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Suantraí

Adam Agee & Jon Sousa
Released 1 Dec 2014
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Suantraí, pronounced “SOON-tree,” is an Irish word that means “lullabies,” and can also mean a feeling of gentleness and comfort. The word was introduced to us by our good friend, Eoin O’Neill. This album was recorded DSD PURE to a Sonoma workstation through an 8 channel Grace preamp and Meitner MKIII A to D positioned close to the artists for the best sonic integrity. It is the first in a series of DSD PURE "Corner Recordings" from Super Audio Center and Immersive Studios in Boulder Colorado. Jon's guitar and banjo were recorded with a Shure KSM 32 and a Royer R-121 ribbon microphone. Adam's fiddle was recorded with a Shure KSM 32 and an AEA R-92 ribbon microphone.

Tracklist

  1. 1Sporting Paddy / Siobhán O’Donnell’s3:59
  2. 2Johnny Naughty’s / Tommy Coen’s2:29
  3. 3The Clare Reel / Green Gowned Lass3:50
  4. 4Fead An Iolar (The Eagle’s Whistle)6:09
  5. 5Farewell to Glasgow / Maud Millar / The Long Drop / John Naughton’s / The Laccaroe / The Easy Club8:21
  6. 6Runs in the Family / Angry Birds2:23
  7. 7Maids of the Mourne Shore / Niel Gow’s Lament for the Death of his Second Wife7:47
  8. 8Hardiman’s Fancy / Apples in Winter / The Starry Lane to Monaghan5:14
  9. 9Paddy Fahey’s / Gan Ainm / Star of Munster / Paddy on the Landfill / The Glen Road to Carrick6:16
  10. 10Amhrán an Bhá (Song of the Drowning)3:34

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