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Gaelic Psalms From Lewis
Scottish Tradition Series vol 6
6 tracks: Martyrdom (Psalm 84) * Coleshill (Psalm 118) * Stroudwater (Psalm 46) * Dundee (Psalm 103) * London New (Psalm 107) * Martyrs (Psalm 79).
With Murdina MacDonald, Effie MacDonald and precentors Donald MacLeod, Norman MacLeod, Murdo MacLeod and Alasdair Graham with group/congregation.
On hearing Gaelic psalm-singing for the first time, some who are outside the culture find it an intensely moving experience.
The Scottish Tradition Series consists of a selection of material previously held in the archives of Edinburgh University’s School of Scottish Studies.
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