Tribarac

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Electric Dreams

I think the unconscious approach to writing came a bit later. With Astral Weeks, there was more editing involved.

Van Morrison, Uncut, 2005/07

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A Tanglewood guitar hanging on a black and white regional road sign labelled Ruisín (Gaeilge) and Rusheen (English) near Macroom, County Cork, Republic of Ireland.

You are on the verge of recording excellence when you see this sign — or possibly you are just lost. Photograph by Rana Mullan

We are located about two miles from Macroom, in the Cork countryside, approximately 25 minutes from Cork City. We have a range of accomodation options available, please contact us for details.

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Tribarac Studio,
The Creamery,
Rusheen,
Coachford,
County Cork,
P12 AE61


Telephone: +353 (0)26 49254
Mobile: +353 (0)86 173 2813

Alternatively, contact us by email.

Rattle and Hum …

The Japanese fondness for keeping crickets at home to enjoy the musical ambience of their sound actually belongs to a centuries–old Chinese tradition. Pet crickets were popularised in 17th century Kyoto where people would even carry little cricket cages about with them. Cricket cages, often of quite elaborate design, are still hung in Kyoto homes to this day.