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Alba EnyaMusica 1995


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The Memory of Trees est album quartum[1]Enyae, musicae Hibernicae anno 1995 prolatum. "Anywhere Is" et "On My Way Home" editi sunt cantus singulares.


Pax Deorum Latine cantatur. In fine carminis versus "omnem crede diem tibi diluxisse supremem" repetitur; qui versus apud Horatium invenitur, in Epistolarum libro primo, epistula quarta, versu tertio decimo.[2]



Index carminum |



  1. The Memory Of Trees (4'19)


  2. Anywhere Is (3'59)


  3. Pax Deorum (4'59)


  4. Athair Ar Neamh (3'42)


  5. From Where I Am (2'22)


  6. China Roses (4'49)


  7. Hope Has A Place (4'48)


  8. Tea-House Moon (2'43)


  9. Once You Had Gold (3'18)


  10. La Soñadora (3'38)


  11. On My Way Home (5'09)


Notae |



  1. aut quintum, si The Celts, quod est Enya album iterum editum, numeratur.


  2. Eadem in epistola sunt etiam verba saepe relata, quibus Horatius speciem suam describere videtur: Me pinguem et nitidum bene curata cute uises, cum ridere uoles, Epicuri de grege porcum.








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