A gorgeous soaring love song composed by the Irish harper, Thomas Connellon [c.1639-before 1700]. Connellon was one of a pair of harp-composer brothers from Co. Sligo, who spent much of his life in Scotland, dying in Edinburgh.
Ireland’s first ethnomusicologist, Edward Bunting [1773-1843], collected vocal and instrumental ‘sets’ of ‘Jane Connolly’ - as he called this song in English - from the harpers Dónal Black, Charles Byrne and Arthur Ó Néill, between 1792 and 1798.
Róisín Elsafty - voice
Siobhán Armstrong - early Irish harp [copy of the late-medieval Trinity College or Brian Boru harp]
Ronan Browne - G Bansuri & D tin whistle
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Негізгі бет Síle Ní Chonalláin by Elsafty Armstrong & Browne
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