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MP3: “The Shepherd’s Wife” By Molly Bauckham
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Molly Bauckham has been playing the harp since 1998, and has been singing for most of her life. Visitors to her YouTube channel have called her voice “beautiful and haunting” and her harp playing “very delicate, gentle, and warm”. She plays with a deft, dynamic touch and sings in a clear soprano voice infused with emotional honesty and sensitivity.
“Molly's got a lovely, light touch on the harp and her voice rides a great line between classically trained and folk-informed.” –Devon Leger, Hearth Music
The Shepherd's Wife is a traditional Irish waltz. The song describes the shepherd wife beckoning in her husband and her husband wanting to know what is in it for him
Artist: Molly Bauckham
Buy CD: Maid on the Shore
Download MP3: “The Shepherd's Wife”
Hometown: Seattle, WA, USA
Similiar: Niamh Parsons, Kate Rusby, Cathie Ryan, Loreena McKennitt, Kim Robertson, Celtic Folk, English Folk, American Folk
The Celtic MP3s Music Magazine is the Voice of indie Celtic Music online. Every week, we bring you Celtic CD reviews, articles, and free Celtic MP3s since 2000. We’re changing the way you hear Celtic music. Subscribe to our free podcast and monthly newsletter at www.celticmp3s.com
Patrick M. Matherne works as an editor for the Celtic Music Magazine Podcast. He also is a member of the Renaissance Living History Center and can be seen at the Louisiana Renaissance Festival where he assumes the role of Harry Sodder, who is the garden and groundskeeper for you know who
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