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Scotland with ARC Music ENGLISH P. 2 DEUTSCH S. 6 Discover music from Scotland with ARC Music When you talk about Scottish music, many people may immediately think of the great Highland bagpipe; a lone piper playing a haunting lament or a full military regiment blasting out a rousing march. While this is an undeniably proud tradition and perhaps the country’s most representative image worldwide, Scotland also boasts an incredibly rich folk music tradition. Instruments such as the harp (clàrsach) and fiddle, as well as songs and ballads sung in English and Gaelic, are central to the Scottish identity. This collection highlights a wide variety of Scottish music, from the mighty bagpipe to ballads and waulking songs. Details of the albums from which these songs are taken follow below. These and more can be found at our website, arcmusic.co.uk Discover music from Scotland! 1. Tannas: Sabhal Ia’n Ic Uisdean EUCD2151 Scottish Folk at its Best – Tannas, The Iron Horse, Anna Murray, Coila… Licensed from KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. A joyous, inspiring, romantic, rousing collection of Scottish songs and instrumentals, ballads, jigs, reels, airs… Recounting well-known legends, myths, heroic songs and more in beautiful arrangements and instrumentations from traditional/acoustic to modern and all combinations in between. 2. Noel McLoughlin: The Blantyre Explosion EUCD1979 20 Best of Scotland – Noel McLoughlin An ARC Music Production. A great collection of Scottish songs and ballads to sing along to – complete lyrics and guitar chords in the booklet. The Barnyards of Delgaty, Jock Stewart, Mount and Go, Dainty Davy, Ye Jacobites by Name, The Skye Boat Song, The Bonnie Ship the Diamond, Lizzie Lindsay, Wild Mountain Thyme, Rattlin’ Roarin’ Willie, The Bonnie Lass o Fyvie… 2 3. Ross Kennedy & Archie McAllister: The Auld Wheel/Lads of Laois/Hey Ho My Bonnie Lass/Twisted Fingers EUCD2098 Best of Scottish Fiddle – Jonny Hardie, Ross Kennedy, Gavin Marwick, Old Blind Dogs… Licensed from KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. An exhilarating collection of the greatest names in Scottish fiddle playing, e.g. The Old Blind Dogs with Jonny Hardie, Archie McAllister, The Iron Horse with Gavin Marwick, Jerry Holland, The Hudson Swan Band, Coila with Alistair McCulloch and Andrew McGarva… An entertaining variety of styles – everything from foot-tapping jigs and reels to haunting slow airs. 4. Strathclyde Police Pipe Band: Bessie Weatherston/Crusaders March/79th Highlanders/The Garb of Old Gaul EUCD2448 The Police Pipe Bands of Scotland An ARC Music Production. A rousing recording of all Scottish Police Pipe Bands together – a unique and lively album of stellar quality. With Dumfries & Galloway Constabulary Pipe Band, Grampian Police Pipe Band, Lothian & Borders Police Pipe Band, Strathclyde Police Pipe Band (World Champions!) and the Tayside Police Pipe Band. 5. Iain MacKay: Mòr nighean a’ Ghibearlain EUCD2532 Gaelic Scotland – Ishbel MacAskill, Donnie Murdo MacLeod, Cliar, Iain Mackay, Maeve Mackinnon… Licensed from Macmeanmna, Isle of Skye, Scotland. Traditional Gaelic songs from the Isle of Skye and other areas of Scotland. Instruments: fiddles, bagpipes, clarsach (harp), concertina, guitar, dulcimer, whistle, flute, percussion and others. 6. Anna Murray: Slieve Russel/Donald Cameron’s Powder Horn EUCD1999 Young Scottish Pipers – Canterach, Chris Armstrong, Fred Morrison, Anna Murray… Licensed from Klub Records, t/a KLR, Glasgow, Scotland. A celebration of Highland and Border pipes! Some of the greatest names in Scottish piping and folk music: Rory Campbell, Fred Morrison, Anna Murray, Tommy Couper, Canterach, Barbara Gray & Wilbert Garvin and Chris Armstrong, present music from traditional up into the 21st century. 7. Ross Kennedy & Archie McAllister: Bay of Storms EUCD2151 Scottish Folk at its Best – Tannas, The Iron Horse, Anna Murray, Coila… Licensed from KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. See track 1 for information. 8. Jonny Hardie & Gavin Marwick: The Quiet Man/The Solstice/The Silver Spire EUCD2098 Best of Scottish Fiddle – Jonny Hardie, Ross Kennedy, Gavin Marwick, Old Blind Dogs… Licensed from KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. See track 3 for information. 3 9. Ishbel MacAskill: Thig an smeòrach as t-Earrach (The Thrush Comes in Spring) EUCD2532 Gaelic Scotland – Ishbel MacAskill, Donnie Murdo MacLeod, Cliar, Iain Mackay, Maeve Mackinnon… Licensed from Macmeanmna, Isle of Skye, Scotland. See track 5 for information. 10. Coila/Alistair McCulloch, Andrew McGarva & William Weir: Jigs: Lady in a Bottle/The Drops of Brandy/Ewan Mackenzie’s Free Bass Accordion/The Curlew EUCD2098 Best of Scottish Fiddle – Jonny Hardie, Ross Kennedy, Gavin Marwick, Old Blind Dogs… Licensed from KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. See track 3 for information. 