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TÍR NA NÓG 1999
Fairy music
Tania is Dancing
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On the first disc of the double album there are Irish folksongs and pieces related to the four great feasts that divide the seasons. The second CD contains tales (in Hungarian), from Ireland and Flowearth, accompanied by tunes belonging to the texts.
With:
Gáborján Kovács: flute, vocals, percussion, noises, storytelling
Róbert Császár: guitar, mandolin, whistle
Berta Tőzsér: whistle, flute, kaval, vocals
Péter Szolár: whistles, accordion, vocals
Guest:
Gáire McCapaill: fiddle, Dr. Gilbert's tale
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1. CD
Samhain
- Déirin Dé Lullaby
- Cáit Ní Dhuibhir Kitty O'Dwyer
- Amhrán na Leabhar The Song of the Books
- Bruach na Carraige Báine Top of the White Rock
- Dreolín Wrenboys
- A Stór a Stór a Ghrá My Darling, My Love
Imbolc
- Gabhaim Molta Bríde - Téanam Abhaile... I Praise Bridget - Come Home!
- Commin' o' the Fairy Folk
Beltine
- Little Brigid Flynn
- Caoineadh an Spailpín The Spalpeen's Lament
- Three Times Around The Sídh
- Óró mo Bhaidín - 18th Century Hungarian Dance Oró my Boat - 18th Century Hungarian Dance
Lugnasad
- Iníon a' Phalaitínigh - Green Eyes The Daughter of the Palatinate - Green Eyes
- Tír na nÓg Land of Youth
- Me a gar eur Goulmik - Niamh
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2. CD
- Wanderings of Niamh (Tale)
- The eyelands of Dr. Gilbert (Tale)
- Tammm kentan - Tamm kreiz - Dr Gilbert
- The Red Admiral butterfly (Tale) - Butterfly
- Plumina Flor (Tale)
- The Flower of Magherally
- Tania is dancing (Tale)
- Tania is Dancing
- The man of Larmor forest (Mese)
- Larmor - Octomber - Laridé á six temps
- Éiníní
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