the original song ‘Gairm na h-Oidche’ (Calling the Night) composed for the film and performed by Mairi MacInnes.Update From JH HQ! - Jarlath Henderson Jarlath Henderson and friends have, somehow, succeeded in channeling those traditional songs through a creative filter that recreates the adventure of 1970’s folk heroes like Planxty, Moving Hearts and The Bothy Band. Hearts Broken, Heads Turned has drawn a line in the sand. It shows how Jarlath Henderson shines as an arranger, multi.Jarlath Henderson Folk Musician ~ Official Website When Jarlath was about 10, his father brought him to the famous Armagh Pipers Club (APC). Soon “the pipes and the music became what I lived for,” he recalls. With familial support and the world-class training and camaraderie of the APC, Henderson began to make a name for himself: as a teenager, he was a three-time All-Ireland piper in his.