An dàrna sreath de Chuimhneachan a' toirt thugaibh òrain agus dàin bhon Chiad Chogadh, le fiosrachadh air cò rinn iad agus carson. Tha na h-òrain air an seinn le Jenna Chuimeanach, Seumas Greumach, Murdigan Dòmhnallach agus Eòghann MacEanruig, le taic ciùil bho Ingrid NicEanruig, Hamish Napier agus Anna Massie.

'S e an cogadh aig muir cuspair an treasaibh phrògram agus am measg na h-òrain ri'n cluinntinn tha Amhran an Nèibhidh le Murchadh Macleòid far a bheil sinn a' faighinn iomradh air a' bheatha chruaidh a bh' aig na seòladairean aig muir. Bha Aonghas MacCoinnich à Uibhist a Tuath na ghunnair air fear de na bàtaichean iasgaich a chaidh a chur gu feum a' sguabadh a chuain airson mèinnean Gearmailteach. Bha a' bheatha ann an cunnart fad an t-siubhail agus ann an Ochòin a' Chiall gur Mi Tha Cianail tha e a' cur seo an cèill agus cuideachd mar a tha e ag ionndrainn Uibhist

Another selection of Gaelic songs and poetry from the First World War. The songs will be sung by Jenna Cumming, James Graham, Murdigan MacDonald and Ewen Henderson, with musical support from accomplished artists Ingrid Henderson, Hamish Napier and Anna Massie.

The war at sea is the subject of this programme, and amongst the songs featured is 'Song of the Navy' by Murdo Macleod, which touches on the difficult conditions encountered by sailors at sea. Angus MacKenzie from North Uist was a gunner on one of the fishing boats which were tasked with clearing German mines at sea during the war. It was a life of constant danger and in 'O How Melancholy I Am', he addresses this as well as expressing his longing for his native North Uist. Show less