# Joe Heaney
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joe heaney (AKA Joe Éinniú; Irish: Seosamh Ó hÉanaí) (1 October 1919 – 1 May 1984) was an Irish traditional (sean nós) singer from County Galway, Ireland. He spent most of his adult life abroad, living in England, Scotland and New York City, in the course of which he recorded hundreds of songs.
== Biography ==
Heaney was born in Carna, a remote village in Connemara, County Galway, along the west coast of Ireland.
The Trees They Do Grow High
This episode looks at the ballad The Trees the Grow Tall aka The Trees They Grow So High aka Long A-Growing aka Young But Growing aka He’s Young But He’s Daily A-Growing aka The Bonny Boy aka Lady Mary Ann aka Young Craigston.
Tracklist
Joe Heaney – My Bonny Boy is Young
Joe Holmes – My Bonny Bo…
Seán Johnson | From Tragedy to Connection: Music as a Path of Transformation
Kirtan artist Seán Johnson, of Seán Johson and the Wild Lotus Band, discusses:
the importance of preparation for presenting and his personal singing practice as a means of connecting to the universe
the balance between planning and staying present in the moment - using templates as a framework fo…
S1E10 - Joe Heaney on Environmental Engineering, GIS, and Mentorship
On the latest episode of Sight and Scene, we sat down with Joe Heaney, PE and Principal at Walden Environmental Engineering. Joe’s path through the engineering disciplines to founding Walden in 1995 is a case study in integrity-driven innovation and adaptability.
We explore:
The evolution of envi…
Episode 3: Aoife Dermody
I'd heard of Aoife Dermody long before I met her, on the day before she was due to move back to Dublin after a spell in Melbourne. An activist, a singer, a teacher, a musician. On a sunny, chilly morning we met up in Preston, and ended up chatting about all manner of things - including Joe Fitzgera…
Film Ireland Presents: Alan Maher, producer of Song of Granite
Gemma Creagh sat down with Alan Maher of Marcie Films to discuss the ins and outs of producing Pat Collins' Song of Granite, the life story of traditional Sean-nós singer Joe Heaney, from County Galway.Song of Granite is in cinemas from 8th December 2017http://filmireland.net/Over the years, the po…
Irish folk song and the feeling of leaving home - interview with sean nós singer Chan Reid
In this episode I talk with Irish sean nós (old-style) singer Chan Reid about the experience of living as an immigrant far from one’s ancestors, and how experiences of migration and dislocation resonate in the heart of Irish traditional song and music. Chan sings some heart-cracking-open songs, and…
REAL IRISH TRAD v THE RTE LATE LATE Trad special
This show is my little love note to trad, after seeing the genuine upset across the traditional community following the recent TV "Trad Special." on the RTE late late show.
This podcast is a response to that. It’s for the players who were left frustrated and the listeners who know that our music do…
Fionn and the Raven
Check out more of Joe Heaney’s storytelling on his website.
I, too, have met the Short Little Man.
He didn’t look anything like Fionn’s companion, of course. Things are different in North America.
It was a day or two before I moved to Australia. One thing I still needed to do was drive back to my …
Episode 11: Bright Star Of The West - Sean Williams and Joe Heaney
Just listen to this.
Sean Williams shares her memories of learning from the legendary Joe Heaney. We talk music; ornamentation; Oirishness; messengers from the otherworld; liminality; being visited by Heaney in a dream and corrected on your writing, cleaning up his apartment on Phinney Ridge. We…
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