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Capercaillie - Skyewalking Song - in a recording studio Gà

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Capercaillie - Skyewalking Song - in a recording studio Gàidhlig Gaidhlig Scots Scottish Scotland Skyewaulking

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  • thumbs up if gcse music brought you here

  • Thank you for uploading this song because it's helping me with my GCSE coursework about world music. I find the Gaelic language both beautiful and graceful yet mighty, just as this song is. Although GCSE music is difficult due to the amount of coursework, it is a useful, enjoyable skill and you learn about many amazing songs such as this one.

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  • favourite set work

  • I'm from Algeria,i love listening to Karen Matheson cose she has a magnificent voice despite i don't undertstand of scottish or irish,as a matter of fact, the Celtic music is great to listen to!!

  • what interval does the chorus land in?

  • accordians for the win! gcse music not so much.... :/

  • thumbs up if you studied this for GCSE Music :)

  • @jleer1 Mate - I completely agree. Though this saved my life for my own GCSE, I was strongest on this one, purely because of my facination for the language, and the culture. plus, it is jsut such a beautiful piece. I was the only one in the class to actually enjoy it.

  • the only songs i loved wer thid 1 and grace and why dus my hart feel so bad

  • @SikforSenses Schoenburg? Really? and while i admit that Moby may not be the most interesting song, it's certainly the easiest.

  • I love this song and 'grace' :) If I get miles davies all blue for the writing part of the exam I will cry.

  • Interesting, used as a waulking song it would go at two or three times this speed, one hell of a lick, bang .. bang .. bang .. bang ... One lady would sing out the lines (sometimes whatever came into her head) the rest would come in on the refrains --- much the way some sea shanties worked. Interestingly I've heard it suggested that some waulking songs were adapted from earlier men's rowing songs, but speeded up. Hearing it slowed down like this it does rather suggest a rowing rhythm. Beachd?

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