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Ó Bhaile Átha Cliath
ó dhúchas, tá an ceoltóir Éamonn
Coyne lonnaithe i nDún Éideann le haon bhliain
déag anuas agus ba ansin a thosnaigh sé ag seinm
leis an cheoltóir as Árcaibh, Kris Drever. D’éisigh
siad albam le chéile in 2007, Honk Toot Suite, le ceol
traidisiúnta as Éirinn, as Albain agus ón
Bhriotáin, chomh maith le hamhráin nuascríofa.
Bhí Éamonn agus Kris i mBéal Feirste
do Fhéile Ealaíon Cheathrú na hArdeaglaise
agus bhuail said isteach chuig an stiúideo chun labhairt
le Lynette Fay faoi cad é mar a bhuail siad le chéile
agus cad atá ar siúl acu faoi láthair.
Chas siad cúpla pórt darb ainm The Peninsula
Set agus chan Kris an t-amhrán Shady Grove chomh maith.
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Originally from Dublin, Éamonn Coyne has been based
in Edinburgh for the past eleven years. It was there on the
music scene where he met and played sessions with Orkney-born
Kris Drever. On their duo album Honk Toot Suite, Éamonn
and Kris perform traditional music from Ireland, Scotland
and Brittany alongside original tunes. Éamonn and Kris
were in Belfast for the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival and
popped into the BLAS studios for a chat with Lynette Fay about
how they met and what they are currently up to. The two also
played a few tunes from the Peninsula Set and Kris sang Shady
Grove.
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