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This is a preview of the music for the story of “Layliana”

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This is a preview of the music for the story of "Layliana", the first in a series of Fairytales  (Books with Graphic audio and Illustrations)  by James & Susan Blennerhassett & Vitya Malirsh which will be published later this year. I will be starting a Fundit campaign shortly to help us get the first two … Continue reading This is a preview of the music for the story of “Layliana” →

Silly moments…must have been bored!

Posted on by James Blennerhassett in Artist, Band, bass, Bass session, celtic, Comedy, Composition, Digital Performer, double bass, driving, Fairytale, happiness, Inspiration, Ireland, Irish, james blennerhassett, live concert, Live Gig, music, Musical theatre, photography, Rock and Roll, smiles, Story, Talent, Uncategorized, Video

http://youtu.be/054VRQ6-HEo http://youtu.be/BLIuHw9527o

Student Soloists concert in Sligo

Posted on by James Blennerhassett in Artist, Band, Baroque, celtic, classical music, happiness, Inspiration, Ireland, Irish, james blennerhassett, live concert, Live Gig, music, Musical theatre, smiles, Talent, tourism

The concert will take place onWednesday 12th March @ 8pm - Presbyterian Church Hall, Sligo. The programme includes an early Mozart symphony, a Vivaldi violin concerto (soloist Carla Blennerhassett), a Telemann flute concerto (Charlotte Kinsella, Megan Corcoran and David Watters) a movement from a Vivaldi bassoon concerto (Milo Cummins) a movement of an original composition … Continue reading Student Soloists concert in Sligo →