Subject: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Stephen Mercer Date: 24 Jan 98 - 02:01 PM I am trying to find the Guitar music and Lyrics for this song could SOMEONE PLEASE help me with this.... it would be a huge help I am getting married March 21, 1998 and would like to be able to sing it Cheers ..... SM |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Bruce O. Date: 24 Jan 98 - 02:46 PM Which Irish wedding song? There are two of the 18th century of that title, and they were both called 'The Country Wedding', too. Some verses of one of these are in "The Balinderry Marriage" in Sam Henry's Songs of the People", p. 73, 1990, which has music. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Bob Landry Date: 24 Jan 98 - 03:14 PM Do a Forum Search for the thread title Celtic Wedding Songs for leads to other songs. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Bruce O. Date: 25 Jan 98 - 04:57 PM Is the song "Haste to the Wedding", 1768? The tune was known earlier to the Irish as "Carrick Fergus", and maybe "The Dargle", and the Scots had the earliest known version as "The Small Pin Cushion". "The Dargle", apparently to the same tune, was an Irish song commencing "Come haste to our wedding". Whether this was older than "Come haste to the wedding" I do not know, the estimated date is close to the 1768 date of "Come haste to the wedding". Confusing also is that there are more than one tune called "The Dargle". The tune "A Trip to the Gargle" is "Haste to the Wedding". The tune "The New Dargle" is not.
Again, what are we looking for? |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Date: 25 Jan 98 - 06:33 PM looking for the song known as "THE IRISH WEDDING SONG" it is sung by Andy Cooney I believe and is supposed to be very popular? That's all I know! Thanks SM |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Wolfgang Hell Date: 26 Jan 98 - 04:34 AM I don't know this song but on Andy Cooney's (this spelling) website (http://andycooney.com/music.htm) there's a short midi of the song with (best guess) the following two lines: "hope them face problems they'll meet on their way, may God bless this couple who marry today"
Maybe these lines help somebody else to find the song. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: tully@doim6.monmouth.army.mil Date: 11 Feb 98 - 11:32 AM The Rego Irish Record catalog lists The Wedding Songbook which contains sheet music for the Irish Wedding Song (item MB-R-93) for 10.95. Call them at 1-800-854-3746 or visit the web site www.regorecords.com. Tully |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: WAYNE Date: 11 Feb 98 - 08:04 PM I have this version on CD by Anna Mcgolderick "Help them face problems they'll meet on their way, may God bless this couple who marry today" I don't have time to get it now, but if you don't have it by the weekend I'll post it here. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: an mhaighdean mhara Date: 12 Feb 98 - 02:33 PM A small correction: Haste to the Wedding and Carrickfergus are two different songs. Haste to the Wedding is a fast dance-tune, and Carrickfergus a sean-no/s song which has been given pretty awful English words in a later incarnation. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Bruce O. Date: 12 Feb 98 - 03:40 PM There are at least two "Carrickferus'" My comments were on the 18th century tune "Carrick Fergus". Since this thread was started I got ABC's of two versions of 1768 from a correspondent in Edingburgh, and posted them to the Irish music list.
Stephanie Conn posted part of the more modern "Carrickfergus" on the Scots-l list yesterday, giving it the dual title 'Carrickfergus/ The Water is Wide'. Note that part of the song is related to "The Water is wide" (which can't really be separated from "Waly waly"). |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: engel Date: 14 Feb 98 - 09:42 AM Check out "When will we be married" performed by the Waterboys or "Mary´s wedding" preformed by Van the Man (Morrisson, that is). Good Luck! Regards/Engelmarc |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Bruce O. Date: 14 Feb 98 - 09:54 AM Can you give a few lines of "When will we be married"? I don't have any Waterboys. Is this the one that starts: When will we be married, be married, be married
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Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Bruce O. Date: 14 Feb 98 - 12:11 PM I put a couple of old versions of "When shall we be married" on a new thread. |
Subject: Lyr Add: IRISH WEDDING SONG (from Anna McGoldrick) From: WAYNE Date: 14 Feb 98 - 04:37 PM I see you never had a lot of luck with this song, but anyway here's Anna McGoldrick's version. I just dug out the CD and copied it. IRISH WEDDING SONG 210
There they stand, hand in hand, and exchange wedding bands.
CHO: In good times and bad times, in sickness and health,
May they find peace of mind comes to all who are kind.
As they go, may they know every love that will show, God bless this couple who marry today.
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Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Bruce O. Date: 14 Feb 98 - 04:45 PM Wow, and in time for the wedding. Good going Wayne. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Steve Date: 15 Feb 98 - 02:25 PM Thanks everyone I just picked up thr lyrics from Wayne! Thanks buddy Cheers ...SGM |
Subject: Lyr Add: I PROMISE YOU (Johnny Cash) From: WAYNE Date: 15 Feb 98 - 04:26 PM Here's another wedding song you might be interested in. It was done by Johnny Cash.
