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| 11 | Play track | Blackthorn |
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| 16 | Play track | Pie Jesu |
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2:39 | |||
| 8 | Play track | Dúlamán |
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| 1 | Play track | The Blue Bird |
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2:27 | |||
| 5 | Play track | Wind on Sea |
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6:11 | |||
| 13 | Play track | August |
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1:48 | |||
| 6 | The Rising of the Sun |
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| 3 | Play track | The Wild Song |
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3:15 | |||
| 17 | Play track | Hymn to the Virgin |
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4:09 | |||
| 7 | Play track | The Flower of Maherally |
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| 2 | Play track | Cormacus Scripsit |
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| 14 | Play track | Christus Resurgens |
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| 10 | Play track | Deep Dead Blue |
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| 9 | Play track | Kyrie |
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| 15 | Play track | Victimae |
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| 4 | Siúil, A Rúin |
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| 12 | Behind the Closed Eye |
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| 18 | Cynara |
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| 19 | War is Over |
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Anúna
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In 1987, Dublin composer Michael McGlynn founded ANÚNA. The ensemble's name, originally An Uaithne, derives from the collective term for the three ancient types of Irish music Suantraí (lullaby), Geantraí (happy song) and Goltraí (lament). The majority of singers come from the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland with many of its members also drawn from all over the world. Their repertoire is written or arranged for the group by McGlynn, and includes reconstructions of Early and Medieval music from Ireland and beyond presented in a candle-lit, costumed ambiance that allows… read more
In 1987, Dublin composer Michael McGlynn founded ANÚNA. The ensemble's name, originally An Uaithne, derives from the collective term for the three ancient types of Irish music Suantraí… read more
In 1987, Dublin composer Michael McGlynn founded ANÚNA. The ensemble's name, originally An Uaithne, derives from the collective term for the three ancient types of Irish music Suantraí (lullaby), Geantraí (happy song) and Goltraí … read more
