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  • Wow... This is gorgeous!!  Happy Imbolc, everyone!!

  • @renaessance Happy Imbolc, or Candlemas.  The light is returning and spring is around the corner.

  • this is beautiful. thank you.

  • This is a lovely song, and I enjoy the pictures, but the singers aren't really syncing up, or listening to each other, the harmonies can be really beautiful.

  • @liaquirk I think it is wonderful as it is , it is perfection to my ears because it sounds as I would imagine some every day people would sing a prayer. The John Renbourn Group is performing it and John Renbourn wrote this.

  • @liaquirk Also see Polyphonic singing. This type of singing is related to that type of music.

  • Beautiful song and pictures. Interesting to discover when I investigated what the Carmina Gadelica was and it turns out it was a collection of prayers and songs from the Western Isles of Scotland and originally in Gaelic.

    Dig deep and there's always a link to the tiny nation of Scotland somewhere. lol!

  • Heard this on a BBC folk programme many years ago,and have searched for it ever since. Thank you so much for putting it up here.

  • @goonwards John Renbourn recorded this 2 times: On the album John Renbourn Group - Ship of Fools and on John Renbourn - Traveler's Prayer. This version is the Ship of Fools one.

  • Beautiful !! Phalaïna

  • Very nice photos. You cought the atmosphere of the song with the pictures. Thanks for that!

  • Thank you for your impute, I really appreciate it. I guess you can tell I love this song.

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