I PROMISE YOU
I promise you for richer or for poor,
I promise you for better or for worse, I promise you, I promise you. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Neil Date: 16 Jul 98 - 10:28 PM I was looking for the words myself decided to check out the replies you received on your message . Fortunately, Wayne posted the words. I have a rehersal tomorrow night and I needed the words promto. thanks for youe initial request and thanks to wayne for his lyrics. saved Neil |
Subject: Lyr Add: THE IRISH WEDDING SONG From: Eileen Date: 08 Feb 99 - 01:21 AM Hello, My daughter is getting married and would "THE IRISH WEDDING SONG" sung at her wedding in Gaelic (English lyrics are below). Does anyone know where I can find sheet music with lyrics for that? Thanks very much! Eileen
There they stand, hand in hand, and exchange wedding bands.
CHORUS: In good times and bad times, in sickness and health,
May they find peace of mind comes to all who are kind.
As they go, may they know every love that will show, God bless this couple who marry today. HTML line breaks added, and changed from all caps. --JoeClone, 30-Nov-02. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: garrity@netnet.net Date: 02 May 99 - 03:07 AM I am singing in a wedding June 18, 1999. The Irish Wedding Song has been requested. Anyone know where I can get the sheet music for piano or does. Has it been recorded and by whom. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: GUEST,Gerald D. Date: 02 Nov 00 - 09:46 AM Also try When broken shells make christmas-bells, that´s when we get married! |
Subject: RE: REQ: Irish Wedding Song From: Brakn Date: 02 Nov 00 - 09:59 AM As mentioned earlier in this thread - check out Andy Cooney's site. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Irish Wedding Song From: GUEST,cheryl Date: 22 Nov 04 - 07:40 AM i had i copy of the song mary's wedding by the clancy brothers in kazaa now i lost kazaa somehow en the song is gone i find al versions of the song but one that one i had can some one help me please?? |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Irish Wedding Song From: GUEST,butch@starhub.net.sg Date: 24 Nov 04 - 09:38 AM where can i hear the song on the web. is this song also sung by Foster and Allen? |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Irish Wedding Song From: Jim Dixon Date: 25 Nov 04 - 09:34 PM THE IRISH WEDDING SONG, sung by Andy Cooney, is on these 3 albums: "Irish Influence," Shanachie CD #52044, 1997; "A Collection of Irish Hits," Rego Irish CD #3990, 1996; "Irish Eyes," Rego Irish CD #3560, 1996. Go to this page and click on a link to play a 50-second mp3 file. It was written by Ian Betteridge, an Australian, who called it simply THE WEDDING SONG when he recorded it himself. (There are lots of songs with that title.) Betteridge's web site says it has been recorded by over 40 artists worldwide. |
Subject: Lyr Add: HASTE TO THE WEDDING From: Big Tim Date: 26 Nov 04 - 03:20 AM This is a nice song, written by Francis Arthur Fahy (1854-1935)of Kinvara, County Galway. HASTE TO THE WEDDING Through highways and byways, the neighbours are hieing, The likes of tonight, they'll ne'er see again, There's music and pleasure and mirth beyond measure, Where brightly the lights glow in the glen. CHORUS O haste to the wedding! O haste to the wedding! Haste to the wedding, we musn't be late, O hasten, O hasten, for all the kind faces, There's place at the wedding of Conor and Kate. The fiddlers are tuning, the pipers are crooning, The boys will be soon in the height of the fun, There dancing and sporting and kissing and courting, And mirth of all sorts to the light of the sun. Who's not delighted to see them together? United and plighted for life and for death, The dacentest boy ever walked the brown heather, The darlingest colleen that ever drew breadth. Come boys, the night passes, fill up your glasses, And dearest of lasses, sit down by my side, The punch is before us, we'll toast them in chorus, "Here's the good health of the bridegroom and bride." And it's got a lovely tune too. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Irish Wedding Song From: GUEST,Alex Date: 07 Aug 06 - 09:33 AM Does anybody know, where I can get a free music sheet for playing the IRISH WEDDING SONG on the piano by myself ? I searched the web in "many directions" and I don´t even know, where I still can search. So I would be very happy, if anyone can mail me the sheet or tell me, where I can free download the music sheet. Thank you all ... Alex My e-mail-adress : Ein_Rabe@dublin.ie |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Irish Wedding Song From: Sorcha Date: 07 Aug 06 - 09:57 AM Check your other thread.... CLICK |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Irish Wedding Song From: GUEST,debs Date: 15 May 07 - 05:00 PM does anyone know of this song, only have some lyrics given to me so cant be sure theyre 100% correct. It's almost time to make my way to the little chapel on the hillside. Boy this is my wedding day. My friends and family are waiting now, and my love. One night through and all this love I've been saving today I give it all to you. This day will last forever, even till the vend of time. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Irish Wedding Song From: GUEST,Norma Date: 04 Sep 11 - 04:36 PM I'm looking for a song sang by Irish country singer Philomena Begley. The lyrics are: 1st verse Today I make a special journey It's almost time to make my way To the little chapel on the hillside For this is my wedding day. (Chorus) This day will last forever To be with us until the end of time The memories, the joyful tears Will make us both remember That this day was yours and mine. I'd like to know which album this was from as we were given it on our wedding day, copied onto tape format and would love to get it on CD |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Irish Wedding Song From: Noreen Date: 04 Sep 11 - 06:46 PM Village in County Tyrone / Philomena Begley |
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