This is a well-known and popular Scottish song, and the tune is probably older than the lyrics. This simple lullaby tells the story of Dream Angus, one of the earliest of the Celtic deities, and one of the most beloved. For unison treble voices and piano, this piece has a wonderful story-telling feel to it. Duration: ca. 2:15.

Arranger: Mandy Miller

This is a gentle lullaby in traditional Gaelic style. The modal harmony undulates between the tonic and the flatted seventh. The obbligato instrumental part may be played on flute, oboe or uillean pipes. The tune is also found in Irish sources as a fiddle tune with the title Rocking the Cradle.

Arranger: Lori-Anne Dolloff

This is a traditional Irish lullaby/dandling song collected in County Waterford, Ireland in the late 1930s. In it, there are two versions of the same tune; one is a fast, rhythmic version with captures the pulsating, vibrant rhythmic energy of Irish dance music; the other is a slow rendition which is distinguished by ornamental variation and free tempo.

Arranger: Rosaleen Malloy