Mickey Dunne in SoCal

Hey you lot,

Mickey Dunne will be in Los Angeles the weekend of April 5 & 6. There will be a mini-tionól and house concert at my house. Reg. fee is $75 (includes concert–concert only $20). Space is very limited, so please RSVP to
ldunn@socalpipers.com

Cheers,

Larry Dunn(e)

Is there a session Friday night? :party:

The short answer is no–see your PM’s for the long answer :wink:

-NoE

OK, last call–we’re just about at capacity for the workshops, so if you plan on being there, please let me know ASAP.

Thanks,

Larry

Just a quick FYI, Mickey will be doing reed-type stuff on Sunday.

-Larry

That is good to hear. I need some reed help.

Also, Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill are playing at McCabe’s Guitar Shop in Santa Monica on Sunday evening, so there will be an unofficial post-tionól field trip over there More info at http://www.mccabes.com/condata.html

-No E

Well done Larry and Linda!! Thanks for opening up your home to the local cast of suspects. Great time on Saturday. Mickey is an joy to be around.

Amen bruthahhhhh… great weekend!

Pat.

Yes, definitely a huge thank you Larry and Linda! While I wasn’t there for the whole weekend it was great to see everyone and Mickey again!

Fel said it best–Mickey is a joy to be around. Thanks to all who helped make the weekend a success.

-Larry

Yes thanks for hosting to Larry & Linda it was a wonderful weekend

I was only able to be there Saturday, but indeed my time spent at the Tionol was great! Mickey is a very positive and first rate instructor; a very nice gentleman. I learned a lot. Thanks Larry and Linda for your hospitality and your kindness to my wife. It will not be soon forgotten!
All the best,

Hear, hear!
Many thanks to Larry & Linda for hosting, Mickey for teaching and performing, and everyone else who helped out.

For the record, I think the hornpipe Mickey taught is called the Bel Harbour hornpipe. Its the same one Maire Ni Ghrada played when she was here. If you have a copy of the tionol recording, its the 2nd tune after Chief O’Neill’s.

And I think its worming its way into my head. He certainly puts a BUNCH of triplets into his playing.

Unfortunately I couldn’t get over to Larry’s on Sunday as well so someone needs to tell us what transpired.

I had a great time. Mickey is a very nice guy and a great piper. He is proof that there are gentleman pipers.

Thanks Larry and Linda for hosting, and feeding us.

My wife was not please when she noticed I was getting ready to go back to Larry’s on Sunday so she chained me and wouldn’t let me out to play.