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AlgomaTrad starts up!

« AlgomaTrad Presents » David Francey, Saturday, July 28, 7pm Richards Landing

David Francey, in concert, Saturday, July 28, 7pm. Presented by AlgomaTrad and St. Joseph Township

« AlgomaTrad Presents » Sheesham and Lotus May 25, 26 , 27

AlgomaTrad 2012 is open for registration!

Pierre Schryer has invited The O’Schraves and Dan Gorno to teach and perform in Thunder Bay from March 8 to March 11.

« AlgomaTrad Presents » Shane Cook and Troy MacGillivray January 27 at the Shingwauk Hall, Algoma University, Sault Ste Marie, and January 28th, at Central Algoma Secondary School in Desbarats.

2 AlgomaTrad Dance opportunities to get your year started right. On Friday, January 6, 2012, beginning at 7:30pm, The O’Schraves and Dan Gorno (with some of our AlgomaTrad students) will be at the Legion Hall in Richards Landing for the FIRST DANCE OF THE YEAR, and on Saturday, January 7, 2012, 7:30pm, we’ll do it all again at the Moose Lodge Hall in Sault Ste Marie, 543 Trunk Rd.
AlgomaTrad is continuing its « AlgomaTrad Presents » series at the end of January with two of Canada’s most amazing young traditional musicians. Shane Cook and Troy McGillivray won the East Coast Music Award for Instrumental Recording of the Year in 2009 for their duet recording « When Here Meets There ».

ALGOMATRAD is excited to announce two Algoma area concerts by a trio of Celtic instrumental wizards at the end of November. Cape Breton fiddler Dan MacDonald, who taught at the AlgomaTrad Camp in ’08 and ’09, is returning to the region to perform with his new group, North Atlantic Drift. North Atlantic Drift, made up of piper Ross Griffiths and tenor banjo/guitar maestro Brian Taheny as well as MacDonald, has just released a self-titled CD. Together they are an entire Celtic orchestra in a trio. In one sitting you’ll hear Cape Breton fiddle, Sligo fiddle, tenor banjo, guitar, mandolin, Irish Uilleann pipes, Scottish Highland and Lowland pipes, whistles and bodhran. Along with this impressive display of multi-instrumental talent is the striking blend of the separate traditions at work from players with deep roots in those traditions.