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8:00 am
Fri July 27, 2012
James Olin Oden
The Ancient Celts told stories to each other through song. They had chants for battle and mourning dirges when their heroes fell. Raleigh-based musician James Olin Oden says the contemporary Celtic music scene is alive and well.
He joins host Frank Stasio is joined by James Olin Oden to play a mix of original and traditional Celtic music and talk about his CD, “Samhain’s March: A Winter’s Journey.”