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bodhran

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bodh·ran  (brän, bou-)
n.
A hand-held goatskin drum used in traditional Irish music and often played with a stick.

[Irish Gaelic bodhrán, from Middle Irish bodrán, from Old Irish, from bodar, deaf, deafening.]


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The ambitious score, which took 180 hours to record, contains two orchestras (London Philharmonic and New Zealand Symphony), choirs singing in six languages (English and five Tolkien-inspired texts), a dozen themes and subthemes for various characters and locales, and exotic instruments ranging from pennywhistle and African flutes to Indian bowed flute and Irish bodhran drums.
Type of participants: Guitar, fiddle, banjo, bodhran, flute, bass and mandolin instrumentalists and vocalists.
The sextet that makes up Gaelic Storm includes founders Patrick Murphy of Ireland on vocals, Steve Wehmeyer of New York on bodhran, didgeridoo, and vocals, and Steve Twigger of England on guitar and bouzouki.
 
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