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- Summary: Frequently asked questions, and their answers, about the Irish
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- | Enya - Frequently Asked Questions Issue 30 3 May 1996 |
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-
- Too many people to mention individually have contributed information or ideas
- to this FAQ either directly or via Usenet or mailing list postings. To all of
- you: many thanks.
-
- For those with World Wide Web browsers, an HTML version of this FAQ is
- available via the Enya home page at URL:
-
- http://www.bath.ac.uk/~ccsdra/enya/homepage.html
-
- Please send any new material, comments, corrections, and suggestions you may
- have to: D.R.Allum@bath.ac.uk
-
- Enjoy,
- Dave Allum.
-
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- QUESTIONS ===================================================================
-
- * = New Changes in the text from the previous issue are marked with
- + = Updated change bars in the right hand margin.
-
- Background
- ----------
- 1.1 Is 'Enya' her real name?
- 1.2 When was she born, where does she come from, what's her background?
- 1.3 Was she ever a member of Clannad? Did she record with them?
- 1.4 And after Clannad?
- 1.5 What was her 'big break'?
- 1.6 I keep hearing that 'Enya' is three people. What does this mean?
-
- Records, Videos, Songs, Etc.
- ----------------------------
- 2.1 What records and videos have been released?
- 2.2 Is there a more detailed discography available?
- + 2.3 Are there any books of her music?
- 2.4 Some of her songs aren't in English. What other languages does she use?
- 2.5 Where can I get translations?
- 2.6 Have I heard Enya at the movies and on TV?
- 2.7 Apart from Clannad has she appeared on any other artists' records?
- 2.8 Is Storms In Africa (Part II) on _Watermark_ or not?
- 2.9 Can you tell which Book Of Days is on a copy of _Shepherd_Moons_?
- 2.10 When is her next album coming out?
- 2.11 Who is Ridley Scott and why is Aldebaran dedicated to him?
- 2.12 Who are Rob Dickins and Ross mentioned in Orinoco_Flow?
- * 2.13 What do the Irish dedications in the various album liner notes mean?
-
- Other Information, Clannad, Etc.
- --------------------------------
- 3.1 Does she tour?
- 3.2 How many records has she sold?
- 3.3 Have any articles or interviews been transcribed?
- 3.4 Any news of Clannad and the rest of the family?
- 3.5 Are any Enya posters available?
- 3.6 What's her address? Is she on the net?
- 3.7 Are there any fan clubs?
-
- Miscellaneous
- -------------
- 4.1 Is a font of the _Watermark_ artwork script available?
- 4.2 Some say Enya sings in Irish, others say Gaelic. What's the difference?
- 4.3 Are there any Enya sound files available?
- 4.4 What other artists make music similar to Enya's?
-
- Finding Out More
- ----------------
- 5.1 Which Usenet newsgroups discuss Enya?
- 5.2 Is there a mailing list?
- 5.3 Where is all this information archived? What else is available?
- 5.4 I don't have access to FTP, WWW, etc. Can I get things by Email?
- 5.5 Which music papers or magazines have the best Enya coverage?
-
- ANSWERS =====================================================================
-
- 1.1 Is 'Enya' her real name?
- , ,
- Her real name is Eithne Ni Bhraonain, an Irish name which translates to
- Eithne Brennan in English. Eithne is pronounced 'Enya' and she chose to
- use this pseudo-phonetic spelling professionally so that she could be
- known by her own name but avoid the inevitable pronunciation problems.
-
- 1.2 When was she born, where does she come from, what's her background?
-
- Eithne was born on May 17th 1961, the fourth youngest of nine children:
- Maire (1952), Ciaran, Pol, Deirdre, Leon, Eithne (1961), Bartley, Olive,
- and Bridin. She comes from the small village of Dore (Dobhar in Irish)
- in the Gweedore (Gaoth Dobhair) region of County Donegal in the
- northwest of the Republic of Ireland. She now lives in Killiney, a
- coastal district on the southern outskirts of Dublin, and in London.
