XPost: ie.general, soc.culture.irish   
   From: ciaran@nospam.net   
      
   Ceart i gconai wrote:   
   > Ciaran wrote:   
   >> Dia dhut ar maidin (Good Morning)   
   >>   
   >> The Cantorion Sydney male voice choir wants some songs in Gaelige (Irish   
   >> Gaelic) that have a great melody for inclusion in their repertoire to   
   >> celebrate the inclusion of Gaelige as the 12th European Community   
   >> language on 1/1/2007 and because we hav all heard so many Gaelige songs   
   >> with such lovely melodies that would make Franz Schubert cry but can't   
   >> remember their names. We have Irish members of our choir who want to   
   >> have some of these songs included. We already sing in Cymraeg (Welsh),   
   >> German, Russian, French, Italian, English and Scots with some Gaidhlig   
   >> (Scottish Gaelic) songs in the pipeline from the Australian Gaelic Singers.   
   >>   
   >> Can you help us with the names of these great songs and if possible   
   >> point us to a score or two for them (particularly if they have scores   
   >> for the male voice parts: Bass, Baritone, Lower Tenor, Upper Tenor,   
   >> however this is not essential because our musical director is a skilled   
   >> arranger).   
   >>   
   >> Go raibh maith agat (Thank You)   
   >>   
   >> Slan (Goodbye)   
   >>   
   >> Ciaran   
   >   
   > http://www.irishpage.com/songs/fly-song.htm   
   >   
      
   Go raibh maith agat, Seamus.   
      
   Our music director, Sion Llwyd, loved the songs, in particularly   
   "Ag Criost an Siol" and "Bheir me o". Our Irish members loved "Bratach   
   na hÉireann" naturally :-) Myself, I loved the that last one and "Mo   
   Ghile Mear" because it is yet another version of a song I love to sing   
   in Scots (brings tears to my eyes when I sing it).   
      
   Slan   
      
   Ciaran   
      
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