Deborah Yost (Flute, Penny Whistle, Bag Pipes and Vocals), Abigail Baker (Fiddle and Vocals – who by the way is Debs daughter), Charles Stacey (Vocals, Guitar) and our newest addition Carl Freuden on Bass, Guitar and Percussion
Celtic music from here to there and then to now. Ga Greine means “Sunbeam” in Gaelic and was chosen by the band to represent the reawakening of the Celtic traditions in a band consisting of multiple generations from Baby Boomer to Generation X and on to Generation Z Ga Greine blends the best of old and new, original and tradition ballads interwoven with tradition fiddle tunes from across the Celtic world

Charles Stacey plays guitar and is our lead vocalist and songwriter. His musical experience goes back to the 1950’s and 60’s and brings flavors of timeless folk music in the storytelling within Ga Greine’s originals as well as older traditional or from the new folk revival


Deb Yost plays all types of wind instruments including penny whistle, Irish flute, french flute and Galician giata (Spanish Bag Pipes). She began performing in the 1990’s with an emphasis on jazz and Latin inspirations and then began to connect with her Celtic heritage
Our youngest band mate, Abigail Baker, started playing the fiddle at age 3 and now at 13 brings a fresh perspective to traditional Celtic tunes. She also provides vocals on a few songs


Our newest addition to the band is Carl Freuden. He stepped in when Charlie was out sick and we decided not to let him leave. Carl has been an integral part of various project with both Deb and Charlie over the past 25 years.. He plays bass, electric guitar, percussion and sings harmony
We Have 4 CD’s

To Listen to “A Celtic Web” CD click on the link: https://music.lnk.to/U9bZiw

To listen to “The Rocking Chair” CD click on the link: https://music.lnk.to/llnDjp

To listen to “Voyage” click the link: https://music.lnk.to/H55ghE

To listen to “White Gardenia and other Celtic Delights click link: https://music.lnk.to/IOLm3H
Ga Greine at work (if you can call playing work)



































Grand Junction (CO) 2022







Our Press Packet
Our Happy Birthday to Robert Burns the Scottish poet