O'Scannell Discography 17 recordings
The Terra Nova Consort: Renaissance Music of the Old and New Worlds
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort, and Guest Artist
Phil Neumann.
A mixture of music of the Spanish Renaissance with several polyphonic pieces
written by New World aristocrat-turned-composer Hernando Franco.
Recorded in 1988. © pat o'scannell and sue carney
with Sue Carney, Edward Givens, Shira Kammen, Pat O'Scannell, Gayle and Phil Neumann,
Amalie Sorensen and Sheri Wright. Multiple sackbuts and double reeds make this a powerful
first recording for the Terra Nova Consort.
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort, and Guest Artist
Phil Neumann.
A mixture of music of the Spanish Renaissance with several polyphonic pieces
written by New World aristocrat-turned-composer Hernando Franco.
Recorded in 1988. © pat o'scannell and sue carney
with Sue Carney, Edward Givens, Shira Kammen, Pat O'Scannell, Gayle and Phil Neumann,
Amalie Sorensen and Sheri Wright. Multiple sackbuts and double reeds make this a powerful
first recording for the Terra Nova Consort.
The Terra Nova Consort: Ich Stuend an Einem Morgen
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
A recording featuring the works by Netherlands Composers Ludwig Senfl
and Heinrich Isaac. The group pulls out the heavy artillery with shawms, sackbuts and crumhorns,
with soothing respite in the contrasting sections by the clear and icy cool sound of the recorders.
Recorded in 1990 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
A recording featuring the works by Netherlands Composers Ludwig Senfl
and Heinrich Isaac. The group pulls out the heavy artillery with shawms, sackbuts and crumhorns,
with soothing respite in the contrasting sections by the clear and icy cool sound of the recorders.
Recorded in 1990 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
The Terra Nova Consort : In Midst of Woods
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
English Music from the medieval and renaissance periods. Featuring
sackbuts, curtals and shawms, as well as recorders, crumhorns and vocals.
Recorded 1992 © O'Scannell and Carney
Depicted on cover: Pat O'Scannell (shawm), Edward Givens (curtal), Saul Strieb (sackbut)
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
English Music from the medieval and renaissance periods. Featuring
sackbuts, curtals and shawms, as well as recorders, crumhorns and vocals.
Recorded 1992 © O'Scannell and Carney
Depicted on cover: Pat O'Scannell (shawm), Edward Givens (curtal), Saul Strieb (sackbut)
The Terra Nova Consort: Fauvel King of Vice! *
The monophonic songs of the Roman de Fauvel
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
1993 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
With guest artist Janet Naylor on medieval harp.
And founding member Amalie Sorensen on vielle.
French 14th Century Satirical Poem set to plaintive and lyrical melodies. Innovative arrangements,
making the most of each individual melody, with harp, vielle, recorder, shawm and mezzo soprano voice.
Recorded in 1993 at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
* Winner of the Millenium of Music Award, 1993. (Washington D.C.)
The monophonic songs of the Roman de Fauvel
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
1993 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
With guest artist Janet Naylor on medieval harp.
And founding member Amalie Sorensen on vielle.
French 14th Century Satirical Poem set to plaintive and lyrical melodies. Innovative arrangements,
making the most of each individual melody, with harp, vielle, recorder, shawm and mezzo soprano voice.
Recorded in 1993 at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
* Winner of the Millenium of Music Award, 1993. (Washington D.C.)
The Terra Nova Consort: Somewhat Musing
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
Songs from the English Renaissance, as well as a few cherished pieces from the Odhecaton.
Recorded in 1994 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
Depicted on cover: Sue Carney, renaissance guitar, Pat O'Scannell viola da gamba, David Rogers, lute
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
Songs from the English Renaissance, as well as a few cherished pieces from the Odhecaton.
Recorded in 1994 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
Depicted on cover: Sue Carney, renaissance guitar, Pat O'Scannell viola da gamba, David Rogers, lute
The Terra Nova Consort: Del Rosal Sale la Rosa, Spanish Music of the Renaissance
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
Cancioneiro repertoire of the Spanish Renaissance played on violins, vihuelas, guitars, percussion,
viola da gamba and an equal balance of vocal music in polyphonic settings of secular songs.
Recorded in 1996 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
Cancioneiro repertoire of the Spanish Renaissance played on violins, vihuelas, guitars, percussion,
viola da gamba and an equal balance of vocal music in polyphonic settings of secular songs.