-
- The family is very musical and her parents played in a family dance band
- before settling down. Her father Leo owns a local pub - Leo's Tavern in
- Meenalech (Min na Leice) - and her mother Baba taught music in the local
- school.
- , , , , , ,
- In 1968 elder brothers Ciaran & Pol, and uncles Padraig & Noel O Dugain,
- formed the band An Clann As Dobhar to perform traditional Irish music at
- festivals etc.
- ,
- Changing their name to Clannad, and recruiting sister Maire in 1973, the
- band have gone on to international success performing both their own and
- traditional material. They have recorded a number of albums.
-
- 1.3 Was she ever a member of Clannad? Did she record with them?
-
- After leaving school she joined Clannad in 1980 and, credited under her
- real name, provided keyboards and (mostly) backing vocals. She appears,
- uncredited, on their 1980 album _Crann_Ull_, and, properly credited, on
- _Fuaim_ (1982).
-
- 1.4 And after Clannad?
-
- In 1982 Clannad split with their long time manager and producer Nicky
- Ryan. Eithne, apparently frustrated with being left in the background,
- left at the same time and in response to Ryan's belief that she had
- talent in her own right, moved to Dublin to live with him and his wife
- Roma and develop her own musical career.
-
- The first real fruits of this collaboration came when film producer
- David Puttnam heard some demonstration tapes sent to him by Roma Ryan.
- He commissioned Eithne to write music for his film _The_Frog_Prince_
- which was released in 1985. In the end only a couple of her pieces were
- used and these were arranged and performed by others. The film was
- released as _The_French_Lesson_ in the US.
- , ,
- The titles on _The_Frog_Prince_ credit music to Enya Ni Bhraonain and
- the transition of Eithne to 'Enya' had begun.
-
- In 1986 BBC-TV began work on a six part documentary series charting the
- history and continuing cultural influence of the Celts. Enya was signed
- to write and perform music for the series. _The_Celts_ was first shown
- in 1987 and a selection of its music released under the title _Enya_
- giving the artist her first album, largely unnoticed at the time.
-
- 1.5 What was her 'big break'?
-
- This really began in 1987 when she was signed by Rob Dickins, head of
- WEA Music UK, after he had heard and been entranced by the _Enya_ album.
- Reknowned as one of the most arrogant men in the business, Dickins has a
- talent for promoting 'difficult' artists - no matter how long it takes.
-
- WEA's backing made the recording of _Watermark_ possible and the album
- was released in 1988. Although no singles were originally planned, it
- was the release Orinoco Flow that brought Enya to public attention and
- resulted in an unexpected chart number 1 in several countries. The rest,
- as they say, is history...
-
- 1.6 I keep hearing that 'Enya' is three people. What does this mean?
-
- Although fronted by Enya herself, the music released under her name is
- the result of a collaboration between Enya (music/arrangements), Nicky
- Ryan (production/arrangements) and Roma Ryan (lyrics). Enya has said in
- several interviews that without any one of them 'Enya' could not exist.
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- 2.1 What records and videos have been released?
-
- Albums:
- 1987 Enya
- 1988 Watermark
- 1991 Shepherd Moons
- 1992 The Celts (Remastered reissue of _Enya_)
- 1995 The Memory of Trees
-
- Some pressings of _Watermark_, including the current US Reprise issue,
- have Storms In Africa (Part II) as an extra track.
-
- The original release of _Shepherd_Moons_ featured Book Of Days with
- an Irish lyric. Pressings from mid-1992 onwards have replaced this
- with the English lyric version used in the film _Far_And_Away_.
-
- _The_Celts_ is the same as _Enya_ except that Portrait is replaced
- with an extended version of itself.
-
- Singles/EPs:
- 1987 I Want Tomorrow
- 1988 Orinoco Flow / Evening Falls...
- 1989 Storms In Africa / 6 Tracks / Oiche Chiun
- 1990 3 Tracks EP
- 1991 Exile / Caribbean Blue / How Can I Keep From Singing?
