Item is a children's book.
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Gaelic/Gàidhlig
- NT Gaelic Mod
Item is a children's book.
Item is three dialogues including Na Fasan Ùra (The New Fashions), Anna Bhàn an Glascho (Fair Anna in Glasgow) and Na Foirfich Nodha (The New Church Elders). All express opinions on changes in society at the time.
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Item is a choral test song prescribed for performance at the National Mod in Scotland.
Item is a collection of songs proscribed for performance at the National Mod of Scotland. Copy 1 includes the songs: Mo Run Geal Og, Dean Ba Ba Mo Leanamh, Bu Chaomh leam Bhi Mire and Fhuair Mi Naidheachd as Ur. Copy 2 includes the songs: An Dubh Ghleannach, O 's Tu 's Gur E Tu th'Air M'aire, Mort Ghlinne Comhann and Stilt - a Long Gaelic Psalm Tune.
Item is a collection of songs that have been prescribed for performance at the National Mod of Scotland.
File contains many songs some of which are local compositions and some Scottish compositions which had been introduced in the early 20th century.
Item is a reproduction of a collection of proverbs and says compiled by Rev. Donald MacIntosh in 1785.
Item is a play to be performed at the Lyceum by members of the Sydney branch of the Scottish Catholic Society.
Item contains two Fenian tales, "Fingal (Fionn) in the House of Blar Buidhe"and The Hunt of Ben Eidir.
Fonds consists of a card with prayers after Mass in Gaelic.
Item includes some research and writings by John Lorne Campbell.
Item is an audio recording of a number of fiddlers and Gaelic singers. Features:
MacKay, Alex Francis - Violin Selections
MacKay, Alex Francis - Violin Selections
MacKay, Alex Francis - Violin Selections
MacKay, Alex Francis - Violin Selections
MacKay, Alex Francis - Violin Selections
MacKay, Alex Francis - Violin Selections
Chisholm, Angus - Violin Selections
Chisholm, Angus - Violin Selections
MacEachern, Dan H. - Violin Selections
MacEachern, Dan H. - Violin Selections
MacEachern, Dan H. - Violin Selections
MacEachern, Dan H. - Violin Selections
MacMillan, Rev. Allan - Cailin mo Run-sa
MacEachern, Rev. John H. - Chi Mi Bhuam
Williams, John
Williams, John - Bithibh Aotrom 's Togaibh Fonn
Item is an audio recording of Gaelic singer Finlay Campbell speaking of bard Malcolm Gillis and singing on of his songs.
Campbell, FinlayItem is an audio recording of interviews with Carl MacKenzie, Charlie MacKenzie, Malcolm MacDonald and Josie Maclean of Washabuck, N.S.
Carl MacKenzie:
His grandfather, Charles "Framer" MacKenzie came from Kintyle, Scotland, first to Margaree, then to Washabuct
Talk about his musical background and family
There is a Washabuct fiddle style
His violin style influenced by Scotty Fitzgerald and Budy MacMaster
Talks about the good old-fashoined home parties
Charlie MacKenzie:
Recites two poems he composed
Talks about his mother washing clothes in the brook years ago
Recites another poem, "Blackbirds", also his own composition
tells of his mother singing Gaelic songs while she worked, spinning etc.
Malcolm MacDonald:
Talks about the old farms, now closed, how hard the pioneers worked
The house ceilidhs; fishing in the area
The store in Washabuct at one time
The Bard MacLean
"Lazy Stick" - a game they played
The browns - tricks people would play on them
Josie MacLean:
The one-room school she attended Formation of the Home & School Association
Joe MacLean :
Talks about Lauchlin MacLean - he arrived from Barra in 1817 - his family
Laughlin MacLean died at the age of 114
Other pioneer familes
Snow storms in previous years
Early mail service - by boat to Baddeck, also by hourse & buggy
CBC RadioItem consists of a speech given by Dr. MacMillan welcoming a man from Scotland to Cape Breton. He has come to Cape Breton for the annual Gaelic Mod Festival in Baddeck. Dr. MacMillan talks about the similarities between Scotland and Cape Breton as well as the predominant highland and Gaelic culture in parts of Cape Breton.
Item is an audio recording of a conert held at the West Bay Road Parish Hall. Performers include: Alec Francis Mac Kay, Theresa Mac Lellan, Henry Mac Kinnon, Lionel Owen, Debbie and Viola mac Donald, Mrs. Bessie Mac Eachern, Ron Reilly, Donnie Mac Donald, Elliot Mac Donald, The Best Family
Side A: Introduction by M.C. Violin selections performed by Alec Francis Mac Kay with Theresa Mac Lellan, piano, later joined by stepdancer Henry Mac Kinnon. Lionel Owen performs a number of piano pieces. Viola and Debbie Mac Donald sing "Farewell to Nova Scotia" and "Dan O' Hara" Mrs. Bessie Mac Eachern sings "I Know My Love" in Gaelic. Theresa Mac Lellan and Ron Reilly perform piano and fiddle selections. [Sound is distorted on final third of Side A of tape]. Side B: The Best Family perform "Loch Lomond" and Bonny Lassie". Ross Mac Donald sings a Gaelic song. Donnie Mac Donald, violin, and Theresa Mac Lellan, piano, play Scottish music for stepdancer Eliot Mac Donald. Bessie Mac Eachern sings a song in Gaelic, followed by Viola and Debbie Mac Donald singing the English version. [Sound distortion on this part of tape from overlapping channels]. Lionel Owen plays honky-tonk piano numbers. [Remaining tape has sound distortion to its conclusion].
Item is an audio recording of an interview with Sr. Margaret Beaton by Ann Terry MacLellan for CJCB, on the Xavier College Children's Gaelic Class. Includes audio of a concert at the Steelworkers' Hall, recorded by Angus John Smith of the BBC:
Brochan Lom
Siream Sios, Siream Suas
Ho ro mo nighean donn bhoidheach
Interview with MacLellan, Ann Terry continues.