Áine Minogue
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Áine Minogue is a harpist born in Borrisokane, County Tipperary, Ireland, now living in New England in the U.S.A. She began playing the harp at age twelve.
[edit] Discography
- Between the Worlds (solo)
- Celtic Lamentations (solo)
- Celtic Meditation Music (solo)
- Celtic Moon (composed of select tracks from "Circle of the Sun" and "Between the Worlds")
- Circle of the Sun (solo)
- The Mysts of Time (solo)
- To Warm the Winter's Night (solo)
- The Twilight Realm (solo)
- (Various Artists), Celtic Visions
- (Various Artists), Dublin to Dakar
- (Various Artists), Echoes Living Room Series, Vol. 4
- (Various Artists), Winter's Tale
- (Various Artists), Exotica - World Music Divas
- (Various Artists), Celtic Wave
- (Various Artists), Celtic Heartbeat Christmas
- (Various Artists), Celtic Christmas II
- (Various Artists), Celtic Spirit
- (Various Artists), Celtic Love
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The sister of singer Sheila O'Shea, Irish vocalist and harpist Áine Minogue began performing at the age of 14 as a member of the Galway Mercy Convent's renowned 114-piece orchestra. After a tenure with the Bunratty Castle Singers, Minogue relocated to the U.S., settling in Boston and teaming with the Irish tenor Sean O'Shea in the duo Legacy. While simultaneously teaching at Boston College's Irish Studies Program, she also began performing extensively in the company of artists including Johnny Cunningham, Séamus Connolly, and Séamus Egan, all of whom joined her on her debut release, 1994's Were You at the Rock. In 1996, Minogue returned with a pair of LPs, Mysts of Time and To Warm Winter's Night, followed in 1997 by Between Worlds. Circle of the Sun appeared in 1998, followed a year later by Celtic Spirit. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
