Star of the County Down
http://dbpedia.org/resource/Star_of_the_County_Down an entity of type: Thing
"Star of the County Down" (euskaraz Down Konderriko Izarra) dagoen Down Konderriko Banbridge hirian kokatzen den irlandar abesti zaharra da. Bere hitzen egilea Cathal Garvey (1866-1927) da, Donegal Konderriko Ramelton udakerrian jaioa. Abestia gizon gazte baten ikuspuntutik abesten da, honek Rose (edo Rosie) McCann deituriko neskatil xarmangarri bat topatzen du, hau da abestiaren izenburuko "Down Konderriko Izarra". Topaketa honetatik idazleak abestiaren gaia egituratzen joango da eta amaiera aldera neskatil horrekin ezkontzen dela imaginatuko du.
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down (litt. « Étoile du comté de Down ») est une ballade irlandaise. Les paroles ont été écrites par , un poète irlandais du début du XXe siècle.
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down è una famosa ed antica ballata irlandese, ambientata nei pressi di Banbridge, nella Contea di Down, in Irlanda del Nord. Le parole sono state scritte da (1866-1927). Al centro del testo vi è l'infatuazione di un giovane per Rose (o Rosie) McCann, chiamata la "stella della Contea di Down". La ballata è stata interpretata da moltissimi musicisti e gruppi irlandesi, europei ed internazionali.
rdf:langString
Das Lied The Star of the County Down ist eine irische Ballade von (1866–1927). Die Melodie ist weitaus älter und bereits im 1726 erschienenen Buch Music for Allan Ramsay’s Collection of Scots Songs von Alexander Stuart unter der Bezeichnung Gilderoy dokumentiert. Auf die gleiche Melodie gibt es zahlreiche weiter Lieder, unter anderem , Divers and Lazarus, The Murder of Maria Martin, Mary from Blackwater Side, When First I Left Old Ireland. Von dem Lied gibt es auch zwei deutsche Versionen: Sie sah aus wie eine Fee von Michael Völkel und Eines Morgens.
rdf:langString
"Star of the County Down" is an Irish ballad set near Banbridge in County Down, in Northern Ireland. The words are by Cathal MacGarvey (1866–1927) from Ramelton, County Donegal. MacGarvey's song was first collected in Herbert Hughes Irish Country Songs. The tune is traditional, and may be known as "Dives and Lazarus" or (as a hymn tune) "Kingsfold". The song usually begins with the opening verse: Near Banbridge town, in the County Down, One morning last JulyDown a boreen green came a sweet colleen,And she smiled as she passed me by
rdf:langString
rdf:langString
The Star of the County Down
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down
xsd:integer
680647
xsd:integer
1077702175
xsd:integer
7
rdf:langString
Das Lied The Star of the County Down ist eine irische Ballade von (1866–1927). Die Melodie ist weitaus älter und bereits im 1726 erschienenen Buch Music for Allan Ramsay’s Collection of Scots Songs von Alexander Stuart unter der Bezeichnung Gilderoy dokumentiert. Auf die gleiche Melodie gibt es zahlreiche weiter Lieder, unter anderem , Divers and Lazarus, The Murder of Maria Martin, Mary from Blackwater Side, When First I Left Old Ireland. Das Reimschema des Liedes ist bemerkenswert, da sich nicht nur die Zeilen paarweise reimen (halber Kreuzreim), sondern jeweils in den Zeilen 1, 3, 5 und 7 noch Inreime liegen. Das Lied wird vom Standpunkt eines jungen Mannes aus gesungen, der eine junge Frau namens Rose McCann trifft, die als „Star des County Down“ bezeichnet wird. Von dem Lied gibt es auch zwei deutsche Versionen: Sie sah aus wie eine Fee von Michael Völkel und Eines Morgens.
rdf:langString
"Star of the County Down" (euskaraz Down Konderriko Izarra) dagoen Down Konderriko Banbridge hirian kokatzen den irlandar abesti zaharra da. Bere hitzen egilea Cathal Garvey (1866-1927) da, Donegal Konderriko Ramelton udakerrian jaioa. Abestia gizon gazte baten ikuspuntutik abesten da, honek Rose (edo Rosie) McCann deituriko neskatil xarmangarri bat topatzen du, hau da abestiaren izenburuko "Down Konderriko Izarra". Topaketa honetatik idazleak abestiaren gaia egituratzen joango da eta amaiera aldera neskatil horrekin ezkontzen dela imaginatuko du.
rdf:langString
"Star of the County Down" is an Irish ballad set near Banbridge in County Down, in Northern Ireland. The words are by Cathal MacGarvey (1866–1927) from Ramelton, County Donegal. MacGarvey's song was first collected in Herbert Hughes Irish Country Songs. The tune is traditional, and may be known as "Dives and Lazarus" or (as a hymn tune) "Kingsfold". The melody was also used in an Irish folk song called "My Love Nell". The lyrics of "My Love Nell" tell the story of a young man who courts a girl but loses her when she emigrates to America. The only real similarity with "Star of the County Down" is that Nell too comes from County Down. This may have inspired MacGarvey to place the heroine of his new song in Down as well. MacGarvey was from Donegal. The chorus of a similar song, "The Flower of the County Down" names landmarks local to Down, in contrast to those in "Star" which are from across Ireland. "The Star of the County Down" uses a tight rhyme scheme. Each stanza is a double quatrain, and the first and third lines of each quatrain have an internal rhyme on the second and fourth feet: [aa]b[cc]b. The refrain is a single quatrain with the same rhyming pattern. The song is sung from the point of view of a young man who chances to meet a charming lady by the name of Rose (or Rosie) McCann, referred to as the "star of the County Down". From a brief encounter the writer's infatuation grows until, by the end of the ballad, he imagines himself marrying the girl. The song usually begins with the opening verse: Near Banbridge town, in the County Down, One morning last JulyDown a boreen green came a sweet colleen,And she smiled as she passed me by
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down (litt. « Étoile du comté de Down ») est une ballade irlandaise. Les paroles ont été écrites par , un poète irlandais du début du XXe siècle.
rdf:langString
Star of the County Down è una famosa ed antica ballata irlandese, ambientata nei pressi di Banbridge, nella Contea di Down, in Irlanda del Nord. Le parole sono state scritte da (1866-1927). Al centro del testo vi è l'infatuazione di un giovane per Rose (o Rosie) McCann, chiamata la "stella della Contea di Down". La ballata è stata interpretata da moltissimi musicisti e gruppi irlandesi, europei ed internazionali.
xsd:nonNegativeInteger
5805