Publisher's Synopsis
A Selection of the Most National and Popular of Moore's Melodies, compiled by Thomas Moore and John MacHale, is a collection of Irish songs intended to capture the spirit and heritage of Ireland. This volume preserves a selection of melodies that resonated deeply with the Irish populace. Thomas Moore, a celebrated Irish poet, lyricist, and entertainer, is renowned for his contributions to Irish national identity through his musical works. John MacHale, a prominent Irish Roman Catholic Archbishop and nationalist, adds historical significance to this compilation.
This edition offers readers and musicians alike a glimpse into the musical landscape of 19th-century Ireland, showcasing the enduring appeal of these national and popular melodies. The songs reflect themes of love, patriotism, and longing. This collection remains an invaluable resource for those interested in Irish musical heritage and the cultural expressions of a nation.
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