In 1986, Macdonald and Keigher formed Men of Worth . Donnie's instruments of choice are octave mandolin, concertina, bodhran, and banjo. Singing in Gaelic or English, Jimmy's vocals are strong and pure. Through guitar and bodhran, he brings rhythm and texture to this dynamic Celtic duo. The duo compliment their songs with humor and enhance their vocals with solid harmonies.
Spontaneous fun is the hallmark of a Men of Worth performance.
Don't miss this evening of Celtic music and song. A uditions, for children ages 6-16, will be on Sunday, September 9 at 12 noon. The tale of Ti Moune, a peasant girl who rescues nurses and falls in love with Daniel, a boy who is above her class, is told in song and dance. Ti Moune on a quest to test the strength of her love against the powerful forces of prejudice, hatred, death, and unrequited love. It is told around a fire by a group of Caribbean peasants as they wait out a terrible storm.