Fathaby from Nane by Scran
Ta’n set shoh goaill toshiaght lesh daa yig breeoil, yn chied fer tradishoonagh agh yn nah screeuit ec Owen ayns keirdlann Bree ayns 2013.
Va Sac dy C'heck screeuit liorish y chloieder-feddan Manninagh Gilno Carswell as ta’n carr er jeet dy ve mie ayns goo fud-yn-Ellan.
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This set begins with two lively jigs; the first traditional and the second wrote by Owen in a Bree workshop in 2013.
Sac dy C'heck was written by Manx whistle player, Gilno Carswell, and the tune has become well known throughout the Island.
Scran is a group of some of the most talented young traditional musicians in the Isle of Man.
‘Nane’, Manx Gaelic for number one, is Scran’s debut album.
For more information about Scran and the music of the Isle of Man: http://www.manxmusic.com
Tracklist
| 2. | Fathaby | 4:08 |
Credits
Compositions: Trad. / Owen Williams / Gilno Carswell
Track arranged by Paul Rogers & Scran
Members of Scran, past & present, featured on this recording:
Aerin Roberts (vocals, fiddle)
Owen Williams (button accordion)
James McNulty (banjo)
Jack McLean (piano accordion, piano)
Mera Royle (harp)
Callum Rowe (guitar)
Fraser Rowe (electric bass)
Raygie Dolloso (flute, whistle)
Isla Callister-Wafer (fiddle)
Recorded, mixed & mastered by Gyp Buggane, Ballagroove Studio
Cover design by Adam Berry
License
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