Name: A Song from Donegal by R.A. Moulds
Duration: 4 min 52 s
Description: An arrangement (NOT a 'reimagining') of the well-known song from Donegal known as 'She Moved through the Fair', written for the Irish pianist, Fiachra Garvey.

A serene and beautiful arrangement of this popular folk song. It would be a great addition to any pianist's repertory.

A lovely Country, we stayed at Lachy this summer beautiful just like this piano piece

An arrangement (NOT a 'reimagining') of the well-known song from Donegal known as 'She Moved through the Fair', written for the Irish pianist, Fiachra Garvey.

A Song from Donegal

Home-recorded on a c. 1993 Techniks SX-PX207 electric instrument.
Played by Francis Pott.

Bach-Siloti - Andante from JSB solo violin sonata in A minor.

A Song Of Autumn 2024

From afar, the horns resound— a wind of liberation sweeps across the peaks. The wanderer ascends, seeking redemption in the silence of the mountains.

This orchestral track is a tribute to the beauty of nature.

Pandemic Suite – 23. Wide Beyond

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Only the Strong Rise

This is a very short composition for what is a very long and convoluted story; I’ll try my best to compress it into this small track description. 

It’s been nearly 15 years since I found Myrtle House, a very modest Victorian two-up-two-down town house where I live and also where I work. All of the music I post has been written, recorded and mastered here in my studio which also doubles as my library where I have six or so huge bookcases that hold what’s left of a lifetime of being a “bookie” as well as a “muso”. Now, sadly, it seems I have to leave as my landlord is selling the property and neither me nor my books nor my music have anywhere else to go.  

Like most aspects of my life, this issue resulted in a composition, the title of which comes from a framed print of the original cover of an essay by one of my most beloved of authors, Virginia Woolf, which hangs in my studio. It’s also probably the final composition for a while as everything, including my studio, needs to be packed up very shortly.

Thank you for listening and liking my music; it helps both in terms of emotional support and, in a very minor way, financially; I think each play earns me around $0.01 - definitely riches beyond rubies! 

See you on the other side 

❤️ॐ

A Room Of One's Own

Out of colour, harmonies, texture appears a melody on high strings. And a memory of things long past. With silences, which have become a thing in my recent work alongside big contrasts. See the video with annotations here: https://youtu.be/OgZXB35ISB0?si=zp49wbA_qrllrDF4

Fragmentum. For orchestra. From Symphony of Mosaics.

© P. McAleer 2025 all music contained in Fragmentum for orchestra.
© P. McAleer 26th September 2025 this upload.

FRAGMENTUM - Latest this week W/E 27th Set 2025

A gentle miniature for sax quartet, dedicated to the memory of Antony Hollaway

Blue Window

Schumann and his Bund: https://ishmaelwallace.substack.com/p/castalia-330

Davidsbündlertänze, 1 (Robert Schumann)

Exciting developments here - a mosaic of sound, texture, noise and silence.
FRAGMENTUM. For orchestra. From Symphony of Mosaics.

© P. McAleer 2025 all music contained in Fragmentum for orchestra.
© P. McAleer 25th October 2025 this upload.

FRAGMENTUM - Update 25/10/2025

Completed. This incorporates two Irish reels, 'The Country Girl's Fortune' (a Connemara reel) and a shorter reel from Clare, as well as some reeling strains added by myself. It's very short, but would serve well as an amusing and exciting encore.

Reeling at Mourne (Completed)

R.A. Moulds studied music at the University of Southern Mississippi.

A Song from Donegal

R.A. Moulds

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