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An air. Instrumental and vocal. |
CD: The Staryaway Child
Label: Falling Mountain Music
Credits: Traditional |
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The Green Island/Shepherd's Hornpipe/Bewick's Hornpipe. A set of hornpipes from Ireland, Lowland of Scotland, and Northumbrian. |
CD: The Strayaway Child
Label: Falling Mountain Music
Credits: Traditional |
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A planxty was a patron tune, written in exchange for food or wage. Turlough O'Carolan, the blind harper, wandered 18th century Ireland writing such tunes for partrons for sustenance. |
CD: The Strayaway Child
Label: Falling Mountain Music
Credits: by O' Carolan Arranged by The Unfortunate Rakes |
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