'The Trees Grow Tall' by Landless, from their 2018 LP 'Bleaching Bones'. For more, see: landless.bandcamp.com www.facebook.com/landlessmusic/ www.instagram.com/landless_music_dublin/

'Star Filled Tree, Blacksburg' by Richard Moult. For more about Richard's art and music, please see https://starred-desert.com

That was lovely. Took me away. Fantastic.

hello! was wondering if you could do something in relation to the transition in Ireland from Pagan to Christian beliefs and the tensions there pertaining to what may have been lost in the process? Maybe you could point me in the direction of some other sources? Really enjoy the podcast! You guys are so important ! Many thanks!

Testing out one of several surprisingly effective Feedback model DCS297C Balanced-Modulators orginally designed for educational use to demonstrate data-modulation techniques.  The units were modified for creative studio use at Hideaway including an internal PSU.  The DCS297C is based around the same Motorola MC1496 balanced-modulator chip as the Maestro RM-1 but you get two of them in the one box :-)

In this case the A input was fed with a basic sustained pad from a Peavey SpectrumSynth whilst the B input was fed from a swept sine-wave generated by a WaveTek Model 193 modulated waveform generator.

The resulting output was fed through a gorgeous 1960s all-tube Krohn-Hite laboratory filter to take out some of the harsher upper harmonics.

Recording Copyright D.A.Wilson, Hideaway Studio, 2022.

Feedback DCS297C Balanced-Modulator: Metallic Monster..

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New album "drops" will be released in November 2022.

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This episode looks at the ballad Molly Bawn aka Polly Vaughn aka The Shooting of His Dear aka The Fowler aka Peggy Baun aka Molly Bond aka Molly Banding aka Molly Vaughan aka At the Setting of the Sun aka The Shooting of His Dear aka As Jimmy Went A-Hunting.

Tracklist:

John Maguire – Molly Bawn Lowry
Elizabeth Cronin – Molly Bawn
Séamus Ennis – Molly Bawn
Robin Roberts – Molly Bawn
The Dubliners – Molly Bawn
The Swinging Swan – Molly Bawn
Harry Cox – The Fowler
Phoebe Smith – Molly Vaughan
Anne Briggs – Polly Vaughan
The Furrow Collective – Polly Vaughn
Marlais – Polly Vaughan
The Dillards – Polly Vaughn
Peter, Paul & Mary – Polly Von
Sally Sloan – Molly Baun Lavery

https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

Molly Bawn

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el sample del tema es la bata de "recuerdos fragmentados" de dojo
aguante dosho meli sos mi idola

la letra:
viste? leí tu carta
ella dijo:
quiero recuperarte
aunque el amor no exista más

aunque no exista mas/

Easily buy 'Vacate' here:

https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/vacate-2

CHEER-ACCIDENT "Range" from "Vacate" (Cuneiform Records

Amery - Mountain FM (from Continue As Amery)

esta pieza fue creada para el compilado de "Feminoise México" : 

https://sisterstriangla.bandcamp.com/album/compilado-feminoise-m-xico-3

fotografía de portada de Kevin Frank

Grandes Pasos A Ningun Lugar -  Feminoise México

While rooted in the earth, trees ascend towards the firmament of the Heavens. They likewise renew themselves through the eternal rhythms that govern all living things (those cycles of growth, maturation, decay and rebirth) as they blossom, flower, give fruit and eventually shed their leaves before being reborn anew each spring. Certain of these proud intermediaries between heaven and earth were treated with great veneration by our forebears, and echoes of the worship of sacred trees survives in folk tradition to this day.

For this 19th edition of Blúiríní Béaloidis, hosts Jonny Dillon and Claire Doohan consider their culture born of nature. From sacred trees under which kings of Ireland were inaugurated in times long ago, to the holy woods inhabited by both madmen and saints, and from votive offerings left hanging on the branches of trees growing beside holy wells, to those trees treated with fear and trepidation, understood as they were, as dwellings of the otherworld spirits which live alongside us in the natural landscape. Stay with us for an hour then, as we shelter beneath the branches of tradition, which gift to us the fruits of memory and meaning.

Jonny and Claire would like to send their thanks to Landless for permission to include the song 'The Trees Grow Tall' from their 2018 LP Bleaching Bones (played at 38 minutes, 12 seconds into the podcast). For more information about the group, and to support their work go to:

https://landless.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/landlessmusic/
https://www.instagram.com/landless_music_dublin/

We likewise send thanks to Richard Moult, for allowing us permission to include a beautiful piece of his piano music titled 'Star Filled Tree, Blacksburg' to close the podcast (the piece is played at 58 minutes, 48 seconds). If you would like to learn more about Richard's art, and to support his work, please go to:

https://starred-desert.com

Blúiríní Béaloidis 19 - Sacred Trees In Folk Tradition

Bluiríní Béaloidis is the podcast from The National Folklore Collection, University College Dublin, and is a platform to explore Irish and wider European folk tradition across an array of subject areas and topics. Host Jonny Dillon hopes this tour through the folklore furrow will appeal to those who wish to learn about the richness and depth of their traditional cultural inheritance; that a knowledge and understanding of our past might inform our present and guide our future.

Podcasts are available for download directly from SoundCloud or via iTunes.

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