An arrangement of traditional Manx music for chorus and harp by Kevin Kelly.

1.As I went out one morning clear, across the daisied leas,
    The winds and the songbirds sang of love amid the trees.
    And in my heart love sweetly sang of thee! 
(Ref.) The earth and sky, my heart and I 
      Were bathed in melody.
2. With diamond dew the grass was decked, a gem each daisy wore,
    And all was sweet and fresh and fair on hill and dale and moor.
    And dear, my heart was gemmed and decked with tender thoughts of thee!


This live recording comes from a full concert of Manx music for chorus and harp arranged by Kevin Kelly: ‘This Fair Isle: Celtic Folksongs & Dances from the Isle of Man.’
The performers are the Athens Chamber Singers, directed by Kevin Kelly, with Elizabeth Veal on harp.
This concert took place on Saturday, 26 April 2025, at the Friendship Presbyterian Church, Athens, Georgia, USA.

The recording was made and is released here with thanks to Kevin Kelly and the Athens Chamber Singers.

The full recording can be enjoyed here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/audioarchive/this-fair-isle-manx-music-arranged-by-kevin-kelly/

More about the Athens Chamber Singers can be found here: http://www.athenschambersingers.org
More about Manx music can be found here: https://www.manxmusic.com/

This recording was released online by Culture Vannin, 2025.
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As I Went Out One Morning

An arrangement of traditional Manx music for chorus and harp by Kevin Kelly.

Written in the old form of a chaconne, based on a repeating harmonic pattern

Oie-vie [“Good night”] 
1. Time to go home and go to rest, the very chairs have said,
    This is a sign that we should move, night draws us to bed.
2. Come, my good friends, we must go home, dark grows the hearth’s warm light,
    Telling us all that we must go, the time has come to say Good night.


This live recording comes from a full concert of Manx music for chorus and harp arranged by Kevin Kelly: ‘This Fair Isle: Celtic Folksongs & Dances from the Isle of Man.’
The performers are the Athens Chamber Singers, directed by Kevin Kelly, with Elizabeth Veal on harp.
This concert took place on Saturday, 26 April 2025, at the Friendship Presbyterian Church, Athens, Georgia, USA.

The recording was made and is released here with thanks to Kevin Kelly and the Athens Chamber Singers.

The full recording can be enjoyed here: https://culturevannin.im/watchlisten/audioarchive/this-fair-isle-manx-music-arranged-by-kevin-kelly/

More about the Athens Chamber Singers can be found here: http://www.athenschambersingers.org
More about Manx music can be found here: https://www.manxmusic.com/

This recording was released online by Culture Vannin, 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote and support all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin/
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/
www.youtube.com/@culturevannin8486


Good Night Song

Here is my second relaxing celtic song called "Woodland princess". It's a small composition with flute and harp melodies to enjoy. This was composed a long time ago.

Relaxing Celtic Music - Woodland princess

Rhythms of Gaelic Dawn is an album of original music by Adam Sweet of Granby, MA USA.  Mr. Sweet is a classically trained violinist who plays and teaches Celtic music, bluegrass, klezmer and classical at his home and online.  Text 413-213-5767 to set up lessons any time

Bluegrass Thunder

Echoes of the Highlands - violin and keys

Echoes of the Highlands

Bluegrass Showdown

Boots Full of Dust

Lightning Fingers

A lively session tune that we love to play! Tarbolton Reel is named after a pub and it's also known as Cooleen Bridge, Droiċead Na Cuilín, Droichead Na Ciulin, Droichead Na Cuilín, Hatton Burn, The High Cross, The Tarboltan, Tarbolten, Tarbolten Lodge, Tarbolton Lodge, Tarbottal Lodge. The Tarbolton is called a Scottish reel in Ireland because Tarbolton in Ayrshire was a popular place for Robert Burns, so it is no surprise to discover a very popular Irish reel that bears its name. The Tarbolton Reel was first popularised by County Sligo fiddle master Michael Coleman. It's now played by Celtic musicians everywhere.

Tarbolton

Tarbolton Reel

Hi everyone, I'm Lukas
Welcome to my world. I'm a independent music composer from Argentina who creates Celtic Music, Relaxing, Fantasy Music.
I love medieval and Celtic culture above all else, but always been interested in culture around the world.

© Copyright of all uploaded music belongs to Lukas Davosyr.

Offering full-service custom songwriting: music and lyrics.  Text 413-213-5767 to get started

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Culture Vannin awards grants and initiates schemes whilst supporting the work of development officers for music and language. The work of Culture Vannin has been fundamental to the revival of interest and support for Manx language and culture over the last twenty years.

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