The Path Less Traveled
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Nature photography and videos by me save the Moss heart, which was taken by another Nautre Lover like me who inspired me to visit this place.
Music used:
The song, which is actually made up of two, is a set of puirt a beul (mouth songs), fun compositions that consist of lines that don't make sense or are illogical.
They generally have a fast tempo.
Same song, different versions performed by:
I found it fitting to combine this with scottish Lilting music.
LILTING - scottish mouth music -
Mouth Music can be found in various forms throughout the world, but it is highly developed among the Gaels.
It became part of the musical baggage of Scottish and Irish emigrants and travelled with them to Nova Scotia and down into the southern Appalachians.
The term "mouth music" is likely to be a translation of the Scots-Gaelic "port-a-beul" ("tunes from the mouth").
It is sometimes sung with sparse instrumental accompaniment (bones, bells, drums) but is mostly unaccompanied.
It was used as dance music and to make work lighter.
1. Nati Dreddd - Hùg Air A' Bhonaid Mhòir
2. Julie Fowlis - Hùg Air A' Bhonaid Mhòir
3. VOENA's Noa and Gabby - Hùg Air A' Bhonaid Mhòir
4. Clannad - Siúil a Rúin
5. Nati Dreddd - Misty Mountains
Nature photography and videos by me save the Moss heart, which was taken by another Nautre Lover like me who inspired me to visit this place.
Music used:
The song, which is actually made up of two, is a set of puirt a beul (mouth songs), fun compositions that consist of lines that don't make sense or are illogical.
They generally have a fast tempo.
Same song, different versions performed by:
I found it fitting to combine this with scottish Lilting music.
LILTING - scottish mouth music -
Mouth Music can be found in various forms throughout the world, but it is highly developed among the Gaels.
It became part of the musical baggage of Scottish and Irish emigrants and travelled with them to Nova Scotia and down into the southern Appalachians.
The term "mouth music" is likely to be a translation of the Scots-Gaelic "port-a-beul" ("tunes from the mouth").
It is sometimes sung with sparse instrumental accompaniment (bones, bells, drums) but is mostly unaccompanied.
It was used as dance music and to make work lighter.
1. Nati Dreddd - Hùg Air A' Bhonaid Mhòir
2. Julie Fowlis - Hùg Air A' Bhonaid Mhòir
3. VOENA's Noa and Gabby - Hùg Air A' Bhonaid Mhòir
4. Clannad - Siúil a Rúin
5. Nati Dreddd - Misty Mountains
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