- 1992 Book Of Days / The Celts
- 1994 The Christmas EP
- 1995 Anywhere Is
-
- The singles dates refer to the first release of the title. Many have
- been issued in several track combinations and a number contain tracks
- that are not featured on any of the album releases.
-
- Videos:
- 1991 Moonshadows (Orinoco Flow / Exile / Storms In Africa /
- Evening Falls... / Caribbean Blue)
-
- Promo videos have also been seen for 'Anywhere Is', 'Book Of Days',
- 'How Can I Keep From Singing?', 'I Want Tomorrow', 'Marble Halls',
- and 'The Celts'.
-
- 2.2 Is there a more detailed discography available?
-
- A fuller discography is available from ftp.uwp.edu (see 5.3) in
- directory /pub/music/artists/e/enya:
-
- File Maintainer Current Issue
- ---- ---------- -------------
- discog2 Dave Allum (D.R.Allum@bath.ac.uk) 7 (03 Jul 95)
-
- For those with World Wide Web viewers, an indexed HTML version is
- available via the Enya home page at URL:
-
- http://www.bath.ac.uk/~ccsdra/enya/homepage.html
-
- A book has also been published: _ENYA_A_Beginning_Discography_ by Matt
- Hargreaves (apparently a private publication bearing neither publisher's
- imprint nor ISBN). It is a 126 page, illustrated softback book detailing
- worldwide releases up to early 1991. _Shepherd_Moons_ and later material
- are not covered.
-
- 2.3 Are there any books of her music?
-
- Watermark (1988, ISBN 1-85909-243-8) |
- Available from International Music Publications (order number 2873A) |
- and in North America from Hal Leonard (order number 00308160).
-
- Shepherd Moons (1991, ISBN 1-85909-286-1) |
- Available from International Music Publications (order number 3100A) |
- and in North America from Hal Leonard (order number 00308133).
-
- The Best Of Enya (1996, ISBN 0-7935-4717-2) |
- Contains twelve songs in simplified arrangements for the piano: 'Afer |
- Ventus', 'Book Of Days', 'Caribbean Blue', 'The Celts', 'Fairytale', |
- 'No Holly For Miss Quinn', 'On Your Shore', 'Orinoco Flow', 'Shepherd |
- Moons', 'Storms In Africa', 'To Go Beyond', and 'Watermark'. It is |
- available in North America from Hal Leonard (order number 00306039). |
-
- The Memory Of Trees (1996, ISBN 1-85909-338-8) |
- Available from International Music Publications (order number 3656A). |
-
- 2.4 Some of her songs aren't in English. What other languages does she use?
-
- Enya's non-English songs are generally sung in Irish which is her first
- language. Of the others, three are sung in Latin (Cursum Perficio,
- Afer Ventus, Pax Deorum), one is in Welsh (Dan Y Dwr), and one in
- Spanish (La Sonadora).
-
- 2.5 Where can I get translations?
-
- Daniel Quinlan (quinlan@bucknell.edu) maintains an excellent indexed
- hypertext set of translations on the web at:
-
- http://www.bucknell.edu/~quinlan/enya/index.html
-
- These are based in part on a compilation of material put together by
- Lyle Corbin (lylec@microsoft.com). Copies are available in both plain
- text and Word for Windows 6 formats from ftp.uwp.edu - see 5.3.
-
- 2.6 Have I heard Enya at the movies and on TV?
-
- Several of her pieces have been used in films:
-
- 1990 Green Card - River, Storms In Africa, Watermark
- 1991 L.A. Story - Epona, Exile, On Your Shore
- 1992 Far And Away - Book Of Days (English lyric version)
- 1992 Sleepwalkers - Boadicea
- 1992 Toys - Ebudae
- 1993 Age Of Innocence - Marble Halls
-
- A number of her tracks have been used in TV commercials and also as
- incidental music in numerous shows and documentaries.
-
- 2.7 Apart from Clannad has she appeared on any other artists' records?
