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Many musicians, artists and creative industry practitioners use our software. We've given some examples below. Remember that the design of the sites as well as their content are completely under the artist's control, so what you're seeing is what they want their site to look like.
We use our own software too: the site you're looking at right now is a standard, out-of-the-box Noteable Sites site, and we're proud of it. (This site is actually the simplest of all the Noteable Sites since it doesn't use the calendar, music page, mailing list or any of the advanced tools).
| | | | | P J Curtis - Old Forge Books www.oldforgebooks.com
Welcome to Old Forge Books, the online home of PJ Curtis. Born in the village of Kilnaboy, Co. Clare, in the midst of the wonderful Burren hill, Mullaghmore, author, musicologist and lecturer PJ Curtis has been professionally involved in the music industry as a radio broadcaster, a record producer, author and lecturer......and all of this since the mid-seventies! | | |  | | | | | John Carty www.johncartymusic.com
John Carty is one of Ireland’s finest traditional musicians having been awarded the Irish Television station, TG4’s Traditional Musician of the Year in 2003. | | |  | | | | | Burren Trip www.burrentrip.com
Burren Trip aims to help the independent traveller on their journey through North Clare and South Galway as part of their overall Ireland experience. | | |  | | | | | Michelle Bailly www.michellebailly.com
Communications specialist, motivational speaker & personal development trainer, Michelle Bailly also loves to sing! For many years she held her voice back and feels this greatly depleted her passion and vibrancy for life. | | |  | | | | | Noteable Arts www.noteablearts.com
Welcome to Noteable Arts, an independent arts production company based in Irelands Western seaboard.
| | |  | | | | | www.kamcollective.com www.kamcollective.com
KAM is a voluntary organisation open to anyone who supports its aim of furthering the musical life of Kinvara. You don’t have to be a musician to get involved. Known far and wide for its traditional music, our village has in recent years attracted many highly talented musicians playing in a variety of musical genres: traditional Irish, tango, cajun, blues, old-time, bluegrass, folk, rock, classical, jazz, original, and the list is growing with lots of young people learning, playing and performing. KAM projects help to nurture these resources and maintain this vibrant music scene. | |
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