Julie Fowlis - Cearcall Mun Ghealaich

From the album "alterum" by the Scottish folk singer Julie Fowlis.
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[@seal_l_l]

This voice and music is like a fresh wind, a crackling wood burner, and a murmuring of the ocean at the same time. Thank you.

[@sinuhe0171]

Simply. Cosmic. Julie.

[@rabby-u]

I thank God for your art and you Julie.

[@Guigley]

This takes me away to a place where there is no evil, no hatred, no war, no annihilation . . . only peace, love and beauty.

[@alekalek4761]

indeed it is a calming and peaceful song but contrasts to the mood of the poem since it is about how a "circle around the moon" is a symbol of a bad omen.... in the poem, the writer mentions the three instances she sees the circle around the moon where: 1.) their crops were swept to sea 2.) she had a heart break and 3.) her husband leaves for England and she fears he might never come back.

[@juliedarlingharp]

Love this, love all Julie's work and the way she brings a bright, new voice while holding true to the ancient tradition of her land
. Thank you.

[@robertcope629]

Julie's speaking voice is almost as perfect as her singing voice. Perfect, clear, exquisite, emotional and like beautiful bells.

[@johnhutchison2268]

My English teacher came from Sky and he only spoke Gaelic until he was 15. He then learnt English as a second language and this was pure English. Julie’s English voice with its Scot’s overtones makes my heart tingle, It is purity with accent combined.

[@CraigTulloch]

Such glorious haunting melodies, bringing me to tears.

[@bastianlarsen7375]

She reminds me of the norwegian singer AURORA