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'''REUBAIREAN, NA.''' AKA - "Hebridean Sea-Reiver's Song." Scottish, Air (6/8 time). A harp air. | '''REUBAIREAN, NA.''' AKA - "Hebridean Sea-Reiver's Song." Scottish, Air (6/8 time). A harp air. The melody forms the central theme of Sir Granville Bantock's (1868-1946) scherzo "The Sea Reivers," composed in 1917 and first performed at London’s Queen’s Hall in 1920. The piece was described as a ‘Hebridean Sea-Poem’. According to '''Grove V''', "The Sea Reivers" was originally intended as the scherzo section of the "Hebridean Symphony." | ||
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''Hugorin ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl,''<br> | ''Hugorin ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl,''<br> | ||
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<font color=red>''Printed sources''</font> : - | <font color=red>''Printed sources''</font> : - Marjory Kennedy-Fraser ('''Songs of the Hebrides. First volume [Vol.1]'''), 1909. | ||
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REUBAIREAN, NA. AKA - "Hebridean Sea-Reiver's Song." Scottish, Air (6/8 time). A harp air. The melody forms the central theme of Sir Granville Bantock's (1868-1946) scherzo "The Sea Reivers," composed in 1917 and first performed at London’s Queen’s Hall in 1920. The piece was described as a ‘Hebridean Sea-Poem’. According to Grove V, "The Sea Reivers" was originally intended as the scherzo section of the "Hebridean Symphony."
Hugorin ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl,
B'e siud ar ceòl 'bhi reubadh mara;
Ho i ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl.
Ho i ò, tha ròin nan caol
A' dol 'nan sgaoth gu Éirinn mar ruinn,
Ho i ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl.
Ho i ò, tha lachaidh 's geòidh
An dùil ri ròic nuair nì sinn Manainn;
Ho i ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl.
Hugorin ò, tha coinnlean òir,
Tha nì is pòr air fòid nan dabhach,
Ho i ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl.
Ho i ò, tha fir 'nan drùb
A bhois 'nan dùisg mus fàg sinn cala.
Ho i ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl.
Ho i ò, tha fir air ghìll,
A bhios 's a' chìll mu'n àm seo 'n ath-oidhch',
Ho i ò, tha ghaoth 'san t-seòl.