Ireland : folk songs
Material type:
MusicPublisher number: 22424 [ITMA \ 5067-BBC-se, NSA \ 9cl 0029070] | BBCPublication details: BBC, 1954.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 78 rpmAvailable additional physical forms:- Dubbed to CDA BBC 338.
Contents:
A (front): 1. The Grave of the once famed Napoleon [fragment] (1'33") / sung by Mamo Clancy, Ballinaford, Connemara, August 1954 -- 2. Bruach Na Carraige Baine (The Banks of the White Rock (1'20") / sung in English and Gaelic by Brigid MacDonagh, recorded Feenish Island, Co. Galway (Connemara), August 1954 -- B. (back): 1. The Turfman from Ardee (2'03") / sung by John Martin through megaphone (street singer) recorded at cattle fair, Gortahork Donegal 06.09.54 -- 2. Interview with John Martin (street singer) (1'12") intevriew by Seamus Ennis. Gortahork, Donegal 06.09.54.
| Item type | Home library | Shelving location | Class number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Sound Recordings
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VWML | Storage | SAD 959 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | SR03838 |
Sound disc, analog.
Musical instruments: Voice.
A (front): 1. The Grave of the once famed Napoleon [fragment] (1'33") / sung by Mamo Clancy, Ballinaford, Connemara, August 1954 -- 2. Bruach Na Carraige Baine (The Banks of the White Rock (1'20") / sung in English and Gaelic by Brigid MacDonagh, recorded Feenish Island, Co. Galway (Connemara), August 1954 -- B. (back): 1. The Turfman from Ardee (2'03") / sung by John Martin through megaphone (street singer) recorded at cattle fair, Gortahork Donegal 06.09.54 -- 2. Interview with John Martin (street singer) (1'12") intevriew by Seamus Ennis. Gortahork, Donegal 06.09.54.
Dubbed to CDA BBC 338.