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Credits to Codemonmon !!!

This is one of my favourite songs in Irish ever – or in any other language, come to that. I first heard it in Dungarvan about 10 years ago. The singer, solo and singing without any accompaniment, was a surprisingly young (late teens – early twenties) lady from Connemara. That they are being learned and sung by a new and vigorous generation is one of the remarkable things about Ireland’s tradition of singing the grand old songs in Irish: solo and unaccompanied was the traditional way, Now those old songs being taken up by young people – such as the members of the all female group, ‘Líadan’ (www.liadan.ie These younger, almost ‘new wave’ exponents of some of Ireland’s most loved songs, moving away from the old ’sean nós’ (old style) tradition of solo unaccompanied singing are bringing them to a new audience, to young and to old, to Irish people and to our newly acquired friends overseas. The songs they sing, of course, in the way of folk songs the world over, deal with life, with love, with death. Listening to Líadan singing this remarkable song reminds me of Wordsworth’s tribute to a young lady singing something in Scottish Gaelic that could have been in the same hauntingly beautiful vein of melancholy: www.cs.rice.edu To buy the CD go to: www.liadan.ie There you will find that they have issued two CDs. It is their first, ‘Irish Traditional Music and Song’ that has their extraordinary version of this exqusite song. In addirion to ‘Amhran Mhuinse’ the CD also has two other …

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