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Ross and Dan are two stables of the Chris Langan Weekend and 2/3 of the great band North Atlantic Drift. Here they come to us via fancy laptop and mysterious technology to take on a unique version of "The Gold Ring"

Kelly describes all the mentors and teachers she has met over the years at the Chris Langan Weekend.. Here she plays a lovely jig she learned from Tommy Keane "Spot the Wallop"

Debbie was a student of Chris and has had a huge impact on Toronto and Canada's traditional music scene. Without her the Langan weekend would not look the same. Here she talks about Chris' legacy and plays two tunes, the air "The Darkest Midnight" and the "Broken Pledge"

Spencer is one of the great young guns of Irish music in Canada today. An amazing set on two sets of pipes simultaneously. Two reels: The Skibbereen lasses and the Humours of Tulla.

Dave Papazian (Papper) is a legend. One of the true disciples of Irish music and its spirit. Coming to us from Sydney Nova Scotia, he is joined by Mike Milburn on Pipes and his daughter Katie on Fiddle.

Mick O'Brien is another honoured past guest and great friend of the Chris Langan Weekend. Here he talks about Chris and his memory and plays tune great tunes off his latest CD "More Tunes from the Goodman Manuscript", The Air "Ceann Dubh Dileas" and the reel "Gregg's Pipes". goodmantunestrio.bandcamp.com/album/more-tunes-from-the-goodman-manuscripts

Ena is a stalwart of Irish music in Toronto and past president of the Chris Langan Weekend. Here she plays two jigs, The Hag’s Purse and Pat Burke’s.

Louise Mulcahy was one of our honoured guests last year and a torchbearer of Traditional Irish music in Ireland and abroad. She has included some great photos of last year and plays the "Bean Dubh A'Ghlenna"

The late 1970s were a heady time for musicians in Toronto..... Some words and a lovely set of reels, "George White’s Favourite" and "Trip to Durrow" from Ann .

Debra and Colm are half of the Chris Langan Weekend Committee and great musicians to boot. Here they are playing two reels "The Road to Cree" and "Larry's Favourite"

Phil Elsworthy has some fine words abouh his first time meeting Chris and plays two tunes, "May Morning Dew", followed by the "Jug of Punch" reel.

Some great words and tunes from Marco Battaglia , a gentleman piper, playing the Groves on his Fremont set in D.

Nick and Alison have strong connections to Toronto and to the Chris Langan Weekend. They have kindly sent us this unreleased concert footage which features a tune by Chris Langan. The first tune is called Old Woman's Money, and it comes from O'Farrell's Pocket Companion. The second tune is a composition of Chris Langan's called The Monday Night Jig. Although both tunes are probably intended as ...

Ray Caldwell, one of Chris's students and past CLW committee member, recites a poem for Chris and plays a great set of tunes "The New Postman".

Alana and Leigh Cline "Cooley's Reel and the Pigeon on the Gate"

Kate Crossan-Memories of the Weekend and sings "Airde Chuain"

Gay Mckeon- Meeting Chris Langan and playing " Anach Cuan (Air) and An Bhean Tinceara (Reel)"

Patrick Hutchinson playing Seán MacAonghus

Kathy Moffat Jones- Memories of Chris and plays "The Rakes of Kildare" and "The Boat to Boffin"

Karen Light- Memories of Chris Langan and plays "The Gathering of the Boats"

Rick Lines-What the weekend means and a tune "What a Beau your Grannie was"

Benedict and Hillary-Memories of the Langan Weekend and a set of Jigs and Set Dances

The Wade Family "The Yellow Wattle, The Horseshoe, Jenny's Beaver Hat"

Conversations from the 25th Anniversary

Chris Langan Traditional Irish Music Weekend