Recorded in 1996 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
The Terra Nova Consort: Renaissance en Provence *
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
Traditional Music from Southern France, stylishly rendered by the Terra Nova Consort
"The World's Greatest Rock n' Roll Renaissance Band"--Bill McLaughlin- St. Paul Sunday. Featuring
Guest Artist Ethan James on hurdy gurdy.Award winning recording on acclaimed audiophile Canadian
Indie label: Dorian.Released in 54 countries.
recorded in 2000 at the Troy Music Hall in Troy New York. © pat o'scannell and sue carney
* winner of the 'Tage Alter Musik CD of the Year' (2000) & 'Best of Eugene' (1999)
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
Traditional Music from Southern France, stylishly rendered by the Terra Nova Consort
"The World's Greatest Rock n' Roll Renaissance Band"--Bill McLaughlin- St. Paul Sunday. Featuring
Guest Artist Ethan James on hurdy gurdy.Award winning recording on acclaimed audiophile Canadian
Indie label: Dorian.Released in 54 countries.
recorded in 2000 at the Troy Music Hall in Troy New York. © pat o'scannell and sue carney
* winner of the 'Tage Alter Musik CD of the Year' (2000) & 'Best of Eugene' (1999)
The Terra Nova Consort: Frutos del Amor, Music of Medieval and Renaissance Spain
Pat O'Scannell Artistic Director, Music Director and Arranger with the Terra Nova Consort
Review
Music of Medieval and Renaissance Spain with Guest Artist Ethan James on Hurdy Gurdy
This previously unreleased recording made in 2001 will surely be of interest to all Terra Nova lovers and
officianados! The group performs 'On the Green' at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, in a program drawing
largely on the 'Cantigas de Santa Maria' repertoire. 2001 © pat o'scannell
Pat O'Scannell Artistic Director, Music Director and Arranger with the Terra Nova Consort
Review
Music of Medieval and Renaissance Spain with Guest Artist Ethan James on Hurdy Gurdy
This previously unreleased recording made in 2001 will surely be of interest to all Terra Nova lovers and
officianados! The group performs 'On the Green' at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, in a program drawing
largely on the 'Cantigas de Santa Maria' repertoire. 2001 © pat o'scannell
The Terra Nova Consort: 'The Song That Never Ends',
traditional music of Galicia.
Guest Artist: Shira Kammen
Pat O'Scannell Artistic Director, Music Director and Arranger with Sue Carney and the Terra Nova Consort
Repertoire from Dorothea Schubart's complete Cancioneiro popular galego.
Music of the Galician countryside, with the Terra Nova Consort and guest Artist Shira Kammen. Vihuela,
violin, vielle, viola da gamba, shawm and recorders with a stunning percussion section and excellent vocals !
recorded in 2002 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church by BLUEJAY Productions 2002 © pat o'scannell
traditional music of Galicia.
Guest Artist: Shira Kammen
Pat O'Scannell Artistic Director, Music Director and Arranger with Sue Carney and the Terra Nova Consort
Repertoire from Dorothea Schubart's complete Cancioneiro popular galego.
Music of the Galician countryside, with the Terra Nova Consort and guest Artist Shira Kammen. Vihuela,
violin, vielle, viola da gamba, shawm and recorders with a stunning percussion section and excellent vocals !
recorded in 2002 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church by BLUEJAY Productions 2002 © pat o'scannell
The Terra Nova Consort: Baylado! Music of Renaissance Spain.
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
Music from the Romance and Cancioneiro Repertoires of the Spanish Renaissance.
The Terra Nova Consort's second recording with the audiophile label, again recorded in the famous Troy Music Hall,
in upstate New York. The arrangements are fiery and percussive, and draw heavily on the simple music of the countryside.
Vihuelas, guitars, shawm, and searing vocals about the expulsion of the Moors from Spain balance with lighthearted
villancicos.
recorded in 2003 in the Troy Music Hall in Troy New York. © pat o'scannell and sue carney
Pat O'Scannell and Susan Carney Artistic Directors, with the Terra Nova Consort,
Music from the Romance and Cancioneiro Repertoires of the Spanish Renaissance.
The Terra Nova Consort's second recording with the audiophile label, again recorded in the famous Troy Music Hall,
in upstate New York. The arrangements are fiery and percussive, and draw heavily on the simple music of the countryside.
