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Ceol Cheann Dubhrann Ceol Cheann Dubhrann This is a CD which was put together to raise money for Rann na Feirste National School, and Áislann Rann na Feirste, a Community Center in the Donegal Gaeltacht. The whole production, the engineering, was done by Mánus Lunny. The masters at Park Lane in Glasgow were done by Paul Geechan. Background The ‘Ceann Dubhrann Music Committee’ embarked on this project as the Icelandic building work was nearing completion. Most of the musicians are from Rann an Feirste with the exception of special guests Máire Ní Bhraonáin and Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh. Some of the songs came from Rann na Feirste itself and their other origins which were often sung in the area for many years. The CD was launched on 12 December 2009 in Tábhairne Leo, Mín a ‘Leice. It was also launched in Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich on 26 February 2010. A free copy was sent to every house in Rann na Feirste. Gael Linn released a CD in 1972 called Rann na Feirste and four musicians from that album also play on this CD. Notes on the Songs. A Very Warm Summer Day Seán Bán Mac Grianna (John Bán Fheilimí, 1905-1979) from Rann na Feirste composed this song. A love song in which the poet recalls the days of his youth and a beautiful maiden who met him on a Hot Summer Day. But the author failed to have a relationship with her and escaped at night. On a Tuesday Morning This song is another love song and the themes of love are reflected in the lyrics of the song, especially relationship breakdown and heartbreak. The song tells the story of a man who is waiting for his bright love on their wedding day but lets it down because she can’t get married. He blames the gossip of people who divorced them. Méilte Cheann Dubhrann This song was composed by Séamus Ó Grianna (Jimí Fheilimí, 1889-1969), the famous writer from Rann na Feirste, and was first sung in 1925 by his brother, Hiúdaí Fheilimí. Thousands of Ceann Dubhrann at a party at a neighbor ‘s house, Aodh John Mac Gairbheith, for Aoidh’ s son, Johnny Mór, who was leaving for America the next morning. It was half a century before he returned to Rann na Feirste. She seduced Seán Bán Mac Grianna from Rann na Feirste who composed this song about a girl from Gaoth Dobhair whom he fell in love with. She was in love with him too but. neither of the two had ever married. He died before her and she was at his funeral. The First Tuesday of Autumn A sad song composed by Séamus Ó Domhnaill, one of the ‘Poets Without Reputation’, when his son, Pádraig, was drowned while on his way in a curragh across the wind between Bunbeg and Rann na Feirste in 1811. Some writers claim that Patrick is buried in Magherafelt because James’ wife, Gráinne, was from Gaoth Dobhair, and she wanted her son to be buried in Magheragallane. His father was in favor of his son being in the Harp cemetery with all the Dalys of Rann na Feirste. A confrontation ensued between them. The decision was left to Niall, the youngest son, who chose the Harp cemetery. The Burnt Old Man Various versions of this lively song are to be found throughout the country. A young girl married to an old man, but when he is asleep, she plays with young men! A theme that is quite common in many of the love songs is that the young girl is advised not to marry the old man for the sake of worldly possessions. The version of the song available on this CD is very contemporary as is the theme itself. Úirchill an Creagáin One of the sweetest and most beautiful songs to be found; this is a patriotic dream composed by Art Mac Cumhaigh (1715-1773), the most famous of the Orial poets in South Armagh. The poem is in the form of an interview between the poet and a fairy; he weeping for the failure of the Gaels and the oppression of the Gaels, she trying to lure him to the Land of Honey. He eventually surrenders to her on the condition that he be buried with his family in Mountbellew cemetery, no matter where he dies. If you go to a Song Fair that was once very popular in Rann na Feirste and with this new version of the CD, people will be able to listen to the song again. The song was usually sung by the modest people of the town, including the two brothers Aodh and Seán Ó Duibheannaigh as well as the poet Seán Bán Mac Grianna and his nephew, Feidhlimidh Dubh Ó Baoighill. Various versions of these versions have been made over the years. Mo Sheanchara Dhílis This sad song is composed and sung by Gearóidín Breathnach, the renowned singer from Rann na Feirste and winner of the Corn Uí Riada, in memory of her father, Neidí Frainc Mac Grianna. This song won the Oireachtas New Song Competition in 1982. What’s That For That One? An old traditional song that was and is much loved and this is evidence of the various versions Track list Tideal Údair Ceoltóir Fad 1.