On the album:
Patricia Clark - fiddle, viola, piano
Josie Harrington - guitar, vocals
Rodney Lancashire - bouzouki
Liam Joyce - guitar
Mark Donnellan - fiddle
Meabh Felton - dancer
Influences
Siobhan Peoples, Joe Ryan, Aidan McMahon, James Cullinan, Tommy Peoples, Paul Bradley, Mark Donnellan, Geraldine Cotter, Ciaran Coughlan, Ryan Molloy, Brian McNamara, Tim Collins, Cyril O'Donoghue.
Deemed as 'one of the Tradition's great players' by Siobhan Peoples, Tricia was brought up in Derbyshire, England. She began playing the piano at a very early age, studying classical and, later, jazz music. She also learned several other instruments, including the guitar, bass, and piano accordion. At the age of fourteen, she became interested in Irish music and persuaded her parents to buy her a fiddle. She began to teach herself on the instrument, by listening to CDs and attending workshops such as those at Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy. This was also her first trip to County Clare, where she now lives.
Tricia is currently studying for a BA in Traditional Music & Dance at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance in the University of Limerick. She studied fiddle for two years with Siobhan Peoples, before changing her first instrument study to piano, taught by Geraldine Cotter. In Limerick, she has also been given the opportunity to learn bouzouki and concertina. The Academy is a great meeting point for musicians from all over the world, and it was from there that Tricia was a founding member of international band, The Outside Track. With them, she went on to produce a highly acclaimed album and took part in several successful tours around the UK and Ireland, before leaving in September 2007.
As well as a successful spell with The Outside Track, Tricia plays with several Ceili Bands. She has also collaborated with singer/songwriter Josie Harrington from Cork, but residing in Clare. She has appeared at festivals such as Sidmouth International Folk Festival, where The Outside Track supported Altan on the main stage, The Buncrana Traditional Arts Festival, Temple Bar Trad Festival, Whitby Folk Festival and the Carrick Music Festival. She has toured Europe with various musicians, performing alongside At First Light and Arcanadh, amongst others.
Tricia's debut album, 'The Lark's March' is available now
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hi tricia howdy doody hope your well i just signed up for a weeks intensive training at the mickey finns academy for alcohol retention two weeks prior to willy week so hopefully a week will be enough its hard to be sure.
Hi Trish, Happy New Year! If you're around next saturday(17th jan), we're having a launch for Shaskeen'new CD 'Walking up Town' in Cois na h-Abhna, Ennis at 8:30pm.
Hey Patricia, We really liked your interview on the Late Session a while back. Great playing as well! Please come on by if you ever find yourself in out neck of the woods--Asheville, N.C. We'd love to have you play. I'll leave you with a nice bit from our last show with Odessa Jorgensen and Sarah Siskind. Keep up the good work.