Caitlín
Nic Gabhann
Concertina
Donegal, Donegal,
Ireland
Caitlín Nic Gabhann
Offering Lessons in:
Concertina
Anglo concertina only
Teaching these levels:
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
For these ages:
Children (under 12), Teenagers, Adults
As Accessed By:
Other
www.IrishConcertinaLessons.com is a subscription based website. The lessons are progressive, so you start easy, and gradually learn new techniques without even realising! Each lesson features a video lesson that is slow-downable, and you can loop a phrase for practice, with ABC and staff notation, an audio track, tips from me on specific technique and the story behind the particular tune. You can contact me at any time if you're stuck or if you have a question.
Lesson Length:
other
Lesson Times:
Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings, Weekdays, Weekends
Lesson Frequency:
Negotiable, Weekly, Twice Per Week, Every Other Week, Monthly
My Rates for Lessons
For €25 per month (approx $28), you will have unlimited access to the Starter course (beginner level), Improver Course (intermediate level) or Advanced Course (coming in 2020).
Payment Methods:
Stripe
About Caitlín
Three time All-Ireland champion on concertina, Caitlín is a regular performer at festivals and in concert halls from North America all the way to Asia. She is also an accomplished dancer and has toured the world with Riverdance as a troupe dancer. Writing tunes since the age of ten, her compositions have been performed in the Cork Opera House and The National Concert Hall, Dublin and recorded by renowned musicians in Ireland and abroad. She teaches concertina annually at summer and winter schools in Ireland, Europe and USA and has performed with the RTÉ Vanbrugh Quartet, Paddy Keenan, Liam Ó Maonlaí, for Presidents and Royalty around the world, most recently at ‘Ceiliúradh’ in the Royal Albert Hall, London as a guest of President Michael D. Higgins. Her debut solo CD release, Caitlín was voted the 2012 ‘CD of the Year’ award by tradconnect.com as well as being labelled the ‘top Irish traditional album of 2012’ by The Wall Street Journal.