The music of Ireland / radio commentaries upon thirty-four representative Irish songs
Rev. Francis X. Sallaway, ‘The music of Ireland / radio commentaries upon thirty-four representative Irish songs’ (St. Paul, Minneapolis: Fathers Rumble and Carty, Radio replies press, [c.1945]).
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- Date
- c.1945
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- 8
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- 36 pp; printed
- Scope and content
- Rev. Francis X. Sallaway, ‘The music of Ireland / radio commentaries upon thirty-four representative Irish songs’ (St. Paul, Minneapolis: Fathers Rumble and Carty, Radio replies press, [c.1945]).
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- Irish Capuchin Archives
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- Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of 'The Capuchin Annual' and the Irish Capuchin Publications Office > Papers of Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. > Loose Pamphlet Collection
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Sample passages
- Words by Thomas Moore
- Words and Music by Others, since Moore's Death
- 13) The Croppy Boy ..... (Rebellion of 1798)14) The Emigrant's Lament ..... (The Famine, 1848)15) Who Fears to Speak of '98? ..... (The Young Ireland Movement, 1850)16) God Save Ir…
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THE MUSIC OF IRELAND Radio Commentaries upon Thirty-Four Representative Irish Songs REV. FRANCIS X. SALLAWAY, S. T. D. Pastor of the Sacred Heart Church, West Lynn, Massachusetts Director of the Essex County Catholic Radio Programme Station WESX, Salem, Massachusetts CONTENTS Part I. Songs Summarizing Irish History Words by Thomas Moore 1) The Harp that Once Through Tara's Halls ..... (From Trilogy to2) Dear Harp of My Country ..... the Harp of Erin)3) They Came from a Land ..... (Discovery of Ireland)4) Silent, O Moyle, be the Roar of thy Water ..... (Pre-Christian Era)5) Rich and Rare were the Gems she Wore ..... (Golden Age)6) The Meeting of the Waters ..... (Danish Invasion)7) Remember the Glories of Brian the Brave ..... (Clontarf, 1014)8) The Valley Lay Smiling before Me ..... (English Invasion)9) The Minstrel Boy ..... (Elizabethan Period)10) O Breathe Not His Name ..... (Robert Emmett)11) O Blame Not the Bard ..... (Spencer's Aspersion upon Irish Music)12) My Gentle Harp (Londonderry Air) ..... (Conclusion of Trilogy to Harp) Part II. Songs Summarizing Irish History (Continued) Words and Music by Others, since Moore's Death 13) The Croppy Boy ..... (Rebellion of 1798)14) The Emigrant's Lament ..... (The Famine, 1848)15) Who Fears to Speak of '98? ..... (The Young Ireland Movement, 1850)16) God Save Ireland ..... (The Fenian Movement, 1870)17) The West's Awake (Munster Air) ..... (Modern Ireland)18) Romantic Ireland is not Dead ..... (W. B. Yeats' Aspersion upon Ireland) Part III. Songs Portraying Irish Character 19) Draherin-o-Machree ..... (Song to the Dead)20) Killarney ..... (Scenic Song)21) Cruiskeen Lawn ..... (Drink Song)22) Gartan Mother's Lullaby (Donegal Air) ..... (Lullaby)23) 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer ..... (Poetic Fancy)24) Believe Me if all those endearing young charms ..... (Romantic)25) Kathleen Mavourneen ..... (Romantic)26) I'll take you home again, Kathleen ..... (Romantic)27) Mother Machree ..... (American-Irish Modern Ballard)28) Father O'Flynn ..... (Humorous)29) The Garden Where the Praties Grow ..... (Humorous)30) Kitty of Coleraine ..... (Humorous)31) The Low-Backed Car ..... (Humorous)32) The Wearin' of the Green ..... (Patriotic)33) Soldiers of Erin ..... (Irish National Anthem)34) Songs of Our Land ..... (Poetic) Appendix Fifteen Cents per Copy For copies address—FATHERS RUMBLE AND CARTY Radio Replies Press St. Paul 1, Minn., U. S. A.