John McSherry - The Seven Suns - Music & Performance - CD

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Management number 254697121 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$5.60 Model Number 254697121
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2016 release. John McSherry further cements his legacy as a true master of the Uilleann pipes with The Seven Suns. The eagerly anticipated follow up to his 2010 solo debut Soma offers the listener a conceptual musical journey drawing from both traditional Irish jigs and reels as well as from free form jazz improvisation which inform McSherry's unique approach to the pipes. In McSherry's words: "My love for music embraces everything from these most ancient airs, jigs and reels to the harmonies and high powered, driving rhythms of modern music. I'd like to think of this album as a little melting pot of all the influences on my musical journey so far." Guest musicians on the album include Seán Óg Graham (guitars), Michael McGoldrick (flute) and Niamh Dunne (fiddle/viola). John McSherry is one of the finest exponents of the art of the Uilleann piping in the world. A founding member of Irish super-groups Lúnasa and the now legendary Coolfin, he has been called "a true master" by Irish Music Magazine and has taken piping to new heights with his unique style. His sense for improvisation has even been compared to that of the great jazz legend John Coltrane.

2016 release. John McSherry further cements his legacy as a true master of the Uilleann pipes with The Seven Suns. The eagerly anticipated follow up to his 2010 solo debut Soma offers the listener a conceptual musical journey drawing from both traditional Irish jigs and reels as well as from free form jazz improvisation which inform McSherry's unique approach to the pipes. In McSherry's words: "My love for music embraces everything from these most ancient airs, jigs and reels to the harmonies and high powered, driving rhythms of modern music. I'd like to think of this album as a little melting pot of all the influences on my musical journey so far." Guest musicians on the album include Seᅠn Og Graham (guitars), Michael McGoldrick (flute) and Niamh Dunne (fiddle/viola). John McSherry is one of the finest exponents of the art of the Uilleann piping in the world. A founding member of Irish super-groups Lᆪnasa and the now legendary Coolfin, he has been called "a true master" by Irish Music Magazine and has taken piping to new heights with his unique style. His sense for improvisation has even been compared to that of the great jazz legend John Coltrane.
Performer John McSherry
Music genre Rock
Media format CD
Original release date 2016
Language English
Is collectible Y
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Track listing Dance of the Síog, The King of Dal Buinne, The Atlantean Carrowmore, Sunrise at Bealtaine Sunset Land, The Golden Mean the Whisperer, The Stone of the Seven Suns the Cloghogle
Record label Compass Records
Composer John McSherry
Songwriter John Mcsherry
Track name Dance of the Sóg, The King of Dal Buinne, The Atlantean, Carrowmore, Sunrise at Bealtaine, Sunset Land, The Golden Mean, The Whisperer, The Stone of the Seven Suns, The Cloghogle
Digital audio file format CD
Music media format CD
Is edited N
Is enhanced N

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