Gaelic Roots

A traditional gaelic lullabye sung by a male scottish high tenor in a very gentle manner, The only instruments are 2 acoustic finger picking guitars, A violin is also used very softly and sparingly, The instruments are soft in volume but warm in tone, The song is slow (48-54 bpm), The song is sung in scottish gaelic, There are some male 2 part harmony

A traditional gaelic lullabye sung by a male scottish high tenor in a very gentle manner, The only instruments are 2 acoustic finger picking guitars, A violin is also used very softly and sparingly, The instruments are soft in volume but warm in tone, The song is slow (44-48 bpm), The song is sung in scottish gaelic, There are some male 2 part harmony, A penny whistle picks up the melody at the end of the song

A soft, gentle male gaelic storyteller singing a melodic carol, A gaelic fingerpicking acoustic guitar accompanied by a 12 string acoustic guitar and cello, Soft trio polyphonic harmony (2 male amd 1 female) provide long legato phrases, Slow tempo 58-72 bpm

A sweet intimate, dual picking acoustic guitar song, accompanied by a rich viola, The vocals are slow and legato with long slow phrasing, Tempo 48 with a slight 3/4 meter feel, Vocal harmonies interweave, The song is in Scottish Gaelic, Rich harmony on the Chorus