This little piece is called Skye Boat Song. It's a traditional tune and commemorates Charles Edward Stuart's escape after the battle of Culloden. I was thinking of my Grandmother this morning for some reason, and this was her favorite tune. She was born n in Scotland and this piece alwways reminded her of home.
I have some scenes from the Isle of Skye I culled from the internet, and played the piece with more of a slow Irish air interpretation, since I used an Irish Tin Whistle, but here it is......the Skye Boat Song.
Somewhere on the road, touring, Upper Peninsula, Mi, United States
I Peaked at 581 pounds body weight, had developed Diabetes and heart trouble. I had bariatric surgery on March 11, 2005 and my 2 year "rebirthday" has come and gone. Since my surgery, I have dropped to 215 pounds wOOt! Weather permitting I'll be doing a short bike tour in Indiana! I have changed my major to Psychology, and am looking forward to a healthy and long life! I've also added a new Blog to the group here, Crazylady's Quest.
Crazylady:
50 years old
230 as of today
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2 comments:
I had no idea you were a Celtic music fan. Nice job.
I've been trying to learn the fife for a couple of years, but I don't have much inspiration.
I love Celtic music as well.
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