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Jimmy O'Brien-Moran in Conversation with Seán Potts
The Drunken Gauger, The Orange Rogue, Seán Reid's, The Ravelled Hank of Yarn (Set Dances, Reels)
The Belles of St Louis, Seán McGuire's (Reels)
Seán Ó Duibhir a' Ghleanna, The Bog of Allen, Never Was Piping So Gay (Air, Reels)
Caoineadh Phiaruis Feirtéara, Seán Ó Duibhir a'Ghleanna, The Old Bush (Air, Set Dance, Reel)
Patterns in 1001 Gems: Melodic Structures in Irish Traditional Music
Seán Quinn's, Bony Over The Alps (Hornpipes)
Seán Ryan's, The Pride of Slieveaughty, Seán Ryan's (Jigs)
Two Jigs and a Reel from Sean Potts on flat pipes pitched in B
Two Jigs and a Reel from Nollaig Mac Cárthaigh on flat pipes pitched in C#
A Reel, a Jig and a Fling from Sean McKeon on concert pitch pipes
A selection of Beginner Tunes
A selection of Intermediate Tunes
A selection of Advanced Tunes
A selection of lessons on flat pipes
A selection of videos of pipers from our monthly recital series "Session with the Pipers" at the Cobblestone, Smithfield
A Collection of Ancient Irish Airs (Belfast, 1810)
Seán McAloon O'Mealy Set
This set was made by Leo Rowsome for Dubliner Seán Seery,
the son of one of Leo’s friends in the Dublin Pipers Club. Seán
was a student of Leo’s at the Club and also at the Municipal
School of Music. It is unique among sets made by Leo in
having a soundbox on the baritone drone as well as the bass.
Seán was born into a musical family. His father Jim was
originally from Rathconrath, near Mullingar, but was settled
in Stoneybatter in Dublin when Seán was born. He was
one of the founder-members of the Dublin Pipers Club and
served as Treasurer of that body, a position which he also
filled with the newly founded Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann
in 1951, which he also helped to found.
Seán was a very successful piper in competition,
winning the ‘triple crown’ of piping in the late 1940s – the
Dublin Feis, the Oireachtas and the Feis Ceoil. He was also
a member of Leo Rowsome’s piping quartets, along with Jim
Dowling and Tommy McCarthy in one phase, and in another
with Leo’s son Leon and Willie Clancy. His death in late 2002
closed a contribution of fifty years to piping in Dublin.
Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich & Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh - Cobblestone 1-7-2008