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About Hornpipe Magazine & Reader Comments
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Hornpipe was launched in late summer of 1999 in response to a decade-long ascendancy of Irish culture in the American consciousness.
From 1990, when the traditional musical group The Chieftains started appearing with American superstars and philharmonic orchestras to the national enchantment with "Riverdance-The Show" and "Lord of the Dance" in mid-decade and on to the soulful prose of Frank McCourt's "Angela's Ashes," Irish dance, music and arts have struck a renascent chord across the land.
While Hornpipe is focused on the abiding national interest in Irish dance, our nameplate speaks to our commitment to weave all facets of Irish culture into the fabric of American society.
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Reader Comments
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"Thanks for a great publication! We've enjoyed the first several issues." ~Donahue School of Irish Dance - "The Horpipe looks great! A nice job - you better get ready for success - it's coming. It is clean, colorful, interesting, logical and a good read. Thanks!" ~Lisa Cregan-O'brien, TCRG - "Thank you for this wonderful magazine, It's very informative. Great job, keep up the good work." ~Danny Tight, TCRG - "I saw a copy of the Hornpipe and want to let you know how much I like your work. The e-mail address you added to each article is a very nice touch. I like the color pages, the calendar of events, recipes and the choice of articles." ~Jeanette Bray - |
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