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Gaelic Literature of the Traditional poetry and song: collectors and collections |
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This page is
best viewed on a desktop or laptop PC LAMONT, Angus
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MACLAOMUINN, Aonghas) (late 19th/early 20th
Century) This singer belonged to Skye and ____________ ‘Co-dhiubh,
thogainn fonn mo leannain’ Celtic
Monthly, 25
(1917), 40 Melody in tonic sol-fa notation
from the singing of Angus. There are four four-line stanzas and a
refrain. Only the first stanza belongs
to the old song, the others having been adapted. For a song with a similar refrain from
another Skye singer, see From the ____________ ‘Dh’ fhalbh
mo rùn, hó i ù’ Celtic
Monthly, 17
(1908-1909), 220. The melody and the three-line
refrain noted from the singing of Angus. The six verse-couplets have been
adapted to the melody, probably by Calum MacPharlain. ____________ ‘Ràinig
thu ‘n cridh’ agam’ An
Sgeulaiche, 1 (1909-1910), 428-429). A love song, of which
Angus could only remember one quatrain and the refrain. These are given alongside new words
composed to his tune, which is given in tonic sol-fa notation. |
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A-C D-Domhnall Domhnallach-Dz E–G H–L M–MacA MacB–MacC MacD MacE-MacK, MacLa-MacLeod MacLeòid A-H MacLeòid I-Z MacM-MacN MacO-MacZ M N O-Q R-Z Annie Arnott An Cabairneach Carmina Gadelica Catriona Dhùghlas Tormod Domhnallach Marjory Kennedy-Fraser Angus Lamont K. N. MacDonald Johan MacInnes Hugh MacKinnon Calum I. MacLean Sorley MacLean Kenneth MacLeod Niall MacLeòid Màiri Nighean Alasdair Cairistiona Mhàrtainn Alexander Morison Kenneth Morrison Angus Nicolson Portree HS Magazine Lachlann Robertson Frances Tolmie I Frances Tolmie II Somhairle
MacGill-Eain The New Poetry Books
etc: A-L Books etc: MacA-MacL Books etc: MacM-Z Periodicals, MSS, AV |
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