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Danny Boy è una ballata popolare che fa parte del folclore dell'Irlanda, il cui testo è stato scritto nel 1910 da Frederick Weatherly, un avvocato inglese che non visitò mai l'Irlanda. Le parole del brano sono state musicate sulle note di un altro motivo popolare irlandese, Londonderry Air, un anthem dell'Irlanda del Nord.
- musica: traditional Londonderry Air; testo di Frederick Weatherly
- 1913
- ballad
- Musica irlandese
Genre. Folk. Songwriter (s) Frederic Weatherly (lyrics) in 1910. Recording. Performed by Celtic Aire of the United States Air Force Band. file. help. " Danny Boy " is a song with lyrics written by English lawyer Frederic Weatherly in 1910, and set to the traditional Irish melody of "Londonderry Air" in 1913.
- 1913
- Frederic Weatherly (lyrics) in 1910
19 mar 2010 · Oh Danny Boy - Irish Traditional - YouTube. Caitlin Heaney Music. 5.16K subscribers. Subscribed. 26K. 5.1M views 14 years ago. **UPDATE 2019** You wonderful people have brought this video to...
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Danny Boy è una famosissima canzone irlandese il cui testo del 1910 trovò l’ispirazione sulle note di un altro motivo molto popolare, Derry Air. Pubblicata nel 1913 presso Boosey&Co ed eseguita per la prima volta dal soprano Elsie Griffin, Danny Boy fu incisa da Ernestine Schumann-Heink
27 lug 2023 · By Maddy Shaw Roberts. We explore the history and lyrics of ‘Danny Boy’ – a beloved Irish ballad, with an enduring power to move and uplift. Over a century has gone by since ink was put to parchment, and today ‘ Danny Boy ’ continues to stir up deep emotion and feelings of Irish national pride.
- Maddy Shaw Roberts
298K views 2 years ago. Now nearly synonymous with Irish and Irish American culture, the song Danny Boy has become one of the most popular songs of all time. It’s hard to imagine a time before...
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16 gen 2024 · Danny Boy, the globally recognised folk music classic, has a curious history. Like most folk tunes it can trace its history deep into the 19th century and beyond. Yet in its present form it is little more than a century old. Quintessentially Irish, it is not entirely from that country.
