 | The Rose Of Tralee AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION = TICKET SALES! Book a Solo Concert by ANDY RAWN. (See Below.) With words by C. Mordaunt Spencer & music by Charles W. Glover (composed in 1850, believed to have been influenced by themes like Old Folks At Home), "The Rose Of Tralee" was published in 1855, here performed during a February 2008 afternoon song program by ANDY RAWN (Pupil of Franco Corelli) accompanied on piano by JOHN MITCHELL. Color-enhanced original Nature photos are by IRMGARD RAWN (pictured in this slideshow). ANDY's rendition is a Tribute to John McCormack with Special Greetings for St. Patrick's Day-08 to DAWSON & T.J. For information on Concerts & Recordings by ANDY RAWN, contact: ASM (American Songwriters Management.) Tel: (310) 459-2326 E-m: americansongwriters@yahoo.com |
 | The Rose of Tralee - #2 - Dorothea Fayne This is a second version of the Irish folk song - "The Rose of Tralee." In this recording the accompaniment for the vocal line is only one instrument - classical guitar. The song now has a lighter, more ethereal feel. "The Rose of Tralee" was written by William P. Mulchinock (1820-1864) for his friend, Mary O'Connor. She was a servant girl in his house, with whom he fell in love. Mulchinock was forced to flee Ireland for England for a short period. When he returned home, Mary had died of consumption. From this love he then wrote the beautiful song, "The Rose of Tralee." "... The pale moon was rising above the green mountain, the sun was declining beneath the blue sea. When I strayed with my love o'er the pure crystal fountain That stands in the beautiful vale of Tralee... She was lovely and fair as the Rose in the Summer. Yet t'was not her beauty alone that won me. Oh no t'was the truth in eyes ever dawning That made me love Mary, the Rose of Tralee..." "The Rose of Tralee" seems to express in its text and music not only the possibility of true love between two people, but also the trancendental nature of love itself. Live performance of "The Rose of Tralee" sung by Dorothea Fayne (Mezzo-Soprano), accompanied by a guitarist. April 2007. |
 | The Rose of Tralee Irish Folk Song |
 | Dessie O Halloran at the Shindig Festival Tralee 2008 Dessie sings Say You Love Me at The Shindig Festival Tralee. Visit www.shindigfestival.com |
 | The rose of Tralee other irish song |
 | EXCLUSIVE The Offaly Rose, Amy Louise Tracey Rose of Tralee -------------- COPYRIGHT --------------- In the regional finals of the Rose of Tralee 2008 festival, Held at the Heritage Hotel in Portlaoise, Ireland, Amy Louise Tracey is interviewed by Ray D'Arcy as the judges try to pick six girls from the 35 regional finalists. Arcanum Media Group © 2008 |
 | Rose of Tralee Rose of Tralee - Galway Races style! |
 | Wexford Rose 08 - Katie Rose of Tralee, Wexford Selection 08 - Katie |
 | The Furey's and Davey Arthur Another Video with an Irish theme music the Furey's to a video of the Rose of Tralee entrants plus a few celebs |
 | Irish Dancing at the Regional finals for the Rose of Tralee -------------- COPYRIGHT --------------- Irish Dancing at the Regional finals for the Rose of Tralee 2008,Held at the Heritage Hotel in Portlaoiose, Ireland. This is a wonderful example of Irish Dancing performed by an all jnr male troupe, fantastic watch out for the little lad! Arcanum Media Group © 2008 |
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