“Lá Brea Te sa tSamhradh”Seán Bán Mac GriannaDónall Mac Ruairí3:36 2.“Ar Maidin Dé Máirt”TraditionalConnie Mhary Mhicí Ó Gallchóir4:26 3.“Méilte Cheann Dubhrann”Séamus Ó GriannaMáire Ní Bhraonáin5:34 4.“Mheall Sí Lena Glórthaí Mé”Seán Bán Mac GriannaBernard Ó Duibheannaigh2:49 5.“An Chéad Mháirt Den Fhómhar”Séamus Ó DomhnaillAodh Óg Ó Duibheannaigh2:46 6.“An Seanduine Dóite”TraditionalAodh Mac Ruairí3:14 7.“Úirchill an Chreagáin”Art Mac CumhaighNéidí Mhary Hughie Ó Gallchóir3:08 8.“Má Théid Tú Chun Aonaigh”TraditionalMairéad Ní Mhaonaigh3:50 9.“Mo Sheanchara Dhílis”Gearóidín BreathnachGearóidín Breathnach4:18 10.“Caidé Sin Don Té Sin”TraditionalMaighread & Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill3:02 11.“Cianach Corrach”Séamus Ó GriannaTony Mac Ruairí4:25 12.“Ruball an Bhardail (port & dhá ríl)”TraditionalSeosamh & Seosamh Óg Mac Grianna3:29 13.“Cumhaidh an Fhile”Seán Bán Mac GriannaRosanna Ní Dhónaill4:31 14.“Is É Fáth Mo Bhuartha”TraditionalJohn Mhary Mhicí Ó Gallchóir2:26 15.“Éirigh Suas a Stóirín”TraditionalSeán Mac Ruairí3:21 16.“Iníon an Bhaoilligh”TraditionalSeán Ó Duibheannaigh2:48 17.“Thíos i Lár an Ghleanna”Séamus Ó GriannaCharlie Ghracie ‘ac Grianna4:45 18.“Ag Siúl Cois na Trá Domh”Pádraig Ó DomhnaillSailí Bn. Uí Ghallchóir4:28 19.“Siubhán Ní Dhuibhir”Traditional; Gráinne Phroinsias Nic GriannaPól Ó Gallchóir3:35
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Ceol Cheann Dubhrann Ceol Cheann Dubhrann Is dluthdhiosca é seo a cuireadh i gceann a chéile le hairgead a thógáil de Scoil Náisiúnta Rann na Feirste, agus Áislann Rann na Feirste, Ionad Pobail i nGaeltacht Dhún na nGall. Is é Mánus Lunny a rinne iomlán an léiriúcháin, an innealtóireacht. Ba é Paul Geechan a rinne an máistreacht ag Park Lane i nGlashú. Cúlra Thoisigh ‘Coiste Cheol Cheann Dubhrann’ ar an togra seo agus obair thógála na hÁislainne ag teacht chun críche. Is de bhunadh Rann an Feirste tromlach na gceoltóir diomaite de na haíonna speisialta Máire Ní Bhraonáin agus Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh. Tháinig roinnt de na hamhráin as Rann na Feirste féin agus a mbunús eile a cheoltaí go minic sa cheantar leis na blianta fada. Seoladh an dlúthdhiosca ar an 12 Nollaig 2009 idTábhairne Leo, Mín a’ Leice. Rinneadh é a sheoladh chomh maith i gCultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich ar an 26 Feabhra 2010. Cuireadh cóip in aisce chuig achan teach i Rann na Feirste. D’eisigh Gael Linn fadcheirnín i 1972 darbh ainm Rann na Feirste agus tá ceithre cheoltóir ón fhadcheirnín sin ag ceol ar an dlúthdhiosca seo chomh maith. Nótaí faoi na hAmhráin. A Very Warm Summer Day Seán Bán Mac Grianna (John Bán Fheilimí, 1905-1979) from Rann na Feirste composed this song. A love song in which the poet recalls the days of his youth and a beautiful maiden who met him on a Hot Summer Day. But the author failed to have a relationship with her and escaped at night. Ar Maidin Dé Máirt Amhrán grá eile atá i gceist leis an amhrán seo agus tá téamaí an ghrá le sonrú i bhfocla an amhráin, go háirid briseadh cleamhnais agus briseadh croí. Insíonn an t-amhrán an scéal faoi fhear atá ag fanacht lena ghrá geal ar lá a bpósta ach ligeann sí síos é mar nach dtig sí lena phósadh. Cuireann seisean an locht ar chúlchaint daoine a chuir ó phósadh iad. Méilte Cheann Dubhrann Chum Séamus Ó Grianna (Jimí Fheilimí, 1889-1969), an scríbhneoir cáiliúil as Rann na Feirste, an t-amhrán seo agus ba é a dheartháir, Hiúdaí Fheilimí, a chan é an chéaduair in 1925. Chan sé Méilte Cheann Dubhrann ag cóisir i dteach na comharsan, Aodh John Mac Gairbheith, do mhac Aoidh, Johnny Mór, a bhí ag imeacht go Meiriceá an mhaidin