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Music Monday: Rhona MacKay Sings & Plays The Music Of The Harp

            

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Happy Monday everyone!  This week I'm sharing a couple of my favorite songs from the Gaelic music from Rhona MacKay Sings & Plays The Music Of The Harp.  I just recently discovered this musician via this LP at Goodwill that I happened to pick up at the same time as Crosswinds by Capercaillie and I loved her music so much.  Her voice and her talents on the clarsach are wonderful.  Give a listen to Buain A Choice/ Domhnall An Dannsair/ Glenlivet, Mais An Taobh Tuath (The Beauty of the North)/ Peat Fire Flame, Do Dh'Eirinn Cha'n Innis Mi Ah-Àinn (For Ireland I Will Not Tell Her Name), and Waly, Waly.








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  1. I love harp music and Gaelic music as well (what I've been exposed to). There's something about harp music that makes me imagine being in a meadhall or an elven sanctuary somewhere lol.

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  2. I love harp music. Somehow I haven't come across Rhona MacKay, but I'm definitely going to add some of her music to my playlist. Thanks for mentioning these songs. Have a great week!

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    1. I just happened to find this album on Goodwill - and I really lucked out. Enjoy!

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  3. The harp is such an elegant instrument. I enjoyed all of these songs!

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