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A tune about St Colmcille's journey in the 6th century from Ireland to Iona in present day Scotland but then in the Kingdom of Dal Riada.  One of the movements from Vincent Kennedy's Oratorio "Colmcille - Dove of Peace".  Recording made in Studio 1, RTÉ, Donnybrook, Dublin, Ireland. Produced by Vincent Kennedy

Trasna go Dál Riada (Over the Sea to Dál Riada)

Christopher O’Hare (1867 - c. 1943) composed “Sea Song” in 1918 "for surf scenes, on the sea, sailors etc.” as part of Oliver Ditson’s “Music for the photoplay” series, intended to accompany movies in the silent era. It’s a late romantic theater orchestra composition — a rolling 12/8 time blizzard of arpeggios. Though brief, it could have been looped for longer scenes. 

Our recording started using Optical Music Recognition (OMR) applied to scans of the original copies of theater orchestra parts from 1918. The OMR product was edited in Dorico, assembled into a score and exported to Logic Pro to be recorded with sampled instruments. 

This piece was interpreted rather freely: the original organ part was mostly omitted, with the retained parts being performed by a synthetic choir. The low brass melody -- written for trombone - was recorded using a Euphonium sample.

The artwork is based on a Currier and Ives hand colored lithograph captioned “A squall off Cape Horn”. The print was originally published between 1840 and 1890. Library of Congress bookmark: https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/97514621/. 

Public Domain, No Rights Reserved.

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