Along the Music Road
Kerry DexterInsights, conversations, and reflections on music, creativity, and connection
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Sunday Sessions: a song of home and memory
The song Mont Carmel is about a particular place in the Acadian region of Prince Edward Island , in Atlantic Canada.
Whether you know that place or not, whether you speak French or not, I think you will understand the way both joy and mem...
Sunday Sessions: Cedar Pass / Peanut Peak / Prairie Chicken
Cedar Pass, Peanut Peak, Prairie Chicken are the names of the three tunes you hear in this set.
The players are Natalie Haas, on cello, and Brittany Haas, on five string fiddle. Britt wrote the tunes. The two, who are sisters, collaborate...
Sunday Sessions: a song of connection and imagination
The song is called By the Time It Gets Dark.
Photo by Brian Kelly on Unsplash
It was written by English singer Sandy Denny. Mary Black sings it here.
For a gentle rather straightforward song, there’s a lot going on. Connection to a frien...
Sunday Sessions: There Is Hope
Ways to think about keeping on in a time when hope seems lost, when in the words of songwriter Robbie O’Connell
Like crystal crashing on a stone floor/All the plans lie shattered now
And yet, as the song, sung here by Aoife Clancy, contin...
Sunday Sessions: Murphy Boys
Murphy Boys is a tune written by Kathleen Boyle Jordan. It is paired with Planxty Johnston a tune written by Irish composer Turlough O’Carolan early in the 1700s.
Photo by Jesse Gardner on Unsplash
You will see Kathleen, who wrote the tun...
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