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Chuck Naill - Posted - 05/23/2009: 04:29:27
Here is a Scottish-Gaelic melody some of you might want to learn. It was used by Mary MacDonald (1789-1872) for her hymn Child in a Manager and again in 1931 for the hymn, Morning Has Broken.
Bunessan is also the name of a village and perhaps where the melody originated perhaps hundreds of years ago.
http://www.hangoutstorage.com/fiddl...42352009.mp3
Chuck Naill
Knoxville, Tennessee
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Edited by - Chuck Naill on 05/23/2009 04:58:14
loy - Posted - 05/23/2009: 05:34:43
Beautiful tune Chuck, its on my list to learn! Thanks- Loy
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scottteng - Posted - 05/23/2009: 16:11:20
Now for the hard question is there a sheet music arrangement for it anywhere preferably for a free download? That way my daughters teacher can embellish it and help her with it.
Chuck Naill - Posted - 05/23/2009: 16:37:25
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Now for the hard question is there a sheet music arrangement for it anywhere preferably for a free download? That way my daughters teacher can embellish it and help her with it.
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