www.manxmusic.com KIAULL MANNINAGH JIU manx music today mean fouyir - september 2011 Manx Band ‘Nish As Rish’ bring the Trophée home from Europe’s biggest Celtic festival Offi cial delegate to the festival, Aalish Maddrell, said ‘I’m delighted that Nish As Rish did so well this year – the crowds and committee of the festival totally fell in love with them, they quickly sold out of CDs and they developed a strong following. At a festival which attracts over 800,000 visitors over ten days, this is no mean feat!’ The competition marked the end of ten successful days for the band, who made their debut at Lorient this year. ‘Aside from having a wonderful time meeting other musicians and ‘Fearless, joyous, original’ Manx representatives experiencing the sights, Nish As Rish took this year’s Festival Interceltique sounds and tastes of the de Lorient in Brittany by storm. The group won the festival, it has been an honour and prestigious Trophée Loïc Raison for the best new folk such a joy to share our music with so many people group, in what is reported to have been the fi ercest at Lorient. I think I speak for us all when I say that competition for 20 years. Nish As Rish performed in we were really touched and a little overwhelmed the fi nal alongside folk groups Ceoltoiri Cois Laoi, at the response we received’ said fi ddle player and Kelien, and Brandal from Ireland, Brittany and Asturias singer Anna Goldbeck-Wood. respectively. Nish As Rish recorded their debut album on the Isle It is the second time in which a Manx band has been of Man earlier this year. It is available for purchase awarded the Trophée – King Chiaullee won in 2008. via [email protected] through Ruth Keggin, singer and fl autist for the band, said ‘I www.manxmusic.com and in Manx Heritage shops. was so proud to be able to represent the Island this year in Lorient - for us to win the trophy on top of that www.nishasrish.com was a dream come true. The support we had from the audience was just fantastic and it was lovely to see the three legs being fl own so proudly by so many people. It’s a real achievement for the Island and for Manx music to have won twice in four years.’ As fi rst-prize winners, the band were awarded a cast bronze trophy - a statuette of three folk musicians - as well as 1,200 Euros in prize money. Music graduates of the University of York, Nish As Rish perform both traditional and original music, and showcased their love of Manx traditional music in their performances at Lorient. Acclaimed for their senstitive and bold arrangements and infectious stage rapport, the group performed alongside artists including Aodan and the Rachel Hair Trio, and were singled out to perform live for local and national radio. kiaull manninagh jiu 9/11 manx heritage foundation all theCeltic nationsandthePerree talented musicians were Banedancers andourvery acredit to they enjoyed theshow andhow proud theyfelt for theIsleofMan. The festival isashowcase for happened to bethere onholiday to cameover congratulate afterwards usandsaidhow much wereOur performances incredibly well received. friendsintheaudience Manx who Some yn Mheilleaandmany more, fi together to andwedding, show customs andtraditions, Manx includingacourtship Flitter Dance, building upmomentuminto anenergetic Fathaby jigandcontinuing withdances smoothlylinked to thesongBirlinnGorree Crovan to represent ourNorseheritageandthefi peoplebeginning withaslow oftheManx Ourshow atmosphericentranceweek. told thestory to largeour hour-longset,whichwe audiences performed atthree separate venues over the ofthefestival wasourdance thehighlightbeing performances, part course the important Of Larmor Plage!(seebelow). enjoyed thewhole experience. ofuseven Some managedto douseourhotfeet intheseaat A brillianttimefor Perree BaneinLorient nishing withthebeautifulMoirrey ny Cainle. Lorient! Perree againat Baneperforms twenty-fi We hope it’s not another participation. in organising thegroup’s Maddrell for alltheirhelp to Caroline HelpsandAalish Perree grateful Baneare very crowds. drawing inlarge appreciative tents in theAsturias andIrish and were askedto perform attention intheirown right lotsof musicians attracted dance performances, our As well asplaying for allthe our Island. by Carol Hayes rst King of Man then ofMan rst King ve years before we allthoroughly changeable weather and very accommodation to andfrom our feet, thelongwalk of theblistered there andinspite most ofourtime madethe certainly those days. We considerably since festival hasgrown our group andthe in 1986andboth Festival way back Lorient Interceltic atthe Isle ofMan represented the Perree Banelast
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kiaull manninagh jiu 9/11 manx heritage foundation FRI Session at the Albert, Port StMary, Port from 9pm attheAlbert, Session Teaching Hughes sessionsfrom Elwyn Jesarn 8ooSaturday Adrian [email protected] Tickets £10/£7OAPs (under 18s£1)ondoororfrom Centre, ErinArts Port Erin,8pm support, with Manx bandSAMLING andNorwegian Gaelic Scottish Jeheiney 7ooFriday from Adrian 451098 Rooms, StJohns, 7.30pm inadvance £TBC TICKETS Cowag learnersnetwork dinneratGreens Manx Tea Jerdein 6oo Thursday Gaelgey, BalleyKeeillEoin - 7.30pm OieGaelgagh Thie Eoin,Caarjyn ny Jecrean 5oo Wednesday 8pm OieGhaelgagh, Trafalgar, Rhumsaa and Java, Douglas5-6pm conversationManx attheRovers inDouglas1-2pm 4oo Jemayrt Tuesday Conversational atBallabeg, Manx 7.30pm Jelune 3Monday Lecture,Memorial 2pm StJohns Mill, Endangered World Languages):NedMaddrell Professor (UNESCO ChrisMoseley Atlas of Jedoonee 2ahSunday - stilltbc) competition (possibly includingArranesonMannin Family Fun Day atthe Villa Arcade, Douglas, Jesarn 1edSaturday Claare Shallidagh-Provisional Programme The Cooish is supported by theManxHeritageFoundationThe Cooish issupported 8.30pmTynwald Inn,St.Johns Folk attheClub (1st or2ndFriofmonth), Last FRIof month THURS SAT 10pmManx atTheWhite House,Peel 9pmSingingsession atTheBrit,Ramsey OCTOBER COOISH 1st-8th 2011 9pm,Kiaull asGaelg,Albert, PortStMary ~ SESSIONS
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