Playing music together is the best way for people to become friends
Sessions
If you love traditional Irish music, come to our open session every Wednesday night from 7:00 to 9:00 pm at the Gaelic-American Club in Fairfield, CT (open to the public). This is a great opportunity for all ages and skill levels to come together and play music in a friendly atmosphere. Guests are welcome to listen while enjoying food and drink from the pub.
First Friday Pub Sessions
In addition, join us the first Friday of every month from 6:00 to 8:00 pm in the Gaelic-American Club pub for an open session led by guest musicians from the southern New England area (open to GAC members and their guests only).
May 2 — Lindsey Céitinn
Lindsey has been teaching for over seven years and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music from Thomas Edison State University. She is skilled in a variety of styles, including classical, traditional Irish, American folk, and improvisation for contemporary worship. She studied classical violin and viola with Alison Breisler Corigliano of Danbury, Connecticut, and has performed with the Danbury Symphony Orchestra. In addition to teaching in her private studio in Southington, she teaches in the greater-Waterbury and greater-Danbury areas. Lindsey currently studies and enjoys performing with Brian Conway, a premier traditional Irish fiddle player based in New York. She is the 2017 champion in the Over-18 Fiddle Slow Airs competition at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Fleadh Cheoil, and traveled to Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland, in August 2017 to compete at the All-Ireland Fleadh Cheoil.
