The Amra Project - Amrae Coluimb Chille

[@maxlegermainalaman3883]

Beautiful i love the sutton-hoo lyre and your voice !

[@hannamarti70]

thanks. I too like the sutton hoo lyre, but this particular one is based on a lyre from Oberflacht in Germany. They are super similar instruments though!

[@jonathanramirezjimenez7144]

So beautiful, Hanna! Thanks for sharing such fascinating early Irish world with us. Best wishes for project!

[@neilsanders1097]

What a wonderful project Hanna. A real pleasure to follow your research/performances.

[@carthyf]

Beautiful - thank you for giving the text a new life and audience

[@emilytock2796]

This is a brilliant project! Thank you so much.

[@seeneebee]

Beautiful!

[@EnsembleLeones]

Very nice!

[@alexg007]

Your eyes while singing tell stories that the parchment did not preserve

[@samanthathompson9812]

How do you learn so many languages?

[@hannamarti70]

curiosity, love for sounds, and good teachers! :)

[@billnicks2362]

Is the full version available anywhere?

[@hannamarti70]

Yes, I believe the Foras na Gaeilge project has by now released the full version somewhere.

[@billnicks2362]

@@hannamarti70 Thank you. great work you are doing too btw!

[@FastEddy396]

Can this piece be purchased? St Colmcille is my confirmation saint and our family patron.

[@hannamarti70]

The full piece is made available by now by the project I was charged to compose this piece for: soundcloud.com/ann-171/amra-colmcille?ref=clipboard&p=a&c=1&si=29131327373148759b16eecdb22f5330

[@allhailqueenhelga]

What key is this tuned in?

[@hannamarti70]

440 pythagorean.