| Identifier Number | NS028080 |
| Title | Hao a ho hao 's Mi fo Mhìgein |
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| Air | SRE, 132 |
| First Line Chorus | Hiù a ho hù 's mi fo mhìgein |
| First Line Verse | An oidhche sin a rinn sinn gluasad |
| Classifications | Lament , Sailing |
| Subjects | Rubha an Fhàsaich , Cape of Good Hope , Loch Eynort , Rubha an Dùnain , MacLeod , Tobha , Loch nan Long , King James , Sunart |
| Structure | Two line verse / Three line chorus |
| Place Of Origin | Scotland |
| Composer First Name | Niall |
| Composer Last Name | Macionmhuinn |
| Composer Patronymic | Niall Ban Macionmhuinn |
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| Composer Gender | Male |
| Community | Croig , Caolas |
| County | Coll , Mull |
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| Original Format | Sound Recording |
| Singer | Lauchie MacLellan |
| Singer Location | Dunvegan , Inverness |
| Date Recorded | 4-2-1978 |
| Collector | Dr. John Shaw |
| Collection Title | The Cape Breton Gaelic Folklore Collection |
| Collection Location | St. Francis Xavier University |
| Collection Number | GF024i02 |
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| Online Access | https://stfx.cairnrepo.org/islandora/object/stfx%3A4371?solr_nav%5Bid%5D=d040f6b7469cb6d7a1dd&solr_nav%5Bpage%5D=0&solr_nav%5Boffset%5D=0 |
| Notes 1 | Tape number 24 , A 02 |
| Notes 2 | The metadata for the Cape Breton Gaelic Folklore Collection has been compiled from an index at St FX University and additional information was entered by volunteers during online transcription frolics in 2021. At the end of the Language in Lyrics project in March 2022, the metadata is still incomplete and it is hoped that further funding will be secured for a project dedicated to expanding the metadata and completing transcriptions for these songs. |
| Notes 3 | Starts with chorus "'S i mo leannan an té ùr". According to someone, the song was composed by one Niall Ban Macionmhuinn living at Croig (Mull), originally from Caolas, Coll. |
| Notes 4 | Brìgh an Òrain: A Story in Every Song, p.162 |