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Twelve recordings of Farewell To Fiunary. Also known as Farewell Tae Fiunary, Farewell To Fiunery, Farewell To Fuinary, Farewell To Funery, Farewell, Farewell To Fiunary, Funeray, Slan Le Fionnairidh, Slán Le Fiunary, Sóraidh Slan Le Fionnairidh.
Farewell To Fiunary waltz. Also known as Farewell Tae Fiunary, Farewell To Fiunery, Farewell To Fuinary, Farewell To Funery, Farewell, Farewell To Fiunary, Funeray, Slan Le Fionnairidh, Slán Le Fiunary, Sóraidh Slan Le Fionnairidh. There are 12 recordings of this tune.
Three recordings of Farewell To Fiunary With Heather Island. Farewell To Fiunary (waltz) is also known as Farewell Tae Fiunary, Farewell To Fiunery, Farewell To Fuinary, Farewell To Funery, Farewell, Farewell To Fiunary, Funeray, Slan Le Fionnairidh, Slán Le Fiunary, Sóraidh Slan Le Fionnairidh. Live And In Session by The Tannahill Weavers
Farewell to Fiunary. Farewell to Fiunary is verses of lyrics by Norman MacLeod (1783-1862) set to a traditional Gaelic air. Unusually, the song was written in English and then translated into Gaelic by Archibald Sinclair.
His "Farewell to Fiunary" is probably the most universally-known modern poem in the West Highlands. (For critical remarks as to the authenticity of this poem, see Dr Nigel M'Neil's Literature of the Highlanders, pp. 283-286.)" -end quote from Lyra Celtica Notes
Farewell to Fiunary. There is a strong tradition of music in the Western Isles and other Gaelic speaking areas of Scotland, and there are many tunes from these parts which have become popular with Scottish musicians. The chorus of Farewell to Fiunary is: We must up and haste away, We must up and haste away, We must up and haste away, Farewell ...
Feb 12, 2011 · Ian Kertis Farewell to Fiunary is a gorgeous and compelling arrangements, while Weaver's Gin is pure infectious energy and youthful exuberance. I am Pleased to have found the early Tannahill albums available.
