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Sa réamhrá don albam, tugann an fidléir clúiteach Séamus Connolly suntas don luas deas réidh atá faoin gceol seo, rud a chuireann i gcuimhne dó ré ina raibh níos mó grástúlachta agus níos lú deifre le sonrú sa cheol traidisiúnta. Molann sé brí, anamúlacht agus sainiúlacht an cheoil, tréithe a chuireann máistreacht an cheoltóra in iúl dúinn dar leis.
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Catherine McEvoy is considered one of the best exponents of the Sligo - Roscommon style of flute playing and this, her third album, will do much to confirm her reputation as one of the most talented flute players in the country. In his introduction to the CD the renowned fiddler Séamus Connolly describes Catherine's playing as bringing us ‘back to a time when music was played more slowly, more gracefully and less frantically. Catherine's playing has a lift that is exciting, colourful and electrifying, coupled with unexpected variations, lovely tempo and phrasing. It is here that we truly have a master at work'. Catherine treats the listener to a wonderfully varied selection of music on The Home Ruler played on D, Eb and C flutes, including the beautiful slow air ‘Bánchnoic Éireann Ó'. She is accompanied by a talented panel of musicians including her nephew Paddy McEvoy, the legendary Felix Dolan, Geraldine Cotter, Steve Cooney and Joe Kennedy.
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