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The otherworld : music & song from Irish tradition /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Sherlock, Tom, uí Ógáin, Ríonach
Format: CD Book
Language:English
Irish
Language Notes:Chiefly English; in part Irish with English translation.
Published: Dublin : Folklore of Ireland Council, 2012.
Series:Scríbhinní béaloidis ; 21.
Subjects:
Folk music > Ireland > History and criticism.
Folk songs, Irish > Ireland > History and criticism.
Folk songs, Irish > Texts.
Oral history > Ireland.
Folk music.
Folk songs, Irish.
Oral history.
Ireland.
Folk songs.
Oral histories.
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Texts.
Table of Contents:
  • CD 1. Down by the green roadside-um (Mickey Connors, singer)
  • Jig learned [learnt] off the fairies (Mickey Doherty, fiddle)
  • Bá phrochlaise = The bruckless drowning (Cití Seáin Ní Chuinneagáin, lilter)
  • The heart's delight (Austin Flanagan, singer)
  • The Coleman Brothers' strange experience (P.J. Duffy, speaker)
  • The boys of the lough and The merry blacksmith (Michael Coleman, fiddle)
  • Cruel Willie (Stephen Murphy, singer)
  • Petticoat loose (Seán Ó Catháin, speaker)
  • Petticoat loose (Darren MagAoidh, fiddle)
  • Amhrán na siógaí = The song of the fairies (Róisín Elsafty, singer)
  • The moving clouds (Néillidh Boyle, fiddle)
  • Amhrán an frog = The song of the frog (Peadar Ó Ceannabháin, singer)
  • The banshee (Mag Doyle, speaker)
  • The banshee reel (Micho Russell, tin whistle)
  • Seachrán sí = Set astray by the fairies (Saileog Ní Cheannabháin, singer)
  • Willie Leonard (John Stokes, singer)
  • Port na bPúcaí = The tune of the fairies (Muiris Ó Dálaigh, lilter)
  • Réidhchnoc mná duibhe = The smooth hill of the dark woman (Pádraig Ó Cearnaigh, singer)
  • Pilib séimb Ó fathaigh (Ciarán Ó Gealbháin, singer)
  • Tiúin an phíobaire sí = The tune of the fairy piper (Máire Ní Bheirn, lilter)
  • Taibhse Chonaill = Conall's ghost (Rónán Galvin, fiddle).
  • CD 2. The gold ring (Cormac Cannon, uilleann pipes)
  • The fiddler and the fairy (Mickey Doherty, speaker)
  • An mhaighdean mhara = The mermaid (Nóra Dunlop, singer)
  • Willie O! (Bernie Lawrence, singer)
  • The lone bush (Tara Diamond, flute)
  • An aill eidhneach = The ivy-covered rock (Ciarán Ó Con Cheanainn, singer)
  • Tam Lin (Áine Furey, singer)
  • Cailín deas crúite na mBó = The pretty girl milking the cows (Patrick de Búrca, singer)
  • A fairy dance (Máire O'Keeffe, singer)
  • Port na sióg = The tune of the fairies (Peait Sheáin Ó Conaola, lilter)
  • The fairy fort (Paddy Hedderman, speaker)
  • Iomáin Áth na gCasán = The Annagassan hurling match (Máire Ní Choilm, singer)
  • The lutharadán's jig (Junior Crehan, fiddle)
  • Ceann Boirne = Black Head (Micho Russell, lilter)
  • Amhrán an phúca = The song of the pooka (Sarah Ghriallais, singer)
  • The banshee (Edward Kendellan, speaker)
  • The lilting banshee and An rógaire dubh = The black rogue (Robert Harvey, whistler)
  • An cailín deas rua = The nice red-haired girl (Nell Ní Chróinín, singer)
  • Paddy Bán Quigley and The boys of Malin Head (John Doherty, speaker and fiddle).