- , ,
- 1983 Mairead Ni Mhaonaigh & Frankie Kennedy / Ceol Aduaidh
- Synthesizer on track An Clar Bog Deil. The duo later formed the
- folk band Altan.
-
- 1985 Christy Moore / Ordinary Man
- Keyboards and backing vocals. Also credited as one of the album's
- arrangers.
- ,
- 1987 Sinead O'Connor / The Lion And The Cobra
- Spoken passage from the Bible (Psalms 91:11-13), in Irish, on
- track Never Get Old.
-
- 1991 Terry Reid / The Driver
- Recorded at London's Sarm West studios at the same time that the
- Enya team were there mixing _Shepherd_Moons_. The album features
- several uncredited guest artists with Enya providing a typical
- multi-tracked backing vocal on The Whole Of The Moon. Any other
- contributions from her are less obvious.
-
- 2.8 Is Storms In Africa (Part II) on _Watermark_ or not?
-
- Yes and no. The original issue of _Watermark_ (1988) did not feature the
- track which was first released as a single in 1989. The 1989 reissue of
- the album added the track but most current pressings, with the exception
- of the US Reprise issue, have now reverted to the original format.
-
- 2.9 Can you tell which Book Of Days is on a copy of _Shepherd_Moons_?
-
- Unless you get the store to play it for you then, generally, you can't
- tell as the numbers and copyright dates on the sleeve are generally the
- same in both cases. However it is unlikely that any of the original
- pressings are still on general release.
-
- 2.10 When is her next album coming out?
-
- 1999? 2000? With her latest album, _The_Memory_Of_Trees_, released in
- November 1995, we could be in for a long wait.
-
- 2.11 Who is Ridley Scott and why is Aldebaran dedicated to him?
-
- Ridley Scott is a British film director with _Alien_, _Blade_Runner_,
- and _Thelma_&_Louise_ among his better known works. The dedication
- is believed to be the result of Roma Ryan (Enya's lyricist) being a
- big fan of _Blade_Runner_.
-
- 2.12 Who are Rob Dickins and Ross mentioned in Orinoco Flow?
-
- we can sail, we can sail...
- we can steer, we can near with Rob Dickins at the wheel,
- we can sigh, say Goodbye Ross and his dependencies
- we can sail, we can sail...
-
- Rob Dickins is the head of WEA Music UK and was the executive producer
- of _Watermark_. Ross Cullum was the album's engineer, and also its
- co-producer with Nicky Ryan and Enya.
-
- 2.13 What do the Irish dedications in the various album liner notes mean? |
- |
- _Watermark_ |
- |
- Ta muid fiorbhuioch do Rob Dickins ar son an chuidiu agus an mhisneach |
- a thug se duinn. |
- |
- We are truly grateful to Rob Dickins for the help and courage he |
- gave us. |
- |
- _Shepherd_Moons_ |
- |
- Ar mbuiochas do Rob Dickins a d'fhan, "ag an stiuir". |
- |
- Our thanks to Rob Dickins who "stayed at the helm". |
- |
- _The_Memory_Of_Trees_ |
- |
- Ba dheacair duinne an t-album seo a shamhlu gan focla spreagtha sin |
- Rob Dickins. |
- |
- It would be difficult for us to imagine this album without those |
- inspiring/encouraging words of Rob Dickins. |
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- 3.1 Does she tour?
-
- Not yet. She is on record as wanting to put her music on stage but, not
- wanting to sit surrounded by tape decks, would have to rearrange it for
- live performance.
-
- 3.2 How many records has she sold?
-
- Prior to the release of _The_Memory_Of_Trees_ Enya's worldwide CD sales
- topped 20 million. With 18 million album sales, this places her second
- only to U2 among Irish artists.
-
- Earnings from these sales have reportedly put Enya among Ireland's top
- hundred richest people.
-
- 3.3 Have any articles or interviews been transcribed?