dár gcionn. Bhí sé leathchéad bliain sular phill sé ar Rann na Feirste. Mheall Sí Lena Glórthaí Mé Seán Bán Mac Grianna as Rann na Feirste a chum an t-amhrán seo fá chailín as Gaoth Dobhair a raibh sé i ngrá léi. Bhí sise i ngrá leisean fosta ach. níor phós ceachtar den bheirt ariamh. Fuair seisean bás roimpi agus bhí sise ar a thórramh. An Chéad Mháirt d’Fhómhar Amhrán brónach a chum Séamus Ó Domhnaill, duine de na ‘Filí gan Iomrá’, nuair a báitheadh a mhac, Pádraig, le linn dó a bheith ar a bhealach i gcurach trasna an ghaoith idir an Bun Beag agus Rann na Feirste sa bhliain 1811. Maíonn scríbhneoirí áirithe go bhfuil Pádraig adhlactha i Machaire Gathlán siocair gurbh as Gaoth Dobhair Gráinne, bean Shéamuis, agus go raibh sise ag iarraidh a mac a bheith adhlactha i Machaire Gathlán. Bhí a athair i bhfách lena mhac a bheith i reilig na Cruite in éineacht le Dálaigh Rann na Feirste uilig. D’éirigh achrann eatarthu. Fágadh an cinneadh ag Niall, an mac ab óige, agus roghnaigh seisean reilig na Cruite. An Seanduine Dóite Tá leaganacha éagsúla den amhrán bhríomhar seo le fáil ar fud na tíre. Cailín óg pósta ar sheanduine, ach nuair a bhíonn seisean ina chodladh, bíonn sise ag spraoi le fir óga! Téama atá coitianta go leor i gcuid mhór de na hamhráin ghrá go moltar don chailín óg gan an seanduine a phósadh ar mhaithe le maoin shaolta. Tá leagan an amhráin atá ar fáil ar an dlúthdhiosca seo iontach comhaimseartha mar atá an téama féin. Úirchill an Creagáin One of the sweetest and most beautiful songs to be found; this is a patriotic dream composed by Art Mac Cumhaigh (1715-1773), the most famous of the Orial poets in South Armagh. The poem is in the form of an interview between the poet and a fairy; he weeping for the failure of the Gaels and the oppression of the Gaels, she trying to lure him to the Land of Honey. He eventually surrenders to her on the condition that he be buried with his family in Mountbellew cemetery, no matter where he dies. Má théid tú chun Aonaigh Amhrán a bhí iontach coitianta i Rann na Feirste uair den tsaol agus leis an leagan úr seo ar an dlúthdhiosca, beidh daoine in ann éisteacht a thabhairt don amhrán arís. Ba ghnách le measarthacht daoine ar an bhaile an t-amhrán a cheol agus ina measc an bheirt deartháireacha Aodh agus Seán Ó Duibheannaigh mar aon leis an fhile Seán Bán Mac Grianna agus a nia, Feidhlimidh Dubh Ó Baoighill. Rinneadh taifid éagsúla de na leaganacha seo thar na blianta. Mo Sheanchara Dhílis Is í Gearóidín Breathnach, an t-amhránaí iomráiteach as Rann na Feirste agus buaiteoir Chorn Uí Riada, a chum agus a chanann an t-amhrán brónach seo i gcuimhne a hathara, Neidí Frainc Mac Grianna. Bhain an t-amhrán seo Comórtas na nAmhrán Nua-chumtha san Oireachtas in 1982. Caidé Sin Don Té Sin? Seanamhrán traidisiúnta a raibh agus a bhfuil cuid mhór dúil ann agus a fhianaise seo ar na leaganacha éagsúla Track list Tideal Údair Ceoltóir Fad 1.“Lá Brea Te sa tSamhradh”Seán Bán Mac GriannaDónall Mac Ruairí3:36 2.“Ar Maidin Dé Máirt”TraditionalConnie Mhary Mhicí Ó Gallchóir4:26 3.“Méilte Cheann Dubhrann”Séamus Ó GriannaMáire Ní Bhraonáin5:34 4.“Mheall Sí Lena Glórthaí Mé”Seán Bán Mac GriannaBernard Ó Duibheannaigh2:49 5.“An Chéad Mháirt Den Fhómhar”Séamus Ó DomhnaillAodh Óg Ó Duibheannaigh2:46 6.“An Seanduine Dóite”TraditionalAodh Mac Ruairí3:14 7.“Úirchill an Chreagáin”Art Mac CumhaighNéidí Mhary Hughie Ó Gallchóir3:08 8.“Má Théid Tú Chun Aonaigh”TraditionalMairéad Ní Mhaonaigh3:50 9.“Mo Sheanchara Dhílis”Gearóidín BreathnachGearóidín Breathnach4:18 10.“Caidé Sin Don Té Sin”TraditionalMaighread & Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill3:02 11.“Cianach Corrach”Séamus Ó GriannaTony Mac Ruairí4:25 12.“Ruball an Bhardail (port & dhá ríl)”TraditionalSeosamh & Seosamh Óg Mac Grianna3:29 13.“Cumhaidh an Fhile”Seán Bán Mac GriannaRosanna Ní Dhónaill4:31 14.“Is É Fáth Mo Bhuartha”TraditionalJohn Mhary Mhicí Ó Gallchóir2:26 15.“Éirigh Suas a Stóirín”TraditionalSeán Mac Ruairí3:21 16.“Iníon an Bhaoilligh”TraditionalSeán Ó Duibheannaigh2:48 17.“Thíos i Lár an Ghleanna”Séamus Ó GriannaCharlie Ghracie ‘ac Grianna4:45 18.“Ag Siúl Cois na Trá Domh”Pádraig Ó DomhnaillSailí Bn. Uí Ghallchóir4:28 19.“Siubhán Ní Dhuibhir”Traditional; Gráinne Phroinsias Nic GriannaPól Ó Gallchóir3:35