Playlist J (part 2) – The Irish Mandolin – a website from Aidan Crossey
I had fun coming up five trad music tracks related to the letter J.
Link tags: tunes
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Mando | Luke Dorny
- Which jig will be next?
- What instrument?
- What shirt will he wear next?
- Will a shirt make a repeat appearance?
- Will he shave his wiseman beard?
- Possibly a haircut or trim?
geoTrad - Google My Maps
Well, this is a rather wonderful mashup made with data from thesession.org:
The distribution of Irish traditional tunes which reference place names in Ireland
Fairweather Fiddlers @ Brighton Acoustic Club Aug 2019 - YouTube
Myself and Jessica joining in some reels and jigs.
Banjos and Discrete Technologies | stevebenford
An examination of how sites like The Session are meshing with older ideas of traditional Irish music:
There is a very interesting tension at play here – one that speaks directly to the design of new technologies. On the one hand, Irish musicians appear to be enthusiastically adopting digital media to establish a common repertoire of tunes, while on the other the actual performance of these tunes in a live session is governed by a strong etiquette that emphasizes the importance of playing by ear.
There’s an accompanying paper called Supporting Traditional Music-Making: Designing for Situated Discretion (PDF).
iTunes - Podcasts - dConstruct : dconstruct2015 on Huffduffer
You can now subscribe to my dConstruct 2015 podcast directly in iTunes so you can have my natterings with the lovely speakers delivered straight to your ocular orifices.
I can tell you how I got from Deep Purple to Howling Wolf in just 25 moves. | Chloe Weil
The way that Chloe has catalogued her music over time is fascinating. It’s like the Long Now opposite of This Is My Jam.
glueslabs — Huffduffer: How to Listen Later, or What Did You Call Me?
A nice description of how to use Huffduffer to manage newly found music.
HTML5 Pour Les Web Designers – Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report
Zoot alors! Mon book is high in the iTunes Store Français. Quelle surprise!
Apple - Accessibility
Apple have gathered all their resources about accessibility into one handy site. I sense the work of James Craig.
Join Jeremy Keith, author of "Bulletproof Ajax" as he discusses the Web today
A short video Q&A I did with New Riders. The camera does not flatter.
iTunes Search API Around the Corner? - snook.ca
Jonathon has found some circumstantial evidence of an API for searching the iTunes music store. That could be really interesting. It might be fun to mash it up with Amazon's API.
CoverFlow
A nifty app for OS X that allows you to browse your iTunes music by album cover.
Apple - Support - GarageBand - Recording Your Podcast
Scroll down to the end - Apple are offering a command line tool for adding chapters to podcasts. You can also add images which will show up in the artwork window of iTunes.
DittyBot - An Applescript Adventure
Coolest use of Automater ever. Send an SMS form your phone to your POP account and your Mac will call you back over Skype to play you an MP3.