For over twenty years now Bob Quinn is promoting a theory on Irish heritage. According to him, the

For over twenty years now Bob Quinn is promoting a theory on Irish heritage. According to him, the Ceilteachas myth - we have closer relationship with the people of the North African and Spanish - those that use the Atlantic sea travel and trade. If he's brighton right, another door opened for us all and dialogue in the context of country music internationally. With this in mind we went (Town Hall Theatre, Galway) contact Bob theory to address the 'Atlantean' to be staged in Galway on Thursday, September 29. After our call Bob went to get in touch with musician and producer from Dublin, Gareth Murphy, who lives in Paris and discuss the concept of the musical 'Atlantean' for years. Serious, the question is by us are; We are able to see the direct connection between music and singing West of Ireland and its counterpart from the mBerber territory, North Africa, Spain etc.? Gareth went to Gnawa Festival in Essaouira and to Agadir Festival mBerber in order to find the best musicians to be given to Galway. He brought home a long list and a sample of their music. I felt a strange delight in listening to them - such as a man would get out that he had brothers and sisters in another country after spending a lonely life alone! Seán Ó Riada said once that we should look east for much of the music branch traisiúnta get. Emphasis and rhythm are particularly brighton traditional music of this country lies not too good with the type of traditional music are available on the European brighton continent. The same is true in relation to the old habit. There is nowhere else in Europe that can be heard singing. Love is kind of buzzing in question, which tells the story of a hypnotic way, with very little change in tune. In Connemara, the emphasis is on the ornament. Sure people will say that the similarities between singing old Irish custom and individual singing Brittany or Scotland - but not Scotland, Brittany and the Atlantic coast as well? Bob Quinn brought some of the old singers like to Lebanon years ago and was enthralled with her traditional singers turning them over. It was clear that such materials brighton as Josie thought John Jack out of his mouth that had stolen her Arab singers for their work! But why would any connection brighton between the two styles of music? Why would the same type of music in foreign countries and in the island of Ireland, thousands of miles from them? The answer is very easily according to Bob. About a thousand years ago it was much easier to make a long travel over sea than over the country. There is evidence that the Vikings traveled across the Atlantic cóilíneadh. We all heard the stories of Sinbad and also St. Brendan - comes not from wind events stories about boats! There is also evidence that many found treasures lives and property associated with the Eastern world throughout this country. Even a skeleton found 'Berbery Ape' above in Navan! If you follow the theory that it is easy loiciúil gave the impression that this máirnéalaithe them Irish culture, and of course, that the underneath of them in Ireland. What is the best place to live is the first place you hit in this case, the West coast of Ireland. Of course, this is a challenging theory. It goes completely against all history books and academic life is not too comfortable with. Scaibhtéara gave only 'City DeVinci Connemara' Bob Quinn book time - but it is much better than that work! I believe that each generation should build on the tradition so that it will last. This is true in terms of music, language and art alike. In this case, I think we have a brand new life to strengthen our tradition - put it in the context of the East. As from the beginning!