can honestly say I don't think I've ever heard church organ & concertina together. Glad I found you on here, I've been a fan since March Strathspey & Surreal...

I was sitting in church the other week and the hymn - Blessed are you, Lord, God of all Creation by Father Aniceto Nazareth suddenly appeared in front of me! It's beauty made me sit up straight and listen. I hadn't heard it in a long time and I immediately thought I must record this with church organ. I had a think about the arrangement, wrote it down and asked the great Scottish piano player Tom Orr if he would mind recording an organ part for me. I've gone for a modern take but hopefully you will still find the beauty in the melody. More of my #makegoodart at http://simonthoumire.com/make-good-art/

Blessed are you, Lord, God of all Creation

Ciamar a tha an t-seachdain agad a’ dol gu ruige seo? Bho àm gu àm, tha e a’ còrdadh rinn a bhith a’ toirt sùil air rudan iongantach a tha air tachairt tro eachdraidh. ’S e an t-Iuchar a th’ ann a-nis... a bheil cuimhne agad fhèin air tachartasan sònraichte sam bith a tha air tachairt sa mhìos seo? Lorg sinn fhèin rud no dhà a bha glè inntinneach

How’s this week going so far? From time to time, we enjoy looking at interesting things which have happened throughout history. It’s July now... do you remember any significant events which have happened during this month? We’ve found a couple of interesting things

Eachdraidh an Iuchair | History of July

Haidh a charaid,
Tha sinn an dòchas gu bheil thu gu math! Cha mhòr nach eil an samhradh seachad a-nis. Ciamar a tha thu a’ faireachdainn mu dheidhinn? Tha sinne a’ smaoineachadh gun deach e seachad ann am priob na sùla! Tha mìosan romhainn a-nis de dh’oidhcheannan fada, dorcha. Nach eil e inntinneach a bhith a’ coimhead air speur na h-oidhche? Tha a’ ghealach is na rionnagan a’ coimhead cho faisg, ach a’ faireachdainn cho fada air falbh. Chan eil e an-còmhnaidh furasta bruidhinn air na speuran sa Ghàidhlig, oir chan eil cuid de na faclan tric a’ nochdadh ann an còmhradh làitheil. Mar sin, tha sinn an dòchas gum bi na seantansan seo nan cuideachadh dhut: 
Gealach | Moon – Nach eil a’ ghealach a’ coimhead faisg a-nochd? | Doesn’t the moon look close tonight? 
Reul-chearbach | Comet – Seall, tha reul-chearbach thall an sin! | Look, there’s a comet over there!
Fànas | Outer Space – Nuair a bha mi na b’ òige, bha mi airson siubhal chun fhànais. | When I was younger, I wanted to travel to outer space. 
Reul-bhad | Constellation - Chan eil mi riamh air reul-bhad fhaicinn, ach ’s dòcha gum bi cothrom agam a-nochd. | I’ve never seen a constellation, but I might get the opportunity tonight. 
Na Fir-chlis – The Northern Lights | Fhuair mi dealbh sgoinneil de Na Fir-chlis a-raoir! | I got an excellent photo of the Northern Lights last night!
Rionnag | Star – Cia mheud rionnag a th’ anns a’ chruinne-chè? | How many stars are in the universe?
Planaid – Planet | 'S e Neaptun a' phlanaid as fhaide air falbh bhon ghrèin. | The planet furthest away from the sun is Neptune. 
Slighe Chlann Uisnich | The Milky Way – Tha sinne anns an t-Slighe Chlann Uisnich... am badeigin! | We’re in the Milky Way... somewhere! 
An Talamh | Earth - Tillidh an rocaid dhan Talamh a-màireach. | The rocket will return to Earth tomorrow. 
Gus èisteachd ri na faclan seo is gu leòr a bharrachd, thèid gu LearnGaelic.scot > Reifreans > Fichead Facal is tagh Na Speuran.
Seadh a-nis... a bheil dealbhan shnoga sam bith agadsa de Na Fir-chlis? Ma tha, dh’fhaodadh tu an cur thugainn le post-d no air na meadhanan sòisealta againn! 
Sin e airson seachdain eile. Bho do charaidean aig LearnGaelic, mar sin leat.

Fànas | Outer Space

"Duo for Flute and Piano - III. Lively, with bounce", by Aaron Copland.
The 3rd movement of the American composer's masterpiece for flute and piano.
Flute: Grace Walker
Piano: Julia Lynch
Recorded at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Jazz Studios, Glasgow.
2015

3rd Year BMus Performance Folio Recording

Duo for Flute and Piano - III. Lively, with bounce

Here's a short clip from a much longer set of tunes from my upcoming debut album, 'Ryan Young', featuring James Ross on piano and Leo Forde on guitar.  Recorded and produced by Jesse Lewis.  The tunes heard here are two, traditional Scottish Reels: The Nine Pint Coggie and John Of Badenyon.

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The Back Of The Change House *Album Taster*

Bella The Elephant
Composed by Tina Jordan Rees
Performed by Tina Jordan Rees

For the elephant who lives in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow.

www.tinajordanrees.com

Kristina Rees's Album

Bella The Elephant - Tina Jordan Rees

Miss Maisie Milligen
Composed by Tina Jordan Rees
Performed by Tina Jordan Rees

Composed for James Gillies as a reward for his pledge towards funding 'A Delicate Game' - the debut album by Top Floor Taivers.

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www.topfloortaivers.com

Miss Maisie Milligen - Tina Jordan Rees

A live piano recording of the open Irish set dance, Planxty Davis. 
Performed by Tina Jordan Rees

www.tinajordanrees.com

Planxty Davis - Live Piano Version

MRS Macleod Of Gesto.WAV

I am a folk musician who likes my music to bend round corners. If you like my music please support my Patreon http://www.patreon.com/simonthoumire

Blessed are you, Lord, God of all Creation

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