Music and Landscape: Ireland
Irish music often arises out of the landscape, and is cradled by it. A sense of home and family translated into images that give ways into singing and playing of home and family and love, perhaps.
I am writing this at a time of year, in early spring, when because of Saint Patrick's day people all over the world often think of the emerald isle, as it’s called. The landscape, though, often takes on aspects other than emerald , as it does here. These inspire just as many songs and tunes, too.
music to go along with these ideas
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Music Road: Cherish The Ladies: A Star in the East
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I am writing this at a time of year, in early spring, when because of Saint Patrick's day people all over the world often think of the emerald isle, as it’s called. The landscape, though, often takes on aspects other than emerald , as it does here. These inspire just as many songs and tunes, too.
music to go along with these ideas
Music Road: exiles return: karan casey & john doyle
Music Road: now playing: Athena Tergis
Music Road: The Clancy Legacy
Music Road: Cherish The Ladies: A Star in the East
you may also wish to see
Delicious Baby's Photo Friday, where travelers offer new insights to the world each Friday.
photographs are copyrighted. thank you for respecting this.
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3 Comments:
Irish music seems to evoke such deep emotions for me...it touches my very core.
Your photos are moody and evocative. But did you see this satellite shot of Ireland with NO cloud cover!! http://ht.ly/4gT5U
Vera,
yes, I saw that -- from a day back in October, they say. I'll bet that happens about one day a year... I saw a from the sky shot of the snow covering Ireland and Scotland earlier in the winter (no link, but it was on the Met Eireann/Irish Met site) which gave yet another perspective.
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