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Reviews of Silvery Moon
“Whether she’s delivering an ancient Irish ballad, an American folk classic, or an urgent contemporary song, Aoife sings with the same gorgeous naturalism as if she were experiencing the emotions in the songs for the first time.” – Scott Alarik, Boston Globe
“Clancys distinctive mezzo and clarity of phrasing make an immediate impression as she explores the restrained emotions of the music” – Kerry Dexter, Dirty Linen Magazine
“I think Silvery Moon is Clancy’s best CD. Her singing is always understated and straight-forward, which is very appealing. It’s a direct honest style that reflects her personality. When you meet her she is just who she is and wears that right out front. And she’s the same way when she sings” – Brian O’Donovan, “Celtic Sojourn” WGBH fm “There is Hope by cousin Robbie O’Connell with soft violin guitar and flute are perfect for the gentleness of Aoife’s clear delivery” — Sing Out!
“To a sparse piano, Clancy tenderly sings a sweetly affecting melody to Henry Lawson’s poem of loneliness, love and parting in “Slip and the Spur”. In Ron Kabana’s song of peace and healing “Reconciliation”, Clancy’s lilting voice guides and anthemic chorus drawn from her Irish heritage” – Stephen Ide, The Patriot Ledger
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Television and Radio appearances
Good Morning America
CBS this Morning
C-Span
PBS
National Public Radio
(WGBH-Celtic Sojourn)
(WUMB-Live at Noon)
(WATD with Joan Oar and Seamus Mulligan)
(Woodsongs Old Time Music Hour)
(Folkscene with Rozz and Howard Larson)
BBC
RTE
Concert Appearances
Carnegie Hall
Summer Olympics- Atlanta
Celtic Connections- Scotland
Tonder Festival- Denmark
Symphony Hall- Boston
Town Hall- New York
Milwaukee Irish Festival
Woodsongs-Lexington KY
Boston Folk Festival