Mary McLaughlin — Caoineadh Na Mara'amen
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Caoineadh,
Caoineadh,
Caoineadh na mara...
Éist leis an ghaoth
Tá sí ag caoineadh
Éistigí
Amen...
Requiem...
Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine
Et lux perpetua luceat eis
Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine...
Requiem...
Caoineadh,
Caoineadh na mara...
Éist leis an ghaoth
Tá sí ag caoineadh
Éistigí
Amen...
Requiem...
Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine
Et lux perpetua luceat eis
Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine...
Requiem...
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Awesome. Just donated.
carsonstuart wrote:
What happened to the Wikipedia article on Mary McLaughlin?
Great song.
From Google Translate:
[Irish]
Cry,
Cry,
The cry of the sea...
Listen to the wind
She is crying
Listen up
Amen...
Requiem...
[Latin]
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon them
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord...
Requiem...
[Irish]
Cry,
Cry,
The cry of the sea...
Listen to the wind
She is crying
Listen up
Amen...
Requiem...
[Latin]
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon them
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord...
Requiem...
Edweirdo wrote:
Yeah, I'm sure THAT is what she is influenced by. smh
Mary Mclaughlin is a singer/songwriter/teacher who is steeped in the
Ulster Gaelic song tradition of her native Ireland where she was born
and raised.
Mary records, performs and teaches workshops in
singing skills, performance technique and Gaelic song and culture. She
has toured extensively throughout North America, teaching and performing
at Celtic/Irish camps.
Very pretty but just a standard 50s/doo-wop progression.
Yeah, I'm sure THAT is what she is influenced by. smh
Mary Mclaughlin is a singer/songwriter/teacher who is steeped in the
Ulster Gaelic song tradition of her native Ireland where she was born
and raised.
Mary records, performs and teaches workshops in
singing skills, performance technique and Gaelic song and culture. She
has toured extensively throughout North America, teaching and performing
at Celtic/Irish camps.
a beautiful song to follow Hard Rain's Gonna Fall
Very pretty but just a standard 50s/doo-wop progression.
It's an 8, for atmosphere alone.
Oh my lord, how beautiful.
hauntingly beautiful - thx RP without you i would never ever have heard this
Sofa_King wrote:
ditto Slainte
Pure bliss, and a solid 10! 
ditto Slainte
That just turned amazingly beautiful.
Pure bliss, and a solid 10!
Nice to have in the back-ground when cresting the top of whatever hill you're on and staring into the mist-draped landscape beneath you. Or maybe that's just me... 😆
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Definitely the last song in my next Spouse Mix.
What happened to the Wikipedia article on Mary McLaughlin?
Great song.
Great song.
Lovely on the heels of Loreena McKennitt's Marco Polo
Beautiful.
Beautiful glorious spiritful cosmic classy Devine
I love to hear Gaelic languages on RP. Glè mhath :)
rsfc_carp wrote:
Crying,
Crying,
The cry of the sea
Listen to the wind
She is crying
Listen
Amen ...
Requiem ...
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon them
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord
Requiem ...
I don't know what she's saying, but I like the way she says it.
Crying,
Crying,
The cry of the sea
Listen to the wind
She is crying
Listen
Amen ...
Requiem ...
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon them
Grant them eternal rest, O Lord
Requiem ...
This piece is stunning. Can we hear more from Mary McLaughlin?
Opening with a seven with excellent upside potential. Me likie, especially nice following Lorena McKennitt
kingart wrote:
Yeah, everybody in my hotel room finds this music very haunting... it is a gorgeous song with allusions as you describe, kingart... hope life be groovy for you these days... keep a spring in your step... Radio Paradise is the best radio station in the nearest forty-two galaxies...
Sweet...Enya, is that you? Lorena McKennitt, is that you? Claanad, is that you?
Yeah, everybody in my hotel room finds this music very haunting... it is a gorgeous song with allusions as you describe, kingart... hope life be groovy for you these days... keep a spring in your step... Radio Paradise is the best radio station in the nearest forty-two galaxies...
Sweet...Enya, is that you? Lorena McKennitt, is that you? Claanad, is that you?
I don't know what she's saying, but I like the way she says it.
Yeah, I'm sure THAT is what she is influenced by. smh
Mary Mclaughlin is a singer/songwriter/teacher who is steeped in the
Ulster Gaelic song tradition of her native Ireland where she was born
and raised.
Mary records, performs and teaches workshops in
singing skills, performance technique and Gaelic song and culture. She
has toured extensively throughout North America, teaching and performing
at Celtic/Irish camps.
It's a I-VI-IV-V progression, standard doo-wop stuff.