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Related: About this forumSeasonal Music with an Irish Flavor.
Whatever holidays you celebrate (or don't) during the months of December and January, post a favorite piece of seasonal music performed by someone identifiably Irish.
Here's a piece that never fails to cheer me up: "The Boar's Head Carol" from The Bells of Dublin by the Chieftains.
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Seasonal Music with an Irish Flavor. (Original Post)
CBHagman
Dec 2011
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CaliforniaHiker
(63 posts)1. Good King Wenceslas by The Irish Rovers
Looks like they had fun making this video
CBHagman
(17,163 posts)2. Wonderful.
I've always liked that carol, and the group approached it here with a very definite spirit of fun.
Thanks for putting that up!
leftwingbuffalowing
(4 posts)3. I Concur
Bells of Dublin is easily my favorite Christmas album, I was about to recommend it when I just saw the thread title.
gopiscrap
(24,219 posts)4. welcome to DU
CBHagman
(17,163 posts)5. "The Wexford Carol."
Any number of people have sung and played it, and it appears on The Bells of Dublin, too. But here's an arrangement I hadn't heard: