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Wild Swans - Carol Thompson
& Jack Vickrey
$14.95 - OUT OF STOCK
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| Carol Thompson, harps Poems read by Jack Vickrey |
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We think all of these poems are very special. We spend
many hours matching the poetry in many cases with music from the country
of the writer. We try to take into account the meaning, the mood, the
historical context, and our own personal feelings about the poetry. We
hope it brings you many hours of enjoyment. |
| To visit Carol Thompson's Personal Site Click Here |
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Track Listings |
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1. Women of Ireland
 — Sean O'Riada - Neo-Celtic Harp 2. The Song of Wandering Aengus — William Butler Yeats 1899 Lord Mayo — David Murphy - Neo-Celtic Harp 3. The Wild Swans of Coole — William Butler Yeats 1919 The Wild Geese — after Patrick Quinn - Neo-Celtic Harp 4. Da Day Dawn — Traditional Scottish - Triple Harp 5. When You Are Old — William Butler Yeats 1893 Cornish Dance — Traditional Cornish - Neo-Celtic Harp 6. Binsey Poplars: Felled 1879 — Gerard Marley Hopkins 1879 Improvisation — C. Thompson - Triple Harp 7. The Irish Lary or Aniseed-water Robin/ Jenny Pluck Pears — Country Dance Tunes - Neo-Celtic Harp; Viola da Gamba |
8. Fern Hill — Dylan Thomas 1946 The Ash Grove/The Royal Dream/ Winter Has Come — Trad. Welsh, arr. S. Milligan - Neo-Celtic Harp 9. The Hole in the Wall — Country Dance Tune - Neo-Celtic Harp; Viola da Gamba 10. The Lady of Shalott — Alfred, Lord Tennyson 1842 version Fabordones del Sexto Tono XXIII — 16th century Spanish 11. She Moves Through the Fair — Traditional Irish 12. Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night — Dylan Thomas 1952 Improvisations on a Welsh Ground — Edward Jones - Neo-Celtic Harp 13. Sailing to Byzantium — William Butler Yeats 1928 Improvisation/Scaruint Na gCompanach/ An Phaidir — C. Thompson/Rory Dall O'Cathain/ Trad. Irish, arr. S. O'Riada |