Vihuelas, guitars, shawm, and searing vocals about the expulsion of the Moors from Spain balance with lighthearted
villancicos.
recorded in 2003 in the Troy Music Hall in Troy New York. © pat o'scannell and sue carney
The Terra Nova Consort: Ancient Airs and Dances, Music from the ‘Airs de Coeur’
Pat O'Scannell Artistic Director, Music Director and Arranger with the Terra Nova Consort
Renaissance Music of France, drawing on the works of Jean-Baptiste Besard, c. 1567-1617.
This is another previously unreleased recording of the Terra Nova Consort during its 17 year tenure as
'ensemble in residence' at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Pieces from the 'Airs de Coeur' interspersed
with songs from 16th Century French Chanson repertoire. Lute plays a major role in this program, with
masterful lutenist David Rogers. O'Scannell on viola da gamba and recorders, Robert Dubow on Violin
and lyric baritone Nicholas Tennant.
recorded in 2004, © pat o'scannell, recording engineer Tom Frederick
Pat O'Scannell Artistic Director, Music Director and Arranger with the Terra Nova Consort
Renaissance Music of France, drawing on the works of Jean-Baptiste Besard, c. 1567-1617.
This is another previously unreleased recording of the Terra Nova Consort during its 17 year tenure as
'ensemble in residence' at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Pieces from the 'Airs de Coeur' interspersed
with songs from 16th Century French Chanson repertoire. Lute plays a major role in this program, with
masterful lutenist David Rogers. O'Scannell on viola da gamba and recorders, Robert Dubow on Violin
and lyric baritone Nicholas Tennant.
recorded in 2004, © pat o'scannell, recording engineer Tom Frederick
The Terra Nova Consort: Come Again Sweet Love,
the Lute Songs of John Dowland
Pat O'Scannell Artistic Director, Music Director and Arranger with the Terra Nova Consort
Music by England's most important late 16th Century secular composer.
This is a never before heard program performed on the Green at the Oregon Shakespeare
Festival in 2006, and recorded live. © pat o'scannell, recording engineer Tom Frederick.
Lutenist David Rogers featured, with mezzo soprano Pat O'Scannell on vocals, recorders and viola da gamba.
Robert Dubow on violin, and Nicholas Tennant, lyric baritone.
the Lute Songs of John Dowland
Pat O'Scannell Artistic Director, Music Director and Arranger with the Terra Nova Consort
Music by England's most important late 16th Century secular composer.
This is a never before heard program performed on the Green at the Oregon Shakespeare
Festival in 2006, and recorded live. © pat o'scannell, recording engineer Tom Frederick.
Lutenist David Rogers featured, with mezzo soprano Pat O'Scannell on vocals, recorders and viola da gamba.
Robert Dubow on violin, and Nicholas Tennant, lyric baritone.
The Terra Nova Consort: Galicia! The Song That Never Ends
Pat O'Scannell Music Director and Arranger with the Terra Nova Consort and guest artists.
Recorded in 2006 at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. 2006 © pat o'scannell, recording engineer Tom Frederick.
Rebecca Merusi and Crystal Reeves
Drawn from the copious volumes of recorded traditional song by Dr. Dorothea Schubart in the 1970's
Soaring melodies and exquisite lyricism within simple monophonic songs of Northern Spain.
vihuela, viola da gamba, recorders, violin, percussion, mezzo soprano and baritone voices
Pat O'Scannell Music Director and Arranger with the Terra Nova Consort and guest artists.
Recorded in 2006 at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. 2006 © pat o'scannell, recording engineer Tom Frederick.
Rebecca Merusi and Crystal Reeves
Drawn from the copious volumes of recorded traditional song by Dr. Dorothea Schubart in the 1970's
Soaring melodies and exquisite lyricism within simple monophonic songs of Northern Spain.
vihuela, viola da gamba, recorders, violin, percussion, mezzo soprano and baritone voices
An Cailin Gaelach, Traditional Songs in the Irish Language.
Pat O'Scannell, singer, music director and arranger. Sue Carney on bodhran and harmonium.
Recorded by Carney, mastered and edited by Mark Johnson of BLUEJAY Productions.
This program was heard on the OSF Green Show stage in 2013. 2013 © pat o'scannelll
Originally developed as a program for the Ashland Celtic Faire, it has been re-worked and finessed
to be a tight 40 minute set of songs and tunes in the 'sean nos' or traditional style. Pat's voice soars
and carries the listener to other places, and the tunes on whistle are virtuosic. Performances by
O'Scannell on bones and Carney on bodhran will keep your legs bouncing to the beat!
