Patrick Ourceau Toronto, Ontario
Patrick Ourceau is a French born traditional Irish fiddle player. based in Toronto Canada. who lived for many years in New
York City. Patrick performs all over North America and Europe in various duets, trios and bands.
He has released and been featured on a host of recordings. He is in great demand as a fiddle teacher, both locally and across the US, Canada and Europe
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