-
- A number of magazine articles and TV and radio interviews have been
- transcribed, mostly by Peter Warburton (pwarburt@ibmpcug.co.uk), and
- posted as the Enya Papers. Copies - 26 papers were posted - are archived
- at ftp.uwp.edu and are also available, along with a collection of other
- transcriptions, on the World Wide Web (see 5.3).
-
- 3.4 Any news of Clannad and the rest of the family?
-
- Clannad have continued to perform and record. Their most recent album,
- _Lore_, was released in February 1996.
- ,
- Pol left the band in 1989/90 and has recorded with the trio Trisan, who
- have released an eponymous album. A solo album for was due for release
- last autumn.
- , ,
- Maire has released two solo albums, _Maire_ (1992) and _Misty_Eyed_
- Adventures_ (1994).
- , ,
- Sisters Deirdre, Olive and Bridin feature on both of Maire's albums, and
- Bridin has also toured and recorded with Clannad as a backing vocalist.
-
- Olive married in 1994, now lives in London, and will be moving to
- Australia this year. Her former job as manager of Leo's Tavern (see 1.2)
- has been taken over by her brothers Leon and Bartley.
-
- 3.5 Are any Enya posters available?
-
- The only posters seen so far are those used in record promotions. It's
- worth checking out the advertisements in music and record collecting
- magazines. In the UK a small selection is usually available from:
-
- Push Posters,
- PO Box 327, Clydebank, Dunbartonshire G81 3HE, U.K.
- Tel: (+44) (0)141 951 4460 / Fax: (+44) (0)141 951 4464
-
- A list is available and the company will take international orders.
-
- 3.6 What's her address? Is she on the net?
-
- The best way to write to Enya is via her record company: WEA in most of
- the world and Reprise in the USA. The address for Aigle Music previously
- listed here is no longer valid.
-
- As far as we know she is not on the net.
-
- 3.7 Are there any fan clubs?
-
- ESTONIA
- Contact:
- Henry O'Possum (henry@raadio.vil.ee)
- Address:
- Henry, Viljandimaa Post, P.K. 25, EE2900 Viljandi, Estonia.
-
- NETHERLANDS
- Contact:
- Reinder van Til (281165r@xs1.xs4all.nl)
- Address:
- The Dutch Enya Fanclub, Reinder van Til,
- Thomas van de Dijkweg 13, 9801 EK Zuidhorn, The Netherlands.
- Details:
- Send a self addressed envelope and an International Reply Coupon
- for further information.
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- 4.1 Is a font of the _Watermark_ artwork script available?
-
- A TrueType font similar to the _Watermark_ script can be obtained via
- anonymous FTP from various archive sites. For example:
-
- System Location
- ------ --------
- Apple II ftp.cco.caltech.edu:/pub/apple2/addons/truetype/Enya.shk
- Macintosh sumex-aim.stanford.edu:/info-mac/font/tt/enya.hqx
- Windows ftp.cica.indiana.edu:/pub/pc/win3/fonts/truetype/enya.zip
-
- Please check (e.g. using archie) for the availability of these files at
- more local archives before downloading from those above.
-
- 4.2 Some say Enya sings in Irish, others say Gaelic. What's the difference?
-
- Irish belongs to the Goidelic, or Gaelic, branch of the Celtic family of
- languages. This branch consists of Irish, (Scottish) Gaelic and Manx.
-
- Irish speakers refer to their language as 'Gaeilge' (i.e. Gaelic), but
- the English word 'Gaelic', unqualified, normally refers only to Scottish
- Gaelic. So when using standard English to describe Enya's native tongue
- it is correct to say 'Irish' or 'Irish Gaelic' but not simply 'Gaelic'.
-
- 4.3 Are there any Enya sound files available?
-
- Short samples from _The_Memory_Of_Trees_ are available on Reprise
- Records' Enya page at:
-
- http://www.repriserec.com/Enya
-
- 4.4 What other artists make music simliar to Enya's?
