Photocopy of `Leanabh an Aigh`.
Fourteen verses of Leanabh an Aigh (Child in the Manger) written by Mairi MacDougall, Mull.
2003.102.1
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2003.98.1
Audio cassette of Willie MacLean singing Gaelic songs.
Willie MacLean of Balinoe singing Gaelic songs.
2003.98.2
Audio cassette of Mabel Kennedy singing Gaelic songs.
Mabel MacArthur nee Kennedy singing Gaelic songs.
2003.98.3
Audio cassette of Isobel MacLean singing Gaelic songs.
Isobel MacLean singing Gaelic songs
2003.98.4
Audio cassette of Janet and Effie singing Gaelic songs.
Janet and Effie singing Gaelic songs. (Surnames not known)
2003.76.12
Two pages of typewritten Gaelic psalms sung by Tiree people.
Two pages of typewritten Gaelic psalms sung by Tiree people.
2003.65.4
Photocopied book `Filidh na Coille`.
The songs and poems of the MacLean bard and others.
2003.65.5
CD `Western Promise` by Norman MacKinnon.
Collections of Gaelic and Scottish songs sung by Norman MacKinnon.
2003.48.10
Paperback book `Meorachadh` by Niall Brownlie and Margaret MacKinnon.
Twenty-seven Gaelic songs with lyrics by Niall Brownlie and music by Margaret MacKinnon.
1998.155.1
Audio cassette recording of a Gaelic radio programme with Professor Donald Meek talking about Mairi Mhor nan Oran.
Gaelic radio programme about Màiri Mhòr nan Orain in the centenary year of her death, with Professor Donald Meek talking about his relatives knew her, about her life, its hardships and her imprisonment, her beautiful songs such as Breacan Màiri Uisdean; Kenna Campbell sings Eilean a’ cheo and Mary Ann Kennedy sings Soraidh leis an ait’ and plays the clarsach.
Programme Rèidio Gàidhlig mu Mhàiri Mhòr nan Òrain anns an linn anns an do chaochail i, leis an t-Ollamh Dòmhnall Meek a’ bruidhinn mu na càirdean aige a bha eòlach oirre, mu a beatha, an cruaidh-chas a bha ann agus an t-àm a bha i san phrìosan, na h-òrain bhrèagha aice mar Breacan Mairi Uisdean; tha Kenna Chaimbeul a’ seinn Eilean a’ cheò agus Màiri Anna Nic Ualraig a’ seinn Soraidh leis an ait’ agus a’ cluich a’ chlarsach.