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Hebridean Folksongs: Waulking songs from Vatersay Barra, Eriskay, South Uist and Benbecula. Latha bha 'n Ridire ag òl [2] ; Shuidh mi air cnocan an tiùrr ; Dh'éirich mi gu moch Di-luain ; Mìle marbhaisg air a' ghaol [3] ; Thug mi 'n oidhche, ge b'fhad' i ; Tha mo ghaol air Catriana ; 'S nu ri dìreadh 'san dùbhghlaic ; Phiuthar chridhe, chomainn chléibh' ; Trom òr o chalainn ; Lìon mulad, lìon mulad ; Gura mis' tha gu tinn ; Tha mulad, tha mulad ; Mhurchaidh bhig, a chinn a' chonais [2] ; Mhic Iarla nam Bratach Bàna ; Ciad soiridh bhuam dhachaigh ; A Mhic Iain 'ic Sheumais [3] ; Ach a Maighread nan cuiread [3] ; Thogainn fonn gun bhith trom ; Dh'fhalbh mo rùn bho chionn seachdain ; Chunnaic mis' an t-òg uasal ; Ó, daonnan, daonnan, daonnan [2] ; Dh'fhalbh rùn 's dh'fhàg e 'n caladh ; Ó, 's fhada bhuainn Anna ; Hó, mo nighean dubh, till, till ; Clò Mhic 'ille Mhìcheil ; 'S muladach, 's muladach thà mi ; O hao, o hao, 's mi fo mhìngean [2] ; Cumha banntrach Shanndraidh ; A Dhòmhnaill Dhuinn, ma rinn thu m' eugcoir ; Gur h-è mo ghille dùbhdhonn [2] ; Chunnaic mise mo leannan [2] ; Gura mis' tha fo mhulad, tha lionn-dubh air mo lìonadh [2] ; Gura mise tha fo Mhulad an Tìr a' Mhurain 's an t-Sìobain ; 'S 'ga innse cha dèid mi ; 'Ille dhuinn bhòidhich [3] ; Fhir bhuidh' an deagh-nàdair ; Ó, 's toil liom an nìghneag ; Cha déid mi do dh'fhear gun bhàta ; Chaidh mo lothag air chall [2] ; Cha n-eil mi gun mhulad orm ; Cà na dh'fhàg thu m'fhichead gini ; Có nì mire rium ; Nighean donn bheadarrach, ho ró ; Hug hòireann ó, 's e m'aighear ì ; Mhic 'ic Ailein, seasgair sìobhalt' ; Òganaich dhiunn a rinn m'fhàgail [2] ; Bheir soiridh, soiridh bhuam ; Thug an latha gu dìle

Donald MacCormick

Published: 1969

Total Pages: 458


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This volume presents forty-seven waulking songs recorded in South Uist, Barra, and the adjacent smaller islands between 1938 and 1965. Intensely evocative of the seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Highlands and Islands, these songs are one of the most interesting folk survivals of western Europe. Documenting a remarkable oral tradition of folkmusic, this work contains an analysis of the motifs found in the older waulking sounds, musical notes by Francis Collinson, and a chapter listing the songs in the three volumes.