Pat O'Scannell, singer, music director and arranger. Sue Carney on bodhran and harmonium.
Recorded by Carney, mastered and edited by Mark Johnson of BLUEJAY Productions.
This program was heard on the OSF Green Show stage in 2013. 2013 © pat o'scannelll
Originally developed as a program for the Ashland Celtic Faire, it has been re-worked and finessed
to be a tight 40 minute set of songs and tunes in the 'sean nos' or traditional style. Pat's voice soars
and carries the listener to other places, and the tunes on whistle are virtuosic. Performances by
O'Scannell on bones and Carney on bodhran will keep your legs bouncing to the beat!
Parcel From America, Traditional Irish Music
recorded
Kevin Carr, Barbara Mendelsohn and Pat O'Scannell, recorded by Stephen Gagne.
Tomaseen Foley's first play, produced at the Oregon Cabaret Theatre.
This band formed the backdrop for this excellent tale which unfurls in the rural South of Ireland,
as another take on a Christmas story, with music played on uillean pipes, fiddle, whistle, piano
and augmented by the singing of Pat O'Scannell. The songs and tunes are excerpts from the music
for the show.
recorded in 2003, © pat o'scannell, kevin carr, barbara mendelsohn
recorded
Kevin Carr, Barbara Mendelsohn and Pat O'Scannell, recorded by Stephen Gagne.
Tomaseen Foley's first play, produced at the Oregon Cabaret Theatre.
This band formed the backdrop for this excellent tale which unfurls in the rural South of Ireland,
as another take on a Christmas story, with music played on uillean pipes, fiddle, whistle, piano
and augmented by the singing of Pat O'Scannell. The songs and tunes are excerpts from the music
for the show.
recorded in 2003, © pat o'scannell, kevin carr, barbara mendelsohn
CRIONA LIVE ! O'Scannell's band performing music of Ireland and the British Isles, touring the Northwest and
Canada for 0ver 15 years . This concert was produced in Portland Oregon and the Northwest Service Center. The band:
Sue Carney, Janey Mikesell-Naylor and Pat O'Scannell was augmented by the talents of Guest Artists Christy Delaney
and Michael Beglan of Dublin and Cavan counties Ireland, respectively.
Pat O'Scannell and Sue Carney are joined by Janet Mikesell-Naylor (New Zealand) on Celtic wire strung harp, Christy
Delaney on banjo and voice, and Michael Beglan on box. (Irish accordion)
recorded in Portland in 1992,© pat o'scannell and sue carney
A dynamic and virtuosic line-up of musicians combining forces to produce a high powered program of straight ahead
traditional Irish music an song. A tour de force! The program featured live on stage step dancing !
Canada for 0ver 15 years . This concert was produced in Portland Oregon and the Northwest Service Center. The band:
Sue Carney, Janey Mikesell-Naylor and Pat O'Scannell was augmented by the talents of Guest Artists Christy Delaney
and Michael Beglan of Dublin and Cavan counties Ireland, respectively.
Pat O'Scannell and Sue Carney are joined by Janet Mikesell-Naylor (New Zealand) on Celtic wire strung harp, Christy
Delaney on banjo and voice, and Michael Beglan on box. (Irish accordion)
- An exciting live concert recording from the Portland Northwest Service Center in 1989.
recorded in Portland in 1992,© pat o'scannell and sue carney
A dynamic and virtuosic line-up of musicians combining forces to produce a high powered program of straight ahead
traditional Irish music an song. A tour de force! The program featured live on stage step dancing !
The Old Man's Teeth: Criona's first recording, created in the forested hills of
rural southern Oregon. Pat O'Scannell and Sue Carney performing Irish and Northumbrian
music on whistles, guitar, bodhran, bones and a variety of songs.
Pat O'Scannell and Sue Carney co-produced and appear on this recording.
recorded in 1986 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
A charming first recording by two of Ashland's most accomplished traditional players.
rural southern Oregon. Pat O'Scannell and Sue Carney performing Irish and Northumbrian
music on whistles, guitar, bodhran, bones and a variety of songs.
Pat O'Scannell and Sue Carney co-produced and appear on this recording.
recorded in 1986 © pat o'scannell and sue carney
A charming first recording by two of Ashland's most accomplished traditional players.