"Legacy of a Quiet Man" features the haunting voice of Dublin singer Sinéad Stone, whose interpretation of these songs is heartfelt and sublime. Sinéad comes from a traditional singing background and until the release of this album she has been one of Ireland's great-undiscovered vocal talents. She has previously recorded with the Café Orchestra on their album "Topaz" where she sings "Moon River" and another Dick Farrelly song - "Man of the Road".

Gerard Farrelly worked as a graphic artist for several years before taking up a full time career in music. He started playing drums in his teens and then took up the piano in his mid twenties, and went on to study at The College of Music Dublin where he received his performance diploma. His work as a drummer and keyboard player has also involved him in theatre and the recording studio, in which he has worked as a session musician on albums and many television and radio jingles. He has also worked as musical director with the Irish Childrens' Theatre Company and composed the music for their production of "The Land of Hearts Desire" by W B Yeats. Gerard also teaches music and manages Andic Songs Publishing.

Sinéad and Gerard have performed together at the International Fiddlers Green Folk Festival, which takes place every year in Rostrevor, Co. Down, along with performances in venues such as The National Concert Hall. They have also performed on RTE radio & television, TG4 Television and BBC Northern Ireland. Their television appearances include - The Late Late Show, Live At 3, Open House and Sheebín.

Their album "Legacy of a Quiet Man" was launched in The Ross Lake Hotel, Co. Galway, to an audience of over 300 people, including very special guest, American Ambassador to Ireland, Mr. Richard J. Egan.

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