Fionnghuala (Low Voices)

Duration | 1.40

Puirt-a-beul, also known as mouth music, is a traditional form of vocal music originating from the Scottish Highlands and Islands. It’s characterized by rhythmic, repetitive patterns and nonsensical or improvised lyrics, often sung in Gaelic. Puirt-a-beul mimics the sounds of traditional instruments and is used for dancing or entertainment, reflecting the rich oral traditions of Scottish Gaelic culture.

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