Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh
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Contents
Photos of the instrument
Instrument Details
Instrument number: 2
Year on label: 2011
Scroll: Blindfolded Eros Cherub
Tailpiece: Maple with heart cut out
String Preferences
- C: Chorda silver viola 22
- G: Eudoxa G 15.25
- D: Eudoxa D 16.25
- A: Eudoxa A 13.25
- E: Gold Label E thin ball end
Biographical details
Home Town: Dublin, Ireland
Website: www.caoimhinoraghallaigh.com
Bow: transitional Bow by Michel Jamonneau
Tunings & Repertoire
| DADAE | ||
| DAEAE | Fead an Iolair | Fead an Iolair :: Vimeo /// Fead an Iolair :: RTE via YouTube |
| Aonar | ||
| DAEAC# | What What What | |
| Jack of Diamonds | ||
| AAEAC# | ||
| CAEAC | ||
| DADF#E | Leathan le Leathan | |
| Gollywhopper | ||
| Folamh | ||
| DADFE | ||
| CAbCGC | Tuireamh na n-Iolar | |
| Caol le Caol | Caol le Caol on Vimeo | |
| Mausoleum | ||
| Laghdú | Laghdú on Vimeo | |
| CGCGC |
Discography on which this instrument features
- This is How we Fly (2013) with This is How we Fly
- The Gloaming (2014) with The Gloaming
- Music for an Elliptical Orbit (2014) Solo
- Laghdú (2014) with Dan Trueman
- The Gloaming 2 (2016) with The Gloaming
- Foreign Fields (2017) with This is How we Fly
- All Soundings are True (2017) with Garth Knox
- The Gloaming Live at the NCH (2018) with The Gloaming
- The Gloaming 3 (2019) with The Gloaming
- Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh & Thomas Bartlett (2019) with Thomas Bartlett
Comments
Hey there everyone! Can't really imagine ever wanting to go back to playing an ordinary fiddle. This instrument has been an absolute delight to play from the very first moment I picked it up.
