Song of the Wandering Aengus, my own arrangement of the WB Yeats poem set to an old Irish tune. I first heard it sung by Dave Van Ronk back in the middle '60s. Dulcimer is tuned in DGC, a variation of D Dorian mode. ... folk "mountain dulcimer" Yeats vocal
Author: brashley46; Tags: folk mountain dulcimer Yeats vocal
Yeat's Grave by the Cranberries, written by lead singer Dolores O'Riordan. WB Yeats, a senator, nobel prize winner, husband, father, poet and witch. I photographed Yeat's grave in 2006 while I was on vacation in Ireland.
Author: aveburytree; Tags: William Butler Yeats Yeat's grave wiccan wicca witch pagan religion
This is an unknown freetime arrangement of Down By The Salley Gardens, originally a poem by William Butler Yeats. Obviously the traditional Irish version did not have an improvised F# minor blues breakdown in the middle haha. Hope you enjoy it. I learned it a couple years ago for the wedding of my friends Caleb and Ciara
Title: A Poem By Deam Yeats Interpreter: Agalloch Ablum: Of Stone, Wind and Pillor Genre: Dark Metal / Atmospheric Folk Lyrics: The brawling of a sparrow in the eaves, The brilliant moon and all the milky sky, And all that famous harmony of leaves, Had blotted out man''s image and his cry. A girl arose that had red mournful lips And seemed the greatness of the world in tears, Doomed like Odysseus and the labouring ships And proud as Priam murdered with his peers; Arose, and on the instant ...
Author: Dark6Metal6inside6; Tags: Agalloch Poem Yeats of Stone Wind Pillor lyrics
Final Project for Irish Literature course Conversation between WB Yeats and James Joyce on the topic of Irish nationalism If only we could pluck him from the page, Cuchulainn could defeat the magistrates. But all we need is memry of that age, And we can marvel at the myth we make. Oh, we need to show oh, but I cant alone Contemporary, while I wont oblige I understand the sort of fight youre in: You wish to arm yourself with country pride I know a better war that you can win So, go and touch ...
Author: Cola21212; Tags: Colin Laffey W.B. Yeats James Joyce Irish acoustic guitar
