Alterum / Julie Fowlis.
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MusicPublisher number: MACH008 | MachairPublication details: Machair Records, [2017].Description: sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 inSubject(s):
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Summary: "This album started life as a project exploring Gaelic songs of the 'otherworld' or the supernatural".
1. A’ phiuthrag sa phiuthar (O sister, beloved sister) -- 2. Camariñas -- 3. Fear a’ bhrochain; Dòmhnall Binn (The gruel man; Sweet Donald) -- 4. Dh’èirich mi moch, b’fheàrr nach d’ dh’èirich (I arose early, would that I hadn’t) -- 5. Go your way -- 6. Dh’èirich mi moch madainn cheòthar (I arose early on a misty morning) -- 7. Windward away -- 8. Thèid mi do Loch Àlainn (I’ll go to Lochaline) -- 9. Òran an Ròin (The seal’s song) -- 10. An aghaidh Fàilte na Mòrthir (Response to Fàilte na Mòrthir) -- 11. Cearcall mun Ghealaich (Circle about the Moon).
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VWML | Storage | SCD 2987 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | Gift from Mike Norris. | SR09244 |
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Compact disc.
1. A’ phiuthrag sa phiuthar (O sister, beloved sister) -- 2. Camariñas -- 3. Fear a’ bhrochain; Dòmhnall Binn (The gruel man; Sweet Donald) -- 4. Dh’èirich mi moch, b’fheàrr nach d’ dh’èirich (I arose early, would that I hadn’t) -- 5. Go your way -- 6. Dh’èirich mi moch madainn cheòthar (I arose early on a misty morning) -- 7. Windward away -- 8. Thèid mi do Loch Àlainn (I’ll go to Lochaline) -- 9. Òran an Ròin (The seal’s song) -- 10. An aghaidh Fàilte na Mòrthir (Response to Fàilte na Mòrthir) -- 11. Cearcall mun Ghealaich (Circle about the Moon).
"This album started life as a project exploring Gaelic songs of the 'otherworld' or the supernatural".