Hello Lena,I'm an irish set dancer, who am just stunned at how good, but different these guys are! And I saw Anders Trabjerg playing in a pub in Gort in Galway, and have never been able to find him since! Where does he play for gods sake, and how do I get to hear him again! By the way, you've got to go to Tulla Music festival, Clare Sept 08 for great set dancing Or anything in Clare really ! Love,
The accordion Anders is using here has one row of 10 keys in D, plus a partial row of 3 in C#, so it's a D/C#. It has 8 sets of reeds (for volume!) and was made to be played in Irish-American dance-halls before there was amplification.
I don't think I've seen a Sligo/Roscommon Lancers danced in maybe 30 years (though I'm sure it's been revived now, along with all the other sets). It was the night that I went with Seamus Tansey to a dance he was playing for in Riverstown and I was amazed to find the youngsters jiving to his reel playing, whilst he spent half the night singing waltzes for the older people, but I remember them doing the Lancers too!
You must have been getting confused with my friend Anders Trabjerg, here playing his incredibly loud 8-voice Baldoni, Bartoli accordion. I had to play very loudly myself, to be heard with him in Miltown Malbay this year!
class stuff, iv danced to some of these guys in galway city,Anders and Jonas.
brilliant music and mighty dancing, well done, gerard butler
setdancing 4 years ago
Hello Lena,I'm an irish set dancer, who am just stunned at how good, but different these guys are! And I saw Anders Trabjerg playing in a pub in Gort in Galway, and have never been able to find him since! Where does he play for gods sake, and how do I get to hear him again! By the way, you've got to go to Tulla Music festival, Clare Sept 08 for great set dancing Or anything in Clare really ! Love,
Geraldine
Kekapo 4 years ago
I´m told that you possibly can find Anders i Ti Coili, Taffes, Pucan or Crane Bar in Galway.
Never tried Tulla but attend Willie Clancy Summer School on a regular basis.
Best wishes!
Lene
LeneMads 3 years ago
What system of accordion does Anders use?
sgt7 4 years ago
This is a D-melodeon. Single row-style diatonic accordion.
Larsjakabov 4 years ago
The accordion Anders is using here has one row of 10 keys in D, plus a partial row of 3 in C#, so it's a D/C#. It has 8 sets of reeds (for volume!) and was made to be played in Irish-American dance-halls before there was amplification.
Legacyrxawd 3 years ago
anybody noware i can find the roscommon lancer?!?
dis is gr8 too!!
irishdancinmusician 4 years ago
I don't think I've seen a Sligo/Roscommon Lancers danced in maybe 30 years (though I'm sure it's been revived now, along with all the other sets). It was the night that I went with Seamus Tansey to a dance he was playing for in Riverstown and I was amazed to find the youngsters jiving to his reel playing, whilst he spent half the night singing waltzes for the older people, but I remember them doing the Lancers too!
Legacyrxawd 4 years ago
I apologize!
I must have been a little tired when I wrote the credits.
Of course his name is Jonas Fromseier. - A great danish banjo player living in Galway.
Lene
LeneMads 4 years ago
You must have been getting confused with my friend Anders Trabjerg, here playing his incredibly loud 8-voice Baldoni, Bartoli accordion. I had to play very loudly myself, to be heard with him in Miltown Malbay this year!
Legacyrxawd 4 years ago
Anders Fromseier? Surely you mean Jonas Fromseier, right? I've ne'er heard of an Anders of the Fromseier familiy. :)
FrederikSOlesen 4 years ago
Up the banner. Visit the Armada Hotel, Miltown Malbay, Co Clare from 7th to 14th July for this type of dancing.
clarebannerman 4 years ago