Singer-songwriter Allison Barber has been turning heads in traditional music. Hailed by Irish America Magazine as “new, young, and exciting talent that guarantees a great future for traditional and contemporary music,” Allison blends traditional songs with her own innovative original material, creating a unique style of her own, where traditional Irish music meets American folk. Since releasing her album Traveling Home in 2007 with Yonas Media, Allison has performed at a number of music venues and festivals throughout the U.S., Canada and UK, including Celtic Connections 2008 in Glasgow, Scotland and with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra in Alberta, Canada. Whether performing abroad or in her home of NYC, Allison Barber is in high demand. Described as possessing a “talent that touches hearts and souls,” Allison’s pure and soulful vocals capture her audiences’ attention from the first note. “Her singing truly deserves international attention." (Geoff Wallis, The Irish Music Review)
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Bonjour je vous invite à passer dans la nouvelle année en musique. Extrait du concert en première partie de Tri Yann à Auxerrexpo. Merci et à bientôt. Christo pour Maltavern .. Maltavern Gavotten ar koadour
I really like yer version o' the Parting Glass. Another fabulous Scottish song nicked by the bleedin' Irish and called their own. An emerald nation of plagiarists, blaggards, copy cats and forgers. Just like us Scots then, so they are.
Hi there. We just uploaded a sneak preview video from the new CD thats coming out in May. Check it out at http://ie. youtube. com/watch?v=8kFSmrJokn8 or on our myspace videos, And let us know what you think of it.
It's the way you play that makes it . . . Play like you play. Play like you think, and then you got it, if you're going to get it. And whatever you get, that's you, so that's your story. -- Count Basie