You are right. The "Ballade irlandaise" is the French title of the song but we know that this ballad has an ancient origin. The music is that of a traditional English song of Scottish origin from the beginning of the 17th century, "Oh Waly, Waly", published under the title "The Water is Wide" by Cecil Sharp in 1906. It's written in the presentation in french.
@@brucecollins641It’s not me but Renaud, a french singer, who sang this music with french lyrics and the title ”Ballade Nord-Irlandaise”. Sorry for this french error but now in France this music is known with this title.
Merci Marc.
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not an irish song. an english re-work of a scottish sog called waly waly..
You are right. The "Ballade irlandaise" is the French title of the song but we know that this ballad has an ancient origin. The music is that of a traditional English song of Scottish origin from the beginning of the 17th century, "Oh Waly, Waly", published under the title "The Water is Wide" by Cecil Sharp in 1906. It's written in the presentation in french.
@@lequangclq not everybody reads the presentation. irish music is not that auld so why do you jist call it by it's title.....the water is wide..
@@brucecollins641It’s not me but Renaud, a french singer, who sang this music with french lyrics and the title ”Ballade Nord-Irlandaise”. Sorry for this french error but now in France this music is known with this title.
Les vegans en grand mal devant tant de bravoure naturel
Pourquoi tu viens nous parler des vegans ?