ceol mor造句

• He has also made a body of live performances of pibroch and early Irish ceol mor on the wire harp available online on video via YouTube.
• The term " piobaireachd " or " pibroch " is also historically employed to describe " ceol mor " related repertoire played on instruments other than bagpipes, particularly the Scottish fiddle.
• Bagpipe societies, such as the Glasgow-based " Piobaireachd Society ", have commonly employed the term " piobaireachd " as a synonym for " ceol mor " played on the Great Highland Bagpipes.
• Simon Chadwick gave a presentation on Harp Ceol Mor at the Piobaireachd Society Conference in 2016 which included performances of Burns March, Caniad San Silin and his arrangement for Clarsach wire harp of the bagpipe pibroch A Bh騣lich / The Vaunting composed by Raghnall Mac Ailein 襥g.
• A more general term is " ceol mor " ( ( reformed spelling ); " ce騦 m髍 " ( unreformed spelling ) ), meaning the " great music ", to distinguish this complex extended art-music from the more popular Scottish music such as dances, reels, marches and ce騦 beag or " little music ".