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When was music discovered?
Unknown. The earliest music predates recorded history.
What age did Justin Bieber play music?
He was kind of young, around age 13, when he got discovered. He was saying how he got discovered in a video on YouTube. Search on YouTube for "How Justin Bieber got discovered". As far as what age he started playing music: he was around 4 or 5 when he started drumming.
Who invevted music and when?
Music wasn't invented. It was discovered. A long time ago, people realized there was music everywhere. If you're talking about when people actually honed music, it didn't really happen till 100AD
What is the name of Hamish Macbeth's theme music?
It comes from an old Irish folk song called Lanigan's Ball.
Is kathleen watkins Irish harpist and singer still performing and if not are there cds available?
No Irish harpist Kathleen Watkins is no longer performing. There are CD's available to purchase. Songs of Love is the latest CD that features music from Kathleen Watkins.
What music is used for Irish dancing?
traditional Irish music
What has the author Richard Henebry written?
Richard Henebry has written: 'A handbook of Irish music' -- subject(s): Irish music, Music, Irish
Who do the Irish believe discovered America?
The Irish believe that St. Brendan discovered America. St. Brendan is best known as a monk and saint from Irish origin.
What music is there in Ireland?
Irish Music:)
Is there singing in Irish music?
There is singing in some Irish music. But not all of it. thank you for asking.
When was Royal Irish Academy of Music created?
Royal Irish Academy of Music was created in 1848.
When was Irish Music Hall of Fame created?
Irish Music Hall of Fame was created in 1999.
When Was Irish Dancing Discovered?
I think your gay :)
What does the Irish words sin sceal eile ceol agus craic mean in English?
"Music and dance and chat." in Irish.
When was Irish music invented?
1978
Who plays the music in Irish lotto?
me
What is a musical Irish air?
"airs" are slow intrumental melodies in Irish music.
