Aengus Ó Maoláin

Aengus Ó Maoláin

Infobox musical artist


Name = Aengus Ó Maoláin
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Background = non_performing_personnel
Birth_name = Aengus Ruaidhrí Séamas Seosamh Ó Maoláin MacBrendán
Alias = Aran Tal
Born = Birth date and age|1985|7|6|df=yes
Origin = flagicon|IRL Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Died =
Instrument = Voice, Piano, Double Bass, Guitar, Tin Whistle
Genre = Varied
Occupation = Composer, Singer
Years_active = 2001 - pres.
Label = Koch, Gael Linn and others
Associated_acts = Bulraga, Anúna, Aran Tal's Band
URL = www.aengusmusic.com
Notable_instruments =

Aengus Ó Maoláin (born 6 July 1985) is an Irish composer, singer, and musician.

Performance

Aengus Ó Maoláin got his first exposure with celtic vocal group Anúna in 2003 and travelled the world performing with the group. He is a world-technique specialist and among other things is multiphonic, utilising his own pitched overtone technique based on the Syght of Tuva.

In early 2005 Ó Maoláin formed the experimental vocal group Bulraga with three singers of completely different disciplines to explore the interplay between their styles.

Ó Maoláin has also recorded on the Double Bass, Guitar and Tin Whistle.

Composition

Aengus (as he perfers to be known rather than by his surname) has become known in Ireland, the United Kingdom and the USA as primarily a composer of sacred choral music but his output is much more broad in instrumentation. "House Quintet", for four electric guitars and saxophone, and "clunge/elegance" for five drummers are particularly different, as are the symphonic works "Tartü" and "The Wall"


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