Slow Irish Cello Piece - Traditional 1750s Song for Solo Cello
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Irish tradition with this slow, enchanting piece for solo cello. Arranged from a song originally sung in Irish around the 1750s, this sheet music captures the essence of Ireland’s musical heritage. The piece was translated by George Petrie in 1855 and appears in A General Collection of the Ancient Irish Music by Edward Bunting (1796), attributed to Turlough O'Carolan.
Includes:
- Downloadable PDF sheet music (1 page)
- Historical background and lyrics for deeper connection to the piece
Perfect For:
- Cello players seeking traditional Irish music
- Performers looking for a slow, emotive solo piece
- Outdoor summer performances (inspired by nature and the sounds of the countryside)
Composer: Traditional/de Ziah
Arranger: Ilse de Ziah for Solo Cello
Format: Digital Download (PDF)
Pages: 1
Why Choose This Piece?
This arrangement brings to life the timeless beauty of Irish music, perfect for cellists who want to connect with nature and tradition. The piece is ideal for outdoor performances, where the sounds of birds, wind, and flowing water can enhance the experience.
Historical Inspiration:
The lyrics tell a heartfelt story of love and longing, adding emotional depth to your performance. Whether you're playing for yourself or an audience, this piece will transport you to the rolling hills of Ireland.
Download now and bring the magic of Irish tradition to your cello!
