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Scottish Gaelic Folk songs, Bagpipe musicPlaces
Nova Scotia, Cape BretonShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Songs from Cape Breton Island
1955, Folkways Records & Service Corp.
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in Scottish Gaelic
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Table of Contents
He mo leannan (Hey, my darling)
Mo h-ingheann dhonn (My brown-haired maiden)
La-la, lo, la luadhadh (With water, with milling)
An seoladair curanta (The steadfast mariner)
'N uair nighidh tu (When you wash)
A' challuinn (New Year's Day)
Gaol an t-seoladair (The sailor's sweetheart)
Moladh na lanndaidh (In praise of Islay)
'S a' righinn thu dhe shogh (Thou art princess of cheer)
Mo run, mo nighean dhonn bhoidheach (My love, my pretty brown-haired girl)
Lan i de dh'ainneadh (She is full of patience)
Flowers of the forest
I'll get a soldier for a shilling.
Edition Notes
Sung in Gaelic.
Program notes by Sidney Robertson Cowell and John P. Hughes (8 p.) inserted in container.
North Shore Singers ; Fraser Holmes, bagpipe (12th-13th works)
Recorded at St. Ann's College, Cape Breton in August 1953.
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