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| Tramor |
Solo to gala, to fit the bill. |
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| Hensold & Good | Traditional pipes, flute, whistle, and song performed by two masters. | |
| Songs & Tales of Wales |
6,000 years of Welsh culture, illustrated with voice, pipes, flutes and harp, down the ages. |
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| Trans Celtic Gala | A Celtic cultural event, featuring pipers, dancers, and performances scaled to your needs. | |
| Mythic Crew |
Storytelling, poetry, music and much more. |
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| Downloads |
Browse and download photos, bios, references, and much more. |
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| Booking Act/Event |
How to contact John Good, if you are interested in an act or event. |
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Tramor (Overseas)
is the new Welsh American Acoustic Project of John Good, formally of
Oceans Apart. |  John Good, Billy Parker, and John Piggott playing a medley from the album, Chwarae Teg (Fair Play). Play/download the MP3 (5MB). St. Patrick's Day at the Desert Botanical Garden, with Jane Hilton and Billy. Cerdd Dant, original poetry and music, with Billy, at the Musical Instrument Museum. Billy Parker and John Good playing in the shadow of Four Peaks. Tramor, with John Piggott, live in Minnesota at the Festival of Wales. |
| Dick Hensold is a full-time free-lance musician specializing in
early music; folk music of Scotland, Ireland and Northumberland; Nordic
folk music, and Cambodian traditional music. He performs on the
Northumbrian smallpipes (a quiet bagpipe from Northeast England),
Swedish bagpipes (säckpipa), Medieval greatpipes, Scottish Highland
pipes, recorder, seljefløyte (Norwegian willow flute), low whistle and
traditional Cambodian reed instruments. He has played the Winnipeg Folk
Festival, the Edinburgh Folk Festival, and the Lowland and Border
Piper's Society Collogue (Peebles, Scotland). He has taught
Northumbrian smallpipes at workshops in the United States, Canada, and
Northumberland. “Dick Hensold is a master piper with an exquisite touch.” -City Pages, April 26, 2007 John Good is well known throughout the West, South, Midwest and in his native Wales as a multi-instrumentalist, Welsh piper, singer/songwriter, composer and poet. Veteran of many Celtic festivals and concerts, including Estes Park, Chicago, San Diego and Denver. Contact John Good. |
Dick Hensold and John Good performing at the Phoenix Irish Cultural Center. |
| Songs & Tales of Wales On a very rainy night, at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, in front of a full house and the set of Late Nite Catechism, John guides us through the millennia of the Welsh experience, illustrated with songs, instrumentals, stories and humor. |
Johnny Solo at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. |
| Trans Celtic Gala brings together the strengths of Welsh, Scottish, Irish and all Celtic cultures, wherever they may be found. Piping, poetry, story, song and dance. John is also the Cultural Director for the Celtic Harvest Festival Sedona. Contact John Good. |
The performance can be scaled to your venue and budget. |
| Liz Warren, a fourth-generation Arizonan, is a storyteller, teacher and writer. She is the director of the South Mountain Community College Storytelling Institute in Phoenix, Arizona. Her recorded version of The Story of the Grail received a Parents Choice Recommended award in 2004 and a Storytelling World award in 2006. The Path of Truth, her new CD of Arizona family stories will be released in 2010. In June 2009, she was a featured teller at the Three Rivers Storytelling Festival, the annual storytelling festival of the Midlands of Ireland. Representing SMCC, she is the producer of the annual Mesa Storytelling Festival. Her textbook, The Oral Tradition Today: An Introduction to the Art of Storytelling, was published in 2008. John Good is well known throughout the West, South, Midwest and in his native Wales as a multi-instrumentalist, Welsh piper, singer/songwriter, composer and poet. Veteran of many Celtic festivals and concerts, including Estes Park, Chicago, San Diego and Denver, he brings the subtly different flavor of traditional Welsh music to the stage. John speaks and teaches the Welsh language (Y Gymraeg), is a member of the traditional band Tramor and is president of the Welsh League of Arizona. Contact John Good. | Mythic Crew performing at the Fountain Hills Library,
in the shadow of Four Peaks. Listen to a sample from our latest album. |
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| Listen to Audio Samples Fair Play Medley The Welsh American Acoustic Project (5 MB, 128kbps MP3 file) Medley One John Good and Friends (4.5 MB, 128kbps MP3 file) Medley Two John Good and Friends (5.7 MB, 128kbps MP3 file) |
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Bios, References, Appearances & Broadcasts    text pdf pdf |
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Handbills & Posters (just input your info and print) Coming Soon! |
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Friends of Tramor (guest performers)     Billy Parker Billy Parker & Brid Dower Billy, Brid, John Liz Warren & John  Celtic Dance Academy |
Trans Celtic Gala Photos*       *Please note that the specific participants will vary, since the event can be scaled to your needs. |
Additional Resources
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Booking an Act or Event |
| If you have any questions or need additional information about booking The Welsh American Acoustic Project, Tramor, Hensold & Good, or the Trans Celtic Gala, please contact John Good: |
| voice: 602 - 509 - 5223 email: potelobop@hotmail.com |
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