Thàinig an Gille Dubh

Àireamh a' Chlàir Thùsail

SA1965.138.A13

Àireamh an Teip Thùsail

SA1965.138

Geàrr-chunntas

Òran gaoil le boireannach. Tha caileag a' seinn mu dheidhinn an gille dubh a' thàining don bhaile an oidhche roimhe. Tha i ràdh gur trom a' ceum bhon thrèig a' leannan i.

Notaichean a' Chlàir

5 verses with chorus.
The song was composed by Eliza Ross, who became Lady D'Oyly after marrying Sir Charles D'Oyly in India. She was orphaned at a young age and raised by MacLeod of Raasay, who sent her to Edinburgh to study music. She took a great interest in Ceòl Mòr (the classical music of the bagpipe), and later transcribed many pieces of Ceòl Mòr as she heard them being played by the family piper, John MacKay, who was father of the piper Angus MacKay.

Àite Clàraidh

Cànan

Gàidhlig

Seòrsa

Òran

Cruinneachadh

SoSS

Cruth Inneal a' Chlàir

Reel to reel

Càileachd an Fhuaime

Math