-
- None! However a number of artists' names come up regularly as worthy of
- the attention of Enya fans. Given their familty connections, Clannad and
- Maire Brennan are obvious choices although their music is distinctly
- different. There are two Clannad pages available on Web:
-
- http://140.148.1.16/clannad/clann.shtml (Charles Turnbull)
- http://www.empire.net/~whatmoug/clanhome.htm (John Whatmough)
-
- A Clannad mailing list is also available. To subscribe send a message
- to clannad@listserv.law.und.nodak.edu with the word "subscribe" (less
- the quotes) in the Subject line.
-
- More in keeping with the Celtic ambient, New Age, style are artists such
- as:
-
- Loreena McKennitt
- Mailing List : old-ways-request@lists.mindspring.com
- World Wide Web: http://www.demon.co.uk/quinlan/index.html
-
- Sarah McLachlan
- Mailing List : fte-request@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au
- World Wide Web: http://www.ccs.itd.umich.edu/~hubt/sarah/
-
- Jane Siberry
- Mailing List : majordomo@underground.irhe.upenn.edu
- World Wide Web: http://malletp.psyc.queensu.ca/siberry/
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- 5.1 What Usenet newsgroups discuss Enya?
-
- The newsgroup alt.music.enya is dedicated to Enya. There was previously
- a group called alt.fan.enya but this has now merged with alt.music.enya
- and all postings should be made to the latter. Sadly not all sites take
- the alt groups. Enya is also discussed occasionally in rec.music.newage
- and rec.music.celtic.
-
- 5.2 Is there a mailing list?
-
- Yes there is. It's run by Tim Hunter and you can subscribe by sending
- mail to majordomo@cs.colorado.edu with the following as the only text
- in the body of the message:
-
- subscribe enya Your-Email-Address
-
- Remember to replace "Your-Email-Address" with your own Email address.
- To remove yourself from the list, send mail to the same address with
- the following in the body of the message:
-
- unsubscribe enya Your-Email-Address
-
- An partial archive of the list is available for anonymous FTP at
- refuge.colorado.edu:/pub/enya/archive.
-
- 5.3 Where is all this information archived?
-
- A lot of Enya information is available from the UWP Music Archive run
- by Dave Datta:
-
- FTP - ftp.uwp.edu:/pub/music/artists/e/enya
- WWW - http://archive.uwp.edu/pub/music/artists/e/enya/
-
- This archive is a goldmine of material on a wide range of artists and
- is well worth exploring. It is always very busy and you may find access
- to one of its mirror sites more convenient:
-
- FTP - mirrors.aol.com:/pub/music
- FTP - music.wit.com:/uwp/music
- WWW - http://music.wit.com/uwp/music/
-
- Various Enya related documents, including this FAQ, a discography, and
- HTML versions of the Enya Papers are available on the World Wide Web on
- the Enya Unofficial Home Page at:
-
- http://www.bath.ac.uk/~ccsdra/enya/homepage.html
-
- Reprise Records have started an official Enya web page at:
-
- http://www.repriserec.com/Enya
-
- Another useful ftp archive for those also interested in Celtic music and
- artists in general is the Celtic Music Archive run by Gerard Manning at:
-
- http://celtic.stanford.edu/ceolas.html
- ftp://celtic.stanford.edu/pub
-
- 5.4 I don't have access to FTP, WWW, etc. Can I get things by Email?
-
- Most Internet services including FTP, WWW, and Usenet can be accessed
- by Email via a gateway server. Bob Rankin (BobRankin@MHV.net) maintains
- an excellent FAQ on the subject including plenty of server addresses.
- For a copy send an Email message to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with the
- following as the only text in the body of the message:
-
- send usenet/news.answers/internet-services/access-via-email
-
- 5.5 Which music papers or magazines have the best Enya coverage?
-
- The best coverage, by far, has been in the Irish fortnightly music paper
- _Hot_Press_. A couple of its articles have been transcribed and posted
- as part of the Enya Papers series (see 3.3). An online version of the
- magazine - _Hot_Press_on_the_'net_ - is available on subcription at:
-
- http://www.iol.ie/hotpress/
-
- =============================================================================
-
-