This beloved Scottish 18th-century Gaelic tune became famous after English lyrics were added about the escape of Prince Stuart “over the sea to Skye” after Culloden. Its haunting melody has been used in film and TV, most notably in Outlander, and its enduring appeal is because it captures both sorrow and resilience. Its gentle, rocking rhythm is why it is frequently performed as a lullaby, as in this arrangement. Audio track also provided. Have a conflict at class time? Not to worry; video recordings will be sent automatically to registered participants who end up not attending the Zoom class.
This beloved Scottish 18th-century Gaelic tune became famous after English lyrics were added about the escape of Prince Stuart “over the sea to Skye” after Culloden. Its haunting melody has been used in film and TV, most notably in Outlander, and its enduring appeal is because it captures both sorrow and resilience. Its gentle, rocking rhythm is why it is frequently performed as a lullaby, as in this arrangement. Audio track also provided. Have a conflict at class time? Not to worry; video recordings will be sent automatically to registered participants who end up not attending the Zoom class.
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