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Date(s) - 07/02/2022 - 12/02/2022
1:00 pm
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Waterford Healing Arts Trust’s wonderful team of Healing Sounds musicians, trained to work in healthcare settings, flex their musical muscles this week, sharing daily interludes to lighten the February load. Featuring Liam Merriman, Eoin O Meachair, Alan Browne, Michelle Haberlin and Liam Kavanagh.
Friday: Never Give Up! ‘Bambelela’ Our final postcard of the week features our full ensemble of Healing Sounds musicians with a catchy, upbeat African song to see you into the weekend.
Thursday: Today’s postcard is an all strings affair, with Michelle Haberlin on fiddle and Liam Kavanagh on viola, with their rendition of Rainbow Over the Burren.
Wednesday: Today’s postcard comes from Liam Merriman, who performs his version of Let Your Love Flow, a major hit for The Bellamy Brothers. As well as being a trained hospital musician and a Music and Health Trainer, Liam has had a successful performing and recording career over many decades and is well-known in music circles throughout Ireland and internationally.
Tuesday: Today’s postcard features trad musician Eoin O Meachair with two well known tunes: Mná na hÉireann and The Flowers of Redhill. A new Healing Sounds Musical Postcard will be shared each day. Check back tomorrow, 1pm! See also Well Festival social media @wellwaterford.
Monday‘s postcard (below) features our full Healing Sounds ensemble – Alan Browne on lead vocal, Liam Merriman, Eoin O Meachair, Michelle Haberlin and Liam Kavanagh – with their rendition of Here Comes the Sun, by The Beatles.