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The
Year of the French The Chieftains with the RTE Concert Orchestra |
Thomas Flanagans Year of the French is a best-selling novel portraying the insurrection of 1798. When RTE filmed it for TV, it was natural that The Chieftains provide the music. With the RTE Concert Orchestra, they evoke in music the events of that terrible year. Martial music mingles with the dance tunes of the ordinary folk, Irish music with that of the French, in a powerful synthesis of sound. |
Side One 1. Killala; The Main Theme 2. The French March 3. The McCarthy Theme 4. Treacy's Barnyard Dance 5. The Irish March; March of the Mayomen 6. Killala: The Main Theme |
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Side Two 1. The Irish March; March of the Mayomen 2. Cúnla song The Yearling Fair Reel 3. Killala: The Opening Theme, Killala: The Coach Ride 4. The Bolero 5. The McCarthy Theme 6. The French March 7. The Hanging 8. Killala; The Main Theme |
Musicians
Paddy Moloney; Uilleann Pipes & Tin Whistle
Séan Keane; Fiddle
Martin Fay; Fiddle & Bones
Derek Bell; Harp & Tiompán
Kevin Conneff; Bodhrán & Vocals
Matt Moloy; Flute
RTE Concert Orchestra
Produced by Paddy Moloney for Claddagh Records.
Co-produced and engineered by Brian Masterson.
Recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, September 1982.
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