A Celtic Christmas [electronic resource] : seasonal music and traditions from the Celtic nations.
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| Other title: | Calennig. Taladh Chrisoda. Wren Hornpipe - The Christmas Eve - Winter Apples. Oikan Ayns Bethlehem. King. Kanomp Nouel. Dublin Tune. Mari Lwyd: Can y Fari Lwyd - Cariad Cywir. Da Day Dawns - Christmas Day I da Moarnin - The Papa Stour Sword Dance. Tree of Life. Carval ny drogh vraane. Gower Wassail. Plygain: Wel dyma'r borau gorau i gyd. Arise and Hail the Glorious Star. 7 Rejoices of Mary. Ffarwel Gwyr Aberffraw. Leanabh an aigh. Ho! Fill Your Glass - We're No' Awa' Tae Bide Awa' - Happy We've Been a'thegither - Highland Whisky - The Christmas Carousal - If I'd Get A Dram I'd Take It. |
| Format: | Electronic Audio |
| Language: | English |
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Wooton-u-Edge [Gloustershire] :
Saydisc,
p1996.
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Table of Contents:
- Calennig (Wales)
- Taladh Chriosda = Christ Child's lullaby (Scotland : Isle of Barra)
- The wren hornpipe ; The Christmas Eve ; Winter apples (Ireland)
- Oikan ayns Bethlehem = Baby in Bethlehem (Isle of Man)
- Hunting the wren : The king (Wales) ; Can hela'r dryw (Wales) ; Shelg y dream (Isle of Man) ; Wren-boys of Dun ; Wren boys' song (Ireland)
- Kanomp nouel = Sing, nowell (Brittany)
- Dublin tune (Ireland)
- Mari Lwyd: can y fari lyd ; Cariad cywir (Wales)
- Da day dawns ; Christmas day in da moarnin ; The Papa stour sword dance (Scotland : Shetland)
- The tree of life (Cornwall)
- Carval ny drogh vraane = Carval on base women (Isle of Man)
- The Gower wassail (Wales)
- Plygain: Wel dyma'r borau gorau i gyd (Wales)
- Arise and hail the glorious star (Cornwall)
- The seven rejoices of Mary (Ireland)
- Ffarwel gwyr aberffraw = Farewell of the men of Aberffraw (Wales)
- Leanabh an aigh = Blessed child (Scotland : Isle of Mull)
- Highland pipe medley (Scotland)