
23 Songs, 56 Minutes

Calen-O: Songs from the North of Ireland Carolyn Dobbin
EDITORS’ NOTES
This collection of songs by Northern Irish composers uncovers some very beautiful gems. Many are premiere recordings, including five breathtaking, Elgarian folk-inspired songs by Charles Wood, famous as a composer of Anglican choral music. Howard Ferguson’s 5 Irish Folk Songs possess an engaging simplicity, their piano accompaniments full of warmth and wit, while the sophisticated songs of Hamilton Harty reveal his love of Irish folk song and German lieder. Joan Trimble’s songs, which open this recording, are a gorgeous revelation. Pianist Iain Burnside and mezzo-soprano Carolyn Dobbin make an exquisite song duo.
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Green Rain
By Joan Trimble
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Girl's Song
By Joan Trimble
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My Grief on the Sea
By Joan Trimble
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A Cradle Song
By Hamilton Harty
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Scythe Song
By Hamilton Harty
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Flame in the Skies
By Hamilton Harty
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At Easter
By Hamilton Harty
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The Fiddler of Dooney
By Hamilton Harty
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The Sea Gypsy
By Hamilton Harty
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The Blue Hills
By Hamilton Harty
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5 Irish Folk Songs
By Howard Ferguson
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No. 1, The Apron of Flowers
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No. 2, I'm from over the Mountain
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No. 3, Calen-o
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No. 4, The Swan
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No. 5, My Grandfather Died
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At the Mid-hour of Night
By Charles Wood
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At Sea
By Charles Wood
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Shall I Forget
By Charles Wood
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The Outlaw of Loch Lene
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Credhe's Lament for Cail
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3 Sea Prayers from the Greek Anthology
By Hamilton Harty
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No. 1, To the Gods of Harbour and Headland
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No. 2, Saved by Faith
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No. 3, To Apollo of Leucas
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