Niamh Ní Charra explores world music through international festivals with her fiddle and concertina 

James Joyce, the Irish novelist, is noted for his contribution to literature; but not many people know of Joyce, the singer. In fact, he inspired many artistes. Irish fiddler, concertina player and singer Niamh Ní Charra is one of them. “Joyce supported his life as a writer by singing. He had an accomplished tenor and his knowledge of music is evident in his literary work. We were both influenced by the same traditional music,” says Charra, who will make her India debut with a concert, on the occasion of St Patrick's Day (the death anniversary of the patron saint of Ireland), tonight.