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Fáinne Geal An Lae (The Dawning of the Day)

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Duration: 00:02:29
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This tune was written by the blind Irish harper Thomas Connellan (1640-1698). I am playing a three-stringed mountain dulcimer made of cherry and redwood by Terry McCafferty and tuned C#G#c#.
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Strumelia
08/22/20 11:05:40AM @strumelia:

This is so lovely, a pleasure to listen to.  :)
Dusty Turtle
06/21/20 07:51:21PM @dusty:

Thanks for listening, @Floralin.  It's a pretty tune indeed.
floralin
06/21/20 03:08:32PM @floralin:

I just love this tune.  Hearing it was what brought me to your web site.
Dusty Turtle
04/22/20 12:22:25PM @dusty:

Thanks so much, @Christine-Shoemaker and @Benjamin-W-Barr-Jr. This is a pretty song; my goal was just to stay out of the way and not mess it up.
Ben Barr Jr
04/19/20 11:06:25AM @benjamin-w-barr-jr:

Nicely played.
Christine Shoemaker
04/19/20 09:52:42AM @christine-shoemaker:

Sooo beautiful! inlove   Thanks for this, Dusty.  
Dusty Turtle
04/17/20 11:56:27AM @dusty:

Thanks for your encouragement, @Terry-Wilson, @John-Gribble, @Ariane, and @Brian-G.  I appreciate your taking the time to comment.
Brian G.
04/17/20 07:11:22AM @brian-g:

Very nice Dusty!  I've always l've always loved that tune.
Ariane
04/17/20 05:32:33AM @ariane:

Great playing and sound Dusty! flower


John Gribble
04/17/20 02:20:24AM @john-gribble:

Lovely. One of my favorite tunes/songs to listen to. Maybe I need to start playing it...
Terry Wilson
04/16/20 11:09:28AM @terry-wilson:

Dusty, what a beautiful song.  Loved it.

Your dulcimer is sure a beauty.

 
Dusty Turtle
04/15/20 12:28:14AM @dusty:

Thanks for your comments, @Bob.
Bob
04/14/20 07:34:50PM @bob:

This is fantastic! It's quite popular with pipers (aka Raglan Road), and obviously it's perfect for a dulcimer player such as you!!
Steven Berger
04/14/20 04:06:04PM @steven-berger:

Dusty Turtle:


Thanks, @Gordon-Hardy and @Steven Berger. Steven, I'm tempted to as if this is the only version of the tune you've heard, but I'm afraid of the answer!


Be thou not afraid. Dusty! I heard two versions of this tune at different Civil War re-enactments I was involved in. Once by a regimental band, and the other by a group of company fifers. Both were fantastic, but, I really like your version, also, which probably is closer to how the composer meant it to be played. pimento


Dusty Turtle
04/14/20 01:19:55PM @dusty:

Thanks, @Gordon-Hardy and @Steven-Berger. Steven, I'm tempted to ask if this is the only version of the tune you've heard, but I'm afraid of the answer!
Gordon Hardy
04/14/20 11:18:32AM @gordon-hardy:

Very fine Dusty, thank you for sharing.
Steven Berger
04/14/20 12:02:55AM @steven-berger:

Dusty, this is one of the best versions of this tune I've ever heard!