Gaelic Roots ft. Copley Street
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Copley Street unites Nathan Gourley, Joey Abarta, and Owen Marshall, three of the finest traditional musicians in the U.S., bringing together fiddle, uilleann pipes, bouzouki, and guitar in a beautifully expressive and masterfully crafted sound. Their latest album, Copley Street 2, builds on the success of their acclaimed 2016 release, weaving together intricate tunes with deep musical chemistry and a warm, rich tonal blend.
Gourley, known for his work with Laura Fedderson (Brightly or Darkly), The Truckley Howl, Paddy O'Brien, and Dáithí Sproule, is a highly regarded fiddler with a distinct and lyrical style. Abarta, an All-Ireland champion piper, has toured with the Green Fields of America and performed for President Michael D. Higgins, carving out a reputation as one of the finest pipers of his generation. Marchall has toured and recorded with the likes of Seamus Egan, Liz Carroll, Dervish, and Jenna Moynihan, and has emerged as one of the foremost accompanists of traditional music.
Their music is a celebration of tradition, honed through years of collaboration and live performance.
Gourley, known for his work with Laura Fedderson (Brightly or Darkly), The Truckley Howl, Paddy O'Brien, and Dáithí Sproule, is a highly regarded fiddler with a distinct and lyrical style. Abarta, an All-Ireland champion piper, has toured with the Green Fields of America and performed for President Michael D. Higgins, carving out a reputation as one of the finest pipers of his generation. Marchall has toured and recorded with the likes of Seamus Egan, Liz Carroll, Dervish, and Jenna Moynihan, and has emerged as one of the foremost accompanists of traditional music.
Their music is a celebration of tradition, honed through years of collaboration and live performance.
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