-
Scottish Highlands. As late as the end of the 17th century, they sat in the
sreath or
circle among the
nobles and
chiefs of families. They took the preference...
- that
stuff about love".: 74 "Chan eil, agus tha
teagamh agam nach bi,
sreath de dhàin
ghaoil ann an
litreachas na Gàidhlig a thig an uisge-stiùrach nan...
- mac
Finchada mac
Feidlimithe mac
Sodhan Salb****dhe." Sodhán Salb****dhe na
Sreath -
Sogan of the Battle-lines/Sogan of the
Preys was a semi-legendary son...
- May Harrison, violin),
Symposium 1075
Piano Vol. 1 (features Fleischmann:
Sreath do Phiano, Victory:
Prelude and Toccata), New
Irish Recording Company NIR001...
- 2494 (02-08) Am Peursa. The
Inverness Courier (18-1-08) "Alba – Rapal:
Sreath 3". BBC. Full
points not Nil
point for
Sunrise Not Secular.
Stornoway Gazette...
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Educational publications:
Speaking Our Language:
Pasgan Luchd-oideachaidh.
Sreath 1.
Comunn na Gàidhlig. 1994. In
December 2012 BBC
Scotland broadcast a play...
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title is a
disguised pun.: 50 "Chan eil, agus tha
teagamh agam nach bi,
sreath de dhàin
ghaoil ann an
litreachas na Gàidhlig a thig an uisge-stiùrach nan...
-
traditional melodies] (c.1943)
Orchestral Gaelic Phantasy (c.1927) Ceol
sreath (1940) for
piano and
string orchestra Fáilte don éan (1941) for
piano and...
- six Soghain,
under the
leadership of Eocha, a son of Sodhán Salb****dhe na
Sreath –
Sogan of the Battle-lines, or
Sogan of the
Preys – who in turn was the...
- music,
orchestral works, and
works for choir.
Notable compositions include:
Sreath do
Phiano (Suite for Piano) (1933) Trí hAmhráin (Three Songs) for high voice...
