Other Related Sites

A fellow who calls himself Vash and who is associated with a band called The Bringers has announced a bodhrán web-ring.
Julien Devergie has created a website with information about djembes, part of the site for his band, Wap.
Someone established a bodhrán mailing list at Onelist.com.
Rhythm Bones Central
Harald Hougaard has published an essay about the bodhrán, in Norwegian. Part of it is now available in English.
Chih Corr has created a bodhrán club at Yahoo. It's basically a chat room plus some associated pages for links, pictures, etc. To post and view all its pages, you have to sign up with Yahoo, which meaning giving them your e-mail address and other personal information and allowing them to use it for commercial purposes. It appears to be hosted on a very slow server.

Other Places to Go

For more diverse information about Irish music, you should start with the Ceolas celtic music archive. For local activity, check out Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Èireann or their North American branches. You may also want to look at Yahoo's index on Irish music. The drummers among you might be most interested in George Keith's list of sessions or Rich Kulawiec's list of jam sessions. You can find more general information about percussion instruments, though this site is badly out-of-date. For general information on things Irish, drop by Pat Murphy's Irish and Celtic thingies.

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Last updated 29 Mar 2001