Celtic / Greek song - Tribal score with Classical & Byzantine elements. It sings the common descendance of Greek & Irish people.
Composed & Arranged by DEMETRIOS KATIS, an EMI's PLATINUM AWARDED COMPOSER.
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conan the barbarian
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Story behind the song
The Tuatha De Dannan lived in the northern isles of the world, learning lore and magic and druidism and wizardry and cunning, until they surpassed the sages of the arts of heathendom. There were four cities in which they learned lore and science and diabolic arts, to wit Falias and Gorias, Murias and Findias. Out of Falias was brought the Stone of Fal, which was in Tara. It used to roar under every king that would take the realm of Ireland. Out of Gorias was brought the Spear that Lug had. No battle was ever won against it or him who held it in his hand. Out of Findias was brought the Sword of Nuada. When it was drawn from its deadly sheath, no one ever escaped from it, and it was irresistible. Out of Murias was brought the Dagda's Cauldron. No company ever went from it unthankful. Four wizards (there were ) in those four cities. Morfesa was in Falias: Esras was in Gorias: Uscias was in Findias: Semias was in Murias. Those are the four poets of whom the Tuatha De learnt lore and science. It is believed that the Dannan was the ancient Greek clan of "Danaoi" from Argus. The Greeks during the Troy period were called Danaoi (Homer). Irish people and Greeks are very cousins!!
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