Damanta is the Irish/Celtic music project begun in 2005 by Elegwen O'Maoileoin. O'Maoileoin writes "In 2003 I learned how to play the bodhran from Michael Viens at the Wolf & Hound in Vancouver. Then went to Ireland and began playing the uilleann pipes (and dabbling in whistles) and, in 2005, bought my first lute (of the Irish bouzouki type) from The Four Corners in Galway. My uilleann pipe teachers have been few: Tim Fanning (Vancouver), lessons in Milltown, then John McSherry in Belfast (Lunasa, Sharon Shannon, At First Light).
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The Hazel Wood
A Darkly Splendid World
By the River
Hermes' Walk
A Faerie Love Song
Phantom Lovers
Playing in Purgatory
Rambles At Night
*The Drunk Priest (Waldman remix)
Song for My Mother
Weeping for You
*Hermes' Walk (Tá sé go hAillin)
*Faerie Childe (live)
*The Drunken Priests of Donegal
*By the Sionnain
*The Land of Shadows (Underworld version)
The Drunken Priests of Donegal
*The Fall Song
The Fall Song
*Críoch’ an Oileáin Úir
*Pórt na bPúcaí (Song of the Faeries)
*Rambles At Night
*The Drunken Priests of Donegal mp3
Ar Mo Ghabháil 'Na Chuan Domh
The Land of Shadows
By the Sionnain
Land of Shadows (Bootleg @ The Bunker)
The Hazel Wood (live)
Rambles At Night (Live in Chicago 2008)
Pórt Na Bpúcaí (Song of the Faeries)
Playin' in Purgatory (Live in Chicago 2008)
The Drunk Priest (Waldman Remix)
Críoch' An Oileáin ÚIr
Hermes' Walk (Live in Chicago 2008)
An Unseelie Love Song
Hermes' Walk (Tá Sé Go H-aillin)
By the Sionnain (Live in Chicago 2008)
The Drunk Priest (Bootleg @ The Bunker)
The Fall Song (Live in Chicago 2008)
The Drunk Priest (Waldman Rock Remix)
Hermes Walk (Ta se go hAillin)
Críoch' An Oileáin Uir
Black Is The Colour
Expectations
We Are Damned
Aset
Song For My Mother (Under a Hawthorn @Mt. Slemish)
Fire In My Blood
The Land of Shadows (NZ Dreamy Manda Mix)
Faerie Childe (live)
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