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Date Posted: 09:38:48 03/10/10 Wed
Author: Teelin Webmistress
Subject: SUMMER - Augusta Heritage Center Irish Week, July 25-30 - Elkins, WV
In reply to: Teelin Webmistress 's message, "VARIOUS LOCAL IRISH EVENTS & INFO" on 09:25:40 03/10/10 Wed

Irish/Celtic Week celebrates its 29th year with the very best in Celtic music, dance, craft, and folklore. Augusta’s Irish/Celtic Week has had an enormous impact on the quality of Irish and Cape Breton traditional music and dance in the U.S. The classes are intense and music sessions in the wee hours are legendary. Irish/Celtic Week Coordinator Joanie Madden has chosen extraordinary master musicians and teachers for the week. See the list below.

Students choose one subject and one instructor for intensive classes that meet both morning and afternoon. All classes (except dance and vocals) are intended for those who can already play their instrument to some extent and are ready to start learning Irish or Celtic style, technique, and repertoire.

In the evenings participants may join lively sessions or swap ballads. Less experienced students are offered encouragement in “slow sessions” led by the staff. Optional evening mini-courses will complement the week's theme. The Tuesday and Thursday Irish/Celtic public concerts feature world class performers, and there’s Ceili and set dancing every night.

http://www.augustaheritage.com/irish.html

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