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Suk is a graduate student of Computer Science
and a member of two bands, Eclectia and
Patrick's Cadillac. Eclectia was started by Wesley
Joyner, Ashley Robeson and Suk when they
began performing at Pattaya's Restaurant on
Assembly Street Sunday nights.
The name Patrick's Cadillac came about after
Steven Bennett teamed up with David
Knight, and Suk was invited into the band. Bennett
gave the band its name.
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Suk claims he felt a powerful draw to Irish
music and to the tinwhistle.
"I wanted to find something beautiful in myself,"
he said. "With the tinwhistle, I can make
something beautiful a part of me."
He admits, however, that if he had started
earlier in his life, he may have been able to improve
his singing ability. For now, he is content
with his instrument.
According to Suk, the tinwhistle and its forerunners
have existed for more than 10,000 years.
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These small whistles have been associated with
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The first tinwhistles were made out of sheet
tin. They arrived on the music scene in 1843,
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The tinwhistle is popular in both Irish and
American music. The tinwhistle is often a
part of American movie soundtracks and can
be heard in the music of Titanic.
Suk explained that Irish music appears simple,
but there is more to it than many people
realize. It has surprising complications and
depth.
"The best Irish musicians play with the
rhythm in very subtle and complex ways," Suk
said.
Another important part of Irish music is
dancing. One kind of dancing that really moves
Suk is "contra-dancing," derived from English
and Scottish country dance.
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band, who had recently stopped work
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difficult w^? *s **iree a daughter who is five,
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agement from Hunter College in New
icluded York and spejit last year teaching at
Columbia College.
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Irish dance expresses the joy and freedom
of the music he plays.
There is something [in the music] that says
to me, T,ife is hard and short, but life is also
beautiful.' We'll play our music and dance our
dances, and our children will carry on after
we are gone," Suk said.
Suk hopes that Columbians will open
their musical horizons to other cultures and not
just focus on their own.
Suk may be heard with Patrick's Cadillac
during the upcoming Irish Studies Conference
at USC, Feb. 19 through 21.
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