Moya Brennan

by **AndyPandy** » Tue Jan 04, 2005 9:04 pm

There have been no announcements at enya.com regarding a new album as far as I know, the lack of information is frustrating I know but being an Enya fan requires much patience.... :wink:

by **Lady Ryu** » Wed Jan 05, 2005 6:48 am

Roibeard Óg wrote:When is that CD being released? I spent all day yesterday looking for it
Thanks, please if you know tell me! Can the details be found on the enya site?

i've read something as "it will be released when its realesed". enya.com don't have a clue either. as only the dream-team enya, nicky and roma know about this things.
but the song is only for an advertising in japan, if i remember that right.

and yes, i'll wait with patience...

by **Roibeard Óg** » Wed Jan 05, 2005 9:01 am

i'll try

I'm not that pacient, but, I heard the Album is to be released soon.
Thanx,

Le Grá,
s'Le Beannachtaí na hAthbhliaina,
Roibeard Óg

by **Lady Ryu** » Wed Jan 05, 2005 9:49 am

yeah, there is a rumour around. but in fact no one knows a date or the real name. at least thats what i think.

Le Grá,
s'Le Beannachtaí na hAthbhliaina,
Roibeard Óg

except of your name, what did you say? as everyone here i like the gaelic language, but i don't know anything about it. does your name has a meaning?

by **Roibeard Óg** » Wed Jan 05, 2005 9:53 am

It means:

With Love,
An a happy new year basically.

Sorry i keep 4getting to add a translation to my signature

by **Lady Ryu** » Wed Jan 05, 2005 9:58 am

I'll keep that in mind.
thanks and same to you

or in swissgerman (not as beautiful or complicated as your language...)
äs guets neus - happy new year

edit: you could make a thread with gaelic spelling rules and some voc.
greetz

Website · by **Grania** » Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:47 pm

I'll second that idea!! Those forum members who speak Irish could set up something to allow the rest of us to expand our education

by **Roibeard Óg** » Wed Jan 05, 2005 8:56 pm

no problem. I'll do that!

Thanx,

Roibeard Óg

by **Jim** » Thu Jan 06, 2005 1:59 am

Lady Ryu wrote:you could make a thread with gaelic spelling rules and some voc.

Where there's a bhfuil, there's a bhfué!

(Sorry, couldn't resist.)

Website · by **Grania** » Thu Jan 06, 2005 4:53 pm

Fine - but now you can you can translate for us!!

by **Jim** » Thu Jan 06, 2005 7:22 pm

Grania wrote:Fine - but now you can you can translate for us!!

You don't have to translate it. Just use Gaelic pronunciation rules on the italicised words.

by **Kati_Eve** » Thu Jan 20, 2005 2:40 pm

cantilena91 wrote:For me, Enya was first, too, then I found Clannad and then Máire's solo albums...

(Suvi)

Hi there!

Like Suvi my first "Brennan-experience" was Enya.
I heard "Orinoco flow" and fell in love with that dreamy mystic kind of music - wonderful.

Then some day I bought an album with a nice cover (I had to buy anything because of my bad mood that day - to cheer me up :roll:

) and it was from Clannad "An diolaim". From this album on I wanted to know more about this group and their gaelic language.
So I began to collect their albums and got addicted to their music! :shock:

A few years later I discovered Moya´s "Misty Eyed Adventures"-cd. Very curious what kind of music she´d do without Clannad I was a little disappointed of her solo work...

It was so different and reminded me a little of Kate Bush (which is not wrong - but I expected something else).

So when I went to my first Moya-concert I wished she´d play some of the Clannad songs as well... but during the concert -I think even in the first minutes I saw Moya perform- I only wanted to hear her heavenly voice and watch this angel-like woman. Wow...

I think there are very few people who are in a special way like angels
- Moya Brennan is one of them.

Greetings from Germany

,
newbie
Kati_Eve

by **nessieq** » Thu Jan 20, 2005 2:46 pm

hello there, Kati_Eve,
jsut wanted to say failte to the forum and hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
nq.

by **Fjalladís** » Thu Jan 20, 2005 3:01 pm

Hallo Kati_Eve!
A big Welcome also from me!
Es ist immer schön zu sehen, dass sich ab und an auch mal Leute aus meinem Land sich hierher verirren.
With the best wishes, Fjalladís from the stormy baltic sea

by **richard** » Thu Jan 20, 2005 3:41 pm

I HEARD OF CLANNAD FIRST AND THEN ENYA. WHEN MOYA FIRST SOLO CD CAME OUT, I MISSED OUT ON BUYING IT. I DID NOT BUY MAIRE UNTIL I WENT TO HMV TO BUY CLANNAD'S BANBA, MOYA'S MUSIC HAS NEVER BEEN PROMOTED PROPER. SOME OF U WILL HAVE SEEN THE TV ADVERTS FOR EACH NEW CLANNAD CD, WHY CAN'T MOYA'S SOLO MUSIC GET A TV ADVERT TO PROMOTE IT?????, MOYA WILL NEVER GET THE REPECT SHE DESERVES. SHE WILL ALWAYS BE OVER LOOKED IN FAVOUR OF ENYA!!!!!!!!!

Moya Brennan

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