11. Stonehaven Pipe Band: Hornpipes: The Queen of the Rushes/The Muckle Dram EUCD1349 Stonehaven Pipe Band – Spirit of Scotland An ARC Music Production. The Grade 1 Stonehaven Pipe Band began on its road to success by joining the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association and entering into the world of competition. Since that time it has progressed steadily up through the ranks and has established itself as one of Scotland’s premier pipe bands. As the band has grown and developed, it has cultivated its own distinctive musical style. You will hear, as you listen to this recording, music which covers the complete Celtic folk tradition. 12. The Iron Horse: Helen of Kirkconnel EUCD2151 Scottish Folk at its Best – Tannas, The Iron Horse, Anna Murray, Coila… Licensed from KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. See track 1 for information. 13. Dòchas: Waulking Song/Gura Mise Tha Fo Mhulad/Braes of Melinish EUCD2032 Gaelic Scotland, Vol 2 – Donnie Murdo MacLeod, Cliar, Iain MacKay… Licensed from Macmeanmna. Traditional Gaelic songs from the Isle of Skye, Isle of Lewis, Uist and other areas of Scotland presented by a veritable “Who’s Who” of Gaelic singers and musicians: Mackenzie, Cliar, Mary Ann Kennedy & Charlotte Petersen, Donnie Murdo MacLeod, Dòchas, Maeve MacKinnon, Iain MacKay, Blair Douglas. 14. Noel McLoughlin: Rattlin’, Roarin’ Willie EUCD1979 20 Best of Scotland – Noel McLoughlin An ARC Music Production. See track 2 for information. 4 15. Anna Murray: The Hazy Day/Zeto the Bubbleman/The Last Tango in Harris EUCD1999 Young Scottish Pipers – Canterach, Chris Armstrong, Fred Morrison, Anna Murray… Licensed from Klub Records, t/a KLR, Glasgow, Scotland. See track 6 for information. 16. Old Blind Dogs: Mormond Braes/Charles Sutherland EUCD2151 Scottish Folk at its Best – Tannas, The Iron Horse, Anna Murray, Coila… Licensed from KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. See track 1 for information. 17. Cliar: The Para Handy Set: Mrs. John MacColl/Pipe Major Jimmy MacGregor – Jig/Inspector Donald Campbell of Ness – Jig/Manus Lunny’s Plower Pot – Jig EUCD2532 Gaelic Scotland – Ishbel MacAskill, Donnie Murdo MacLeod, Cliar, Iain Mackay, Maeve Mackinnon… Licensed from Macmeanmna, Isle of Skye, Scotland. See track 5 for information. 18. Isla St. Clair: Flowers of the Forest EUCD2397 The Voice of Scotland – Isla St Clair Licensed from Westminster King Productions Ltd. A fine selection of popular and treasured songs performed by Isla St Clair, one of Scotland’s most popular traditional singers who is internationally renowned for her pure and distinctive voice. 5 Wenn man von schottischer Musik spricht, denken die meisten von uns sofort an die großen Highland Pipes, den Dudelsack - ein einsamer Piper spielt einen sehnsuchtsvollen Lament oder ein volles militärisches Regiment, das einen mitreißenden Marsch spielt. Das ist zweifelsohne eine stolze Tradition und wahrscheinlich das weltweit repräsentativste Bild, aber Schottland hat darüberhinaus eine unglaublich reiche Folk-Tradition. Instrumente, wie die Klàrsach (Harfe) und Fiedel, Songs und Balladen in Englisch und Gälisch gesungen, gehören ebenfalls zu den Fundamenten schottischer Identität. Diese Sammlung präsentiert eine breite Palette schottischer Musik, vom großen Highland-Dudelsack bis hin zu Balladen und „Waulking Songs“. Angaben über die Alben, aus denen die Songs stammen, finden Sie unten. Diese und viel mehr, können Sie auf unserer Website finden: arcmusic.co.uk. Entdecken Sie Musik aus Schottland! 1. Tannas: Sabhal Ia’n Ic Uisdean EUCD2151 Scottish Folk at its Best – Tannas, The Iron Horse, Anna Murray, Coila… | Unter Lizenz von KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. Eine fröhliche, inspirierende, romantische, mitreißende Sammlung schottischer Songs und Instrumentalstücke, Balladen, Jigs, Reels, Airs usw., die bekannte Legenden, Mythen, Heldenlieder interpretieren. Schöne Arrangements und Instrumentierungen von traditionell/akustisch bis modern und alle Abstufungen dazwischen. 2. Noel McLoughlin: The Blantyre Explosion EUCD1979 20 Best of Scotland – Noel McLoughlin | Eine ARC Music-Produktion. Eine ausgezeichnete Sammlung schottischer Lieder und Balladen zum mitsingen. Liedertexte und Gitarrengriffe im Beiheft. The Barnyards of Delgaty, Jock Stewart, Mount and Go, Dainty Davy, Ye Jacobites by Name, The Skye Boat Song, The Bonnie Ship the Diamond, Lizzie Lindsay, Wild Mountain Thyme, Rattlin’ Roarin’ Willie, The Bonnie Lass o Fyvie … 3. Ross Kennedy & Archie McAllister: The Auld Wheel/Lads of Laois/Hey Ho My Bonnie Lass/Twisted Fingers EUCD2098 Best of Scottish Fiddle – Jonny Hardie, Ross Kennedy, Gavin Marwick, Old Blind Dogs… | Unter Lizenz von KRL, Glasgow, Scotland. Eine begeisternde Sammlung der bekanntesten gegenwärtigen Fiedel-Spieler Schottlands. Ein abwechslungsreiches Album verschiedener Stile, von anregenden Jigs und Reels bis zu sehnsuchtsvollen Slow Airs. 4. Strathclyde
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