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Dr Patrick Egan releases debut album
14 Jun 2022
Dr Patrick Egan, who lectures in the Department of Digital Humanities at UCC, recently released his solo concertina album, entitled Tobar Gan Trá at The Corner House in Cork city.
This compilation, containing 15 tracks of Irish traditional music, features music that he discovered in archives whilst researching, alongside music from his background as a professional musician for over 30 years. The album has been broadcast on RTÉ's The Rolling Wave, Radio na Gaeltachta, and has featured internationally, in particular on radio shows across the United States.
More information about the album, track previews and tour dates for Tobar Gan Trá can be found at:
tobargantra.com or tobargantra.bandcamp.com