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Radio helps spread Irish Traditional music

  • 07-03-2007 10:41pm
    #1
    petals
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    Does radio help spread traditional music at all or what do yee think... Discuss :D

    also if yee have any ideas on where to get info on this or who to contact about it (besides the obvious rnag) let me know please and thanking you :D

    Also:
    1) Has trad music been pushed out to the margins on RTÉ?

    and

    2) Have the Wolfe Tones been censored on RTÉ?


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  • #2
    petals
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    So bumping thread... any suggestions :D


  • #3
    RosieRo
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    I don't really know about the Wolfe Tones and RTE but radio definitely helps spread Irish music. I worked on a tempoary Irish music radio station last summer broadcasting to the midlands and the response we had was amazing. There's a great need to hear more Irish music on Irish radio.


  • #4
    petals
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    RosieRo wrote:
    I don't really know about the Wolfe Tones and RTE but radio definitely helps spread Irish music. I worked on a tempoary Irish music radio station last summer broadcasting to the midlands and the response we had was amazing. There's a great need to hear more Irish music on Irish radio.

    Can I ask what station was that and do you have details of who I might contact at that station to get information from?


  • #5
    monkeyfudge
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    Trad programme on my station, NEARfm is pretty good. People are encouraged to get involved and play live on air.

    I took a few photos a couple of weeks ago as there was about 10 young people in playing trad on a wide variety of instruments.

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    The studio was a bit cramped with so many people in it, but there was a great vibe.


  • #6
    RosieRo
    Closed Accounts Posts: 55 ✭✭RosieRo


    Heya,

    They're not broadcasting at the moment because they were using a temporary licence but they hope to run another temporary licence at the end of June. Contact details are on the website www.countryandirish.ie

    They're a really nice crowd of people to work with and I hope to get involved again this summer.

    g'luck,
    Rosie


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