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Sheet music for Uiseag Aiseig, a jig written by Iseabail Strachan. Pronounced "ooshak ashik", Uiseag Aiseig means the skylark of Ashaig. Iseabail says “I was inspired to write this tune after spending time on my friend John's croft for a photoshoot with the Breakish Ceilidh Band one spring day. You could hear the skylark's song so clearly. I look forward to spring every year so I can hear it sing again.”
This tune appears in track 8 of Iseabail’s album, Uiseag Aiseig.
Sheet music for Uiseag Aiseig, a jig written by Iseabail Strachan. Pronounced "ooshak ashik", Uiseag Aiseig means the skylark of Ashaig. Iseabail says “I was inspired to write this tune after spending time on my friend John's croft for a photoshoot with the Breakish Ceilidh Band one spring day. You could hear the skylark's song so clearly. I look forward to spring every year so I can hear it sing again.”
This tune appears in track 8 of Iseabail’s album, Uiseag Aiseig.