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Irish Folksongs : ||As I roved out |Avondale |Boulavogue |Brennan on the Moor |Come to the Hills |The Cuckoo Madrigal |Danny Boy|Down by the salley Gardens |The earl of Moray |Eileen Aroon |The fair Hills of Eire O! |Finnigan's Wake |The foggy Dew |The galway Races |The Garden where the Praties grow |Garryowen |Has Sorrow thy young Days shaded? |The Hounds of Filemore |I never will marry |The Irish Washerwoman |John Riley |Jug of Punch |Kevin Barry |Kitty of Coleraine |The Lambs on the green Hills |The Lark in the Morning |Maid of Fife-e-o |Mermaid Song |Molly Malone (Cocklers and Mussels) |Norah o'Neale |O'Donnell Aboo |The old orange Flute |Portlaige |The Praties they grow small |The Queen of Connemara |The Rocks of Bawn |Rosin the beau |the sailor's hornpipe ||slievenamon ||the snowy-breasted pearl ||the tanyard side ||they know not my heart ||van diemen's land ||weela wallia ||the wild rover |will ye go lassie? |the yellow ponee |scottish folksongs : |auld lang syne |baloo baleerie |barbara allen |the barnyards of delgaty |the blue bells of scotland |the bonny earl of murray |charlie is my darling |comin' through the rye |dumbarton's drums |flow gently sweet afton ||green grow the washes o ||hieland laddie ||hurree hurroo ||i know where i'm going ||loch lomond ||my bonnie lies over the ocean ||my luve is like a red red rose |oh rowan tree |on the banks of allan water |the road to the isles |scots wha hae |silkie |tam pierce |the trooper and the maid |wae's me for prince charlie |weaving lilt |will ye no' come back again? |ye banks and braes o' bonnie doon |folksongs from the hebrides : |at the wave mouth ||the christ-child's lullaby ||the dowerless maiden ||the fate croon ||the harp of dunvegan ||lochbroom love song ||mary fair ||putting out to sea |sea sorrow |a wandering shade |the wind on the moor |witchery croon |welsh folksongs : |all through the night |the ash grove |cosher bailey's engine |hunting the hare |the little saucepan |men of harlech |irish popular songs : |the band played on ||believe me if all those endearing young charms ||come back to erin ||duffy's blunders ||erin! oh erin! ||filimioorioooriay ||the first swallow ||the harp that once |harrigan |i'll take you home again kathleen |i've got rings on my fingers |the irish wedding |kathleen mavourneen |killarney |let him go-let him tarry |a little bit of heaven |macushla |the minstrel boy |molly bawn |oft in the stlly night |paddy upon the canal ||peg o' my heart ||rory o'moore ||the rose of tralee ||since james put on high collars ||sweet rosie o'grady ||'tis the last rose of summer ||tourelay |the wearing of the green |when irish eyes are smiling |you can tell that i'm irish |you can't deny you're irish |messe2001n
Irish Folksongs : ||As I roved out |Avondale |Boulavogue |Brennan on the Moor |Come to the Hills |The Cuckoo Madrigal |Danny Boy|Down by the salley Gardens |The earl of Moray |Eileen Aroon |The fair Hills of Eire O! |Finnigan's Wake |The foggy Dew |The galway Races |The Garden where the Praties grow |Garryowen |Has Sorrow thy young Days shaded? |The Hounds of Filemore |I never will marry |The Irish Washerwoman |John Riley |Jug of Punch |Kevin Barry |Kitty of Coleraine |The Lambs on the green Hills |The Lark in the Morning |Maid of Fife-e-o |Mermaid Song |Molly Malone (Cocklers and Mussels) |Norah o'Neale |O'Donnell Aboo |The old orange Flute |Portlaige |The Praties they grow small |The Queen of Connemara |The Rocks of Bawn |Rosin the beau |the sailor's hornpipe ||slievenamon ||the snowy-breasted pearl ||the tanyard side ||they know not my heart ||van diemen's land ||weela wallia ||the wild rover |will ye go lassie? |the yellow ponee |scottish folksongs : |auld lang syne |baloo baleerie |barbara allen |the barnyards of delgaty |the blue bells of scotland |the bonny earl of murray |charlie is my darling |comin' through the rye |dumbarton's drums |flow gently sweet afton ||green grow the washes o ||hieland laddie ||hurree hurroo ||i know where i'm going ||loch lomond ||my bonnie lies over the ocean ||my luve is like a red red rose |oh rowan tree |on the banks of allan water |the road to the isles |scots wha hae |silkie |tam pierce |the trooper and the maid |wae's me for prince charlie |weaving lilt |will ye no' come back again? |ye banks and braes o' bonnie doon |folksongs from the hebrides : |at the wave mouth ||the christ-child's lullaby ||the dowerless maiden ||the fate croon ||the harp of dunvegan ||lochbroom love song ||mary fair ||putting out to sea |sea sorrow |a wandering shade |the wind on the moor |witchery croon |welsh folksongs : |all through the night |the ash grove |cosher bailey's engine |hunting the hare |the little saucepan |men of harlech |irish popular songs : |the band played on ||believe me if all those endearing young charms ||come back to erin ||duffy's blunders ||erin! oh erin! ||filimioorioooriay ||the first swallow ||the harp that once |harrigan |i'll take you home again kathleen |i've got rings on my fingers |the irish wedding |kathleen mavourneen |killarney |let him go-let him tarry |a little bit of heaven |macushla |the minstrel boy |molly bawn |oft in the stlly night |paddy upon the canal ||peg o' my heart ||rory o'moore ||the rose of tralee ||since james put on high collars ||sweet rosie o'grady ||'tis the last rose of summer ||tourelay |the wearing of the green |when irish eyes are smiling |you can tell that i'm irish |you can't deny you're irish |messe2001n
Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2001
Genre: Importe, Musik
Rubrik: Kunst & Musik
Thema: Liederbücher & Musik-CDs
Medium: Taschenbuch
Titel: The Celtic Fake Book - C Edition Easy to Intermediate Lead Sheet Music for C Instruments Traditional Irish, Scottish, Welsh Folk Songbook with Lyrics, Chords and Melody for Performance
Inhalt: Buch
ISBN-13: 9780634017278
ISBN-10: 0634017276
UPC: 073999535792
EAN: 0073999535792
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Redaktion: Hal Leonard Corp
Hersteller: Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de
Maße: 306 x 240 x 18 mm
Von/Mit: Hal Leonard Corp
Erscheinungsdatum: 15.02.2001
Gewicht: 0,844 kg
Artikel-ID: 121024713