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    • Bratach Bana (White Banners) - Download Sheet Music PDF file
    • Iarla Nam Bratach Bana (Earl Of The White Banners) - YouTube
    • The White Banner (Bratach Bhan) of the Clan Mackay, - High Life Highland
    • Bratach Bana (White Banners) von folklore - Noten auf MusicaNeo
    • Bratach Bana (White Banners) - Download Sheet Music PDF file

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  2. www.celticlyricscorner.net › mouthmusic › bratachMouth Music - Bratach Bana (White Banners) - Celtic Lyrics Corner

    'Ic iarla nam bratach bàna: The son of the earl of the white banners 'Ic iarla nam bratach bàna: The son of the earl of the white banners 'Ic iarla nam bratach bàna: The son of the earl of the white banners: Chunna' mi do long air sàile: I saw your longship on the sea : Sèist: Chorus (after each verse): Hi 'illean beag hó ill ó ro

  3. www.scottish-country-dancing-dictionary.com › bratach-banaBratach Bàna Song - In Scottish Country Dancing Dictionary

    Bratach Bàna is the title of a traditional, mouth music, waulking (working, fulling) song written in Gaelic thought to originate from the Isle of Barra in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland. Literally, Bratach Bàna means "of white flags" or "of white banners".

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  5. www.nigelgatherer.com › tunes › tunesNigel Gatherer's Scottish Collection

    Bratach Bana ("the white banners") - is a song made popular by Calum Kennedy. It’s about the son of the Earl of the White Banners. The air of The Wee Toon Clerk has been used for a few songs, including The Beefcan Close from Dundee.

  6. www.scottish-country-dancing-dictionary.com › dance-crib › bratach-banaBratach Bàna, Scottish Country Dance Instructions

    Literally, Bratach bàna means "of white flags" or "of white banners". Waulking songs are Scottish folk songs, traditionally sung in the Gaelic language by women while waulking (working, fulling) cloth.

  7. my.strathspey.org › dd › danceDance: Bratach Bana | SCDDB - strathspey

    Also known as “Bratach Bàna” (spelling). Reel · 32 bars · 3 couples · Longwise - 4 (Progression: 213) Devised by. John Drewry (1964) Intensity. 800 888 822 844 = 62% (1 turn), 47% (whole dance) Formations. Reel of three - on side - half (REEL;HALF;R3;SIDE;) Reel of three - across - half (REEL;ACROSS;HALF;R3;)

  8. dancescottish.ca › social-dance-groups_files › Bratach BanaBRATACH BANA

    BRATACH BANA The White Banner or 'Bratach Bhan' is one the most important relics of the Clan Mackay. It is said to have last been carried at the Battle of Druim na Coup near Tongue in Sutherland in 1433 when Ian Abrach, the illegitimate son of Angus Dhu, led a charge against the Sutherlands. The original banner is in the Museum of

  9. www.last.fm › music › Mouth+MusicBratach Bana (White Banners) — Mouth Music | Last.fm

    Read about Bratach Bana (White Banners) from Mouth Music's Celtic Angels and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.