New Release: Timeless Tickles and Tunes by Kathy Reid Naiman
Timeless Tickles and Tunes by Kathy Reid-Naiman
Celebrating 30 Years of Great Early Childhood Music! M2401CD
A Compilation of some of the best recordings we have made over the years. There is at least one track from each of Kathy's 17 Recordings, starting with Tickles and Tunes in 1994. There are songs, fingerplays, tickles, knee joggles, dances and two never before released tracks
Celebrating 30 Years of Great Early Childhood Music! M2401CD
A Compilation of some of the best recordings we have made over the years. There is at least one track from each of Kathy's 17 Recordings, starting with Tickles and Tunes in 1994. There are songs, fingerplays, tickles, knee joggles, dances and two never before released tracks
Spring is Coming! and with it comes a new CD from Kathy Reid-Naiman! For children from birth to 7 years old. 30 Springtime lullabies, rhymes, fingerplays, dances and songs to welcome the new season. Produced by Ken Whiteley and featuring Ben Whiteley (bass and cello), Chris Whiteley (harmonica and trumpet), Bucky Berger (drums), John Showman (fiddle) Arnie Naiman ( Banjo) and Ken Whiteley ( Guitar, piano, vibraphone, ukulele, tenor banjo and more) This CD completes the Seasons series that includes Welcome Summer, When It’s Autumn and Sing the Cold Winter Away.Spring is Coming! and with it comes a new CD from Kathy Reid-Naiman! For children from birth to 7 years old. |
A new French album of Children's music
Ça suffit pour s'amuser by Hannah Shira Naiman
“Ça suffit pour s’amuser” is a joyful collection of French songs, dances and games for preschool and early elementary children. A French companion to “It’s A Beautiful Day/C’est une belle journée” with Kathy Reid-Naiman, this cajun-flavoured album takes you on a playful, active and silly journey. Album notes feature bilingual instructions for English, French and French Immersion kids!. A perfect addition for teachers and families everywhere!
The 21st Annual Banjo Special Concert : ONLINE
The Banjo Special is a yearly event that has become an institution in the roots music community of Toronto, Ontario. This year, as we mark the 21st anniversary, we go online and invite the whole banjo world to join in on the fun.
Youtube link https://youtu.be/91pdQRGhr88
Youtube link https://youtu.be/91pdQRGhr88
It's a Beautiful Day / C’est une belle Journée
a French/English cd for children!
by Kathy Reid-Naiman and Hannah Naiman
This beautiful CD is perfect for young children whose parents speak either English or French. There are songs, fingerplays, dances, and lullabies in both languages
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This beautiful CD is perfect for young children whose parents speak either English or French. There are songs, fingerplays, dances, and lullabies in both languages
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Congratulations to Hannah Shira Naiman - Winner of the 2017 Canadian Folk Music Award (CFMA) traditional Singer of the Year!
by Hannah Shira Naiman
Hannah Shira Naiman charms the listener with an even more bold, layered, and mature set of tunes.
The record crosses from sweet waltzes about fishes and birds to dark murder ballads and haunting instrumental reels. Naiman intensely studied fiddle -- a new instrument to her -- near the mountains of Virginia and West Virginia between records, and shares the result of her latest inspiration in two original fiddle tunes.Also contributing to Know The Mountain is guitar and banjo from Arnie Naiman, percussion from Gary Craig (Bruce Cockburn, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings) and bass from Brian Kobayakawa (Creaking Tree String Quartet). Emily Adam (Blackest Crow) joins with harmony vocals. Don Kerr (Ron Sexsmith, Rheostatics) produced the album.
Hannah Shira Naiman charms the listener with an even more bold, layered, and mature set of tunes.
The record crosses from sweet waltzes about fishes and birds to dark murder ballads and haunting instrumental reels. Naiman intensely studied fiddle -- a new instrument to her -- near the mountains of Virginia and West Virginia between records, and shares the result of her latest inspiration in two original fiddle tunes.Also contributing to Know The Mountain is guitar and banjo from Arnie Naiman, percussion from Gary Craig (Bruce Cockburn, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings) and bass from Brian Kobayakawa (Creaking Tree String Quartet). Emily Adam (Blackest Crow) joins with harmony vocals. Don Kerr (Ron Sexsmith, Rheostatics) produced the album.
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My Lucky Stars by Arnie Naiman
"He loves clawhammer banjo, it’s tone, the tunes, the lilt, and it shows. He wants to share it. And he does, quietly, carefully, and as comfortably as an old shoe. This is a beautiful, thoughtful, glorious collection of tunes that we can get lost in precisely because Naiman does. Love it, love it, love it." Glen Herbert , Penguin Eggs Magazine
“My Lucky Stars” is an impressive album, and it will surely be one of the top old time albums of the year. And unlike many other albums in the genre, you don’t have to be a musician to fully appreciate it. The album is available as a traditional CD, or as a digital download (which includes the cover art and liner notes)." BANJO NEWSLETTER October 2016 Review by John Walkenbach
“My Lucky Stars” is an impressive album, and it will surely be one of the top old time albums of the year. And unlike many other albums in the genre, you don’t have to be a musician to fully appreciate it. The album is available as a traditional CD, or as a digital download (which includes the cover art and liner notes)." BANJO NEWSLETTER October 2016 Review by John Walkenbach
Arnie Naiman is now giving online 5 String Banjo Clawhammer style LESSONS! See Info HERE
Get Merriweather Old Time Music downloads My Lucky Stars - Arnie Naiman The Banjo Special 5 Strings Attached With No Backing - Arnie Naiman & Chris Coole 5 Strings Attached ~ Vol 2 - Arnie Naiman & Chris Coole Down Harmony Road - Ragged But Right Gentleman From Virginia - Albemarle Ramblers |
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