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December, 2016: Martin Hayes and his collaborators gather in Bantry House, an historic 18th century house on the edge of Bantry Bay, West Cork. The four sit in a circle in the Library with fires blazing at both ends of the room. In the recording process they play each traditional piece a number of times and each time something different emerges. Martin Hayes (fiddle) is arguably Ireland’s most influential traditional musician known for his soulful and minimal approach to the music. Dennis Cahill (guitars) is Hayes’ longtime duo collaborator. Doug Wieselman (bass clarinet) is composer, arranger and musician from New York best known for his work with Anthony & The Johnsons, Wayne Horwitz and Laurie Anderson. New Yorker Liz Knowles (viola/violin) plays with the finesse of Irish fiddle music combined with the tonal richness of the classical violin.
Martin Hayes Quartet plays celtic. December, 2016: Martin Hayes and his collaborators gather in Bantry House, an historic 18th century house on the edge of Bantry Bay, West Cork.
Martin Hayes Quartet's live sets are tight and well-rehearsed - mid-paced sets where the arrangements come through clearly.
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