'Songs of the Earth' guides you through an exploration of cultures deeply rooted in history, traditions and landscape from the Irish, Native American and Sami cultures. https://vimeo.com/560941200 Ellie Níc Fhionnghaile is a traditional fiddle player and singer from Glencolmcille in Southwest Donegal with a background firmly rooted in Irish traditional music. Discover more about these songs and their diverse relationships to the natural world as part of 'Songs of the Earth', commissioned by the

One of our most requested songs in concert - this is "Greensleeves, Scarborough Fair" recorded live in concert in Vlissingen, , Michael McGlynn - such a pleasure to sing together. Sheet music www.michaelmcglynn.com | ANÚNA

The Wexford Carol is one of the oldest surviving Irish Christmas songs, with roots that trace back to the 12th century. Passed down orally for generations, it feels less like a carol and more like a whispered story, intimate, fragile, timeless. ANÚNA, under the direction of Michael McGlynn, leans fully into that stillness. The spacious phrasing, the purity of the choral sound, and Aisling McGlynn’s solo make this feel deeply human, almost suspended outside of time. This is the kind of Christmas

"Pie Jesu" was written by Michael McGlynn as a remembrance for all those who were lost in the terrible bombing that took place in 1998 in the town of Omagh, Northern Ireland. Here it is sung by Anúna with soloist Rachel Thompson. | ANÚNA

The stunning voice of Sigrid Algesten singing Michael McGlynn 's arrangement of "The Wexford Carol" in rehearsal this afternoon here in Hardenberg, The Netherlands. This is the second date of our Dutch tour. From our album "Anúna - a Christmas Selection" available on all streaming services. We are also very pleased to announce the launch of our 2023 full colour programme for our Dutch tour this month. You can download it for free from our site and purchase tickets there too www.anuna.ie/live 6 d

Anúna perform "Pie Jesu" by Michael McGlynn in the Abbaye Royale de Fontevraud on Holy Saturday. Soloist Lorna Breen The ensemble will perform here this evening. | ANÚNA

This is something we are very proud of - Michael McGlynn's beautiful setting of W.B.Yeats' text "Why Should I Sleep" from the play "At the Hawk's Well". You can sing along to this beautiful piece or purchase from www.michaelmcglynn.com. It comes from our last album "Selected 1987 - 2017". | ANÚNA

Michael says - "Creating the documentary Echoes of Ireland - The Music of Michael McGlynn was a revelation in many ways. George Hutton didn't let me shy away from difficult questions, including some that remain controversial. Through Anúna, and the music I composed, we offered a vision of what Irish choral music could become. It's easy to talk about possibilities, but another thing entirely to demonstrate them. While the wider choral community wasn't ready to embrace it at the time, this does no

Anúna Suantraí from the album "Otherworld" by Anúna. Composed by Michael McGlynn | ANÚNA