Deirdre Graham takes a look at the stories and themes behind Scottish Gaelic songs.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureMusic HistoryMusic |
The final episode in this series sees Deirdre Graham in conversation with renowned singer, Kim Carnie. They explore bloody murder through Gaelic song, choosing a song each that holds a gruesome tale behind them. more
Deirdre Graham in conversation with Rona Lightfoot about her upbringing in South Uist, the links between piping and Gaelic songs, and a canntaireachd lesson! more
Deirdre Graham hosts a conversation with Gaelic singer and songwriter, Rachel Walker about two of her own compositions; Sgàthach celebrates the revered warrior queen from Skye and Gormshùil, the most powerful of the West Coast witches. more
Deirdre Graham in conversation with Dòmhnall Ryno Morrison about some songs and poetry connected to World War 1, with a closer look at the communities that were affected at home, as well as the communities formed in the trenches. more
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Fun and hugely informative. Well done. Many thanks.
Rich, kind and inspiring. It gives a wonderful insight into Gaelic culture.
I have thought about all that was said in episode 4 and it was so great to hear other ladies saying it out loud too. I have loved the wailing songs and Scottish songs with similar themes and find them important but also struggle with how/where to present them, and you all put my thoughts into words. Wonderful. I perform Scottish and Irish tunes and also play at local sessions in America. For years when people wonder what I like/ why I play Celtic music, I say that I love how the songs tell st... more
I enjoyed listening to every episode, and learned so much about gaelic songs as they are rooted in the lives of those who created and sang them, at home, around the Scottish diaspora. Great presenter and wonderful guests. Fascinating!
Is e pod-craoladh sgoinneil a th’ ann, tha mi air an t-uabhas ionnsachadh, abair tlachd a th’ ann a bhith ag èisteachd. Aoighean fiosrachail, guth brèagha aig Deirdre. Cha b’ urrainn na b’ fheàrr… An aon rud a dh’iarainn… ‘s e is gum biodh e sa Ghàidhlig!
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