Kejafi Sydney, Australia
Kejafi play traditional, folk and original music celebrating the deep Australian connection to Scotland and Ireland. The Sydney-based trio create an exciting and energetic sound with duel fiddles and octave mandolin.
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Love the complexity of this track and the rising and falling of the violins, and the texture. Makes me want to dance. Thank you so much for this album. I really love it, and find it really inspiring my own work on the Witchcraft Trials ❤️
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Mo Cheantar Féin
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I love the whole album and it’s so carefully curated! Thank you for adding the origins of the tunes. I absolutely loved the slow air,An Raibh Tu an an gCarraig and now I’m going to have to get the Star an over the Garter! I am glad to be able to listen to music from that era. My Grandaddy was a fiddle player from Donegal and though we spent every summer there I can’t remember what he played. I’m learning to play the fiddle at the age of 60 which is the hardest thing I’ve done in my li
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