John McCormack songs on the radio

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Eddie Dalton, a committe member of the Society, will give the first talk of our new season on the 14th September in Buswells Hotel. It starts at the usual time of 11am. Tea & Coffee will be provided.

Eddie was a longtime member of the choral group, The Tipp Singers, that was led by Betty Lynch. He also performed with the Cashel Choir and was the regular soloist for its performance of ‘Panis Angelicus’. His talk will be a mixture of reminisces about John McCormack recordings he heard on the radio growing up and their impact on him. Eddie will also intersperse some personal performances of songs that are close to his heart. It promises to be a unique journey down memory lane.

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Published by John McCormack Society

Founded in 1960, the John McCormack Society was set up to celebrate the life and legacy of the great Irish tenor. A global superstar in his day, McCormack first found success on the opera stage and later became a legendary concert recitalist. It is reckoned that McCormack recordings have sold in excess of 200 million

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