Seamus is a brilliant pianist, he has accompanied Emmet for many years and is able to balance the piano music to Emmit’s wonderful voice. Together they have given the world great joy, God bless you both.
Thank you Emmet for singing Ag Criost an Siol.. in Gaelic.. Irish I am and thankful you sing these beautiful hymns in Gaelic.. your pure tenor voice is so beautiful it makes me cry with joy.. For those who would like to know, this means Christ is the seed.. it is about returning to Christ and living in Paradise.. Emmet.. you are truly a beautiful man.. thank you for singing this endearing hymn so reverently.. God Bless you Emmet.. may He keep you safe and strong! Jen999💙
Yes, truly moving, ethereal- Ag Criost An Siol, Ag Criost and fomhar With Christ of the seed, with Christ of the harvest I n-Iothlainn De, go dtugtar Sinn In the granary of God, may we be taken Ag Criost an Mhuir, ag Criost an t-iasc With Christ of the sea, with Christ of the fishes I lionta De go gcastar sinn, In the lines of God may we be entwined. O fhas go h-aois, is o aois go bas From growth to age and from age to death Do dha laimh a Chriost anall tharainn Your two hands o Christ hither draw us. O bhas go crioch, ni crioch ach athfhas From death to the end, not the end, but all eternity I bParrthas na nGrast go rabhaimid In paradise of the blessed may we reside.
@@EmmyKwong Thank you for providing all the lyrics in Gaelic and English ., one of the lovely comments had asked for this .. one of the most reverent Irish hymns this is .. and Emmet sang it as such .. his voice seems more beautiful each time I hear him❣ Jen999💙
I want this sung at my funeral, but I'll probably have to record it myself beforehand because with my luck I'll not be able to get ahold of an Irish-language singer when I peg out. 😀
What a great rendition! I wish I could hit those notes with such clarity and perfection. I first learned this hymn in Cork in 1975. As the grandchild of four grandparents who had left the ould sod more out of need than desire (I'm sure), I had been raised as a hyphenated Irishman in a land never quite completely home and then left that place, finding the missing pieces of misty memory in Cork. This hymn was my first exposure to Irish-language music, and I had to learn it. Needless to say, my own redition was never a thing of beauty - but Emmet's version has the power to haunt the soul... and it does.
One of the best parts of this presentation is the perfect union of Emmet Cahill’s exquisite Irish tenor voice with the absolute clarity and precision of his pianist .. together they are magnificent .. Thank you for posting this.. appreciated beyond belief it is❣ Jen999💙
Ag Criost An Siol, Ag Criost and fomhar With Christ of the seed, with Christ of the harvest I n-Iothlainn De, go dtugtar Sinn In the granary of God, may we be taken Ag Criost an Mhuir, ag Criost an t-iasc With Christ of the sea, with Christ of the fishes I lionta De go gcastar sinn, In the lines of God may we be entwined. O fhas go h-aois, is o aois go bas From growth to age and from age to death Do dha laimh a Chriost anall tharainn Your two hands o Christ hither draw us. O bhas go crioch, ni crioch ach athfhas From death to the end, not the end, but all eternity I bParrthas na nGrast go rabhaimid In paradise of the blessed may we reside.
This is a beautiful Irish hymn sung in Gaelic.. it means Christ’s is the seed.. it means returning to Christ to live in paradise.. beautifully sung by Emmet Jen999💙
As an Irishman brought up in the Roman Catholic Church and taught by ‘Christian Brothers’, I learned this hymn composed by Sean O’Riada in school. Sad to say that, though the words are indeed beautiful, many many Irish people are going to miss the salvation and ingathering that the song describes, simply by putting their trust in the doctrines of an organisation and their own ‘good works’ and merits, rather than resting their souls on the FINISHED WORK of Christ on the cross, whereby HE TOOK my sins and the sins of the whole world, ON HIMSELF, and as a wonderful exchange, GAVE US HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS (right standing with God). That is why the last recorded words of Jesus from the cross were “IT IS FINISHED”. The term is rendered by just one word in Greek....TETELESTAI....which means in effect ‘PAID IN FULL’. That’s why Romans chapter 5 verse 1 states: ‘Therefore (because of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross and his resurrection), being justified by FAITH, we have PEACE WITH GOD, through our Lord Jesus Christ. My prayer is that God would bring that revelation to many Catholic people weighed down by their own sins, and with no assurance of salvation. Go dtaga riocht De!! (Sorry can’t do fadas).
Ag Críost an síol, ag Críost an fómhar; in iothlainn Dé go dtugtar sinn. Ag Críost an mhuir, ag Críost an t-iasc; i líonta Dé go gcastar sinn. Ó fhás go h-aois, is ó aois go bás, do dhá láimh, a Chríost, anall tharainn. Ó bhás go críoch, ní críoch ach athfhás, i bParthas na ngrás go rabhaimid. English translation Christ's is the seed, Christ's is the crop, in the rickyard of God may we be brought. Christ's is the sea, Christ's is the fish, in the nets of God may we be caught. From growth to age, from age to death, Thy two arms, O Christ, about us. From death to end, not end but rebirth, in blessed Paradise may we be.
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Seamus is a brilliant pianist, he has accompanied Emmet for many years and is able to balance the piano music to Emmit’s wonderful voice. Together they have given the world great joy, God bless you both.
Irish Perfection at his best.
Wow, i remember we used to sing this song all the time in secondary and me taking the lead, thanks for the memory.
Thank you Emmet for singing Ag Criost an Siol.. in Gaelic..
Irish I am and thankful you sing these beautiful hymns in Gaelic.. your pure tenor voice is so beautiful it makes me cry with joy..
For those who would like to know, this means Christ is the seed.. it is about returning to Christ and living in Paradise..
Emmet.. you are truly a beautiful man.. thank you for singing this endearing hymn so reverently..
God Bless you Emmet.. may He keep you safe and strong!
Jen999💙
Yes, truly moving, ethereal-
Ag Criost An Siol, Ag Criost and fomhar
With Christ of the seed, with Christ of the harvest
I n-Iothlainn De, go dtugtar Sinn
In the granary of God, may we be taken
Ag Criost an Mhuir, ag Criost an t-iasc
With Christ of the sea, with Christ of the fishes
I lionta De go gcastar sinn,
In the lines of God may we be entwined.
O fhas go h-aois, is o aois go bas
From growth to age and from age to death
Do dha laimh a Chriost anall tharainn
Your two hands o Christ hither draw us.
O bhas go crioch, ni crioch ach athfhas
From death to the end, not the end, but all eternity
I bParrthas na nGrast go rabhaimid
In paradise of the blessed may we reside.
@@EmmyKwong Thank you for providing all the lyrics in Gaelic and English ., one of the lovely comments had asked for this .. one of the most reverent Irish hymns this is .. and Emmet sang it as such .. his voice seems more beautiful each time I hear him❣
Jen999💙
Beautiful words,thank you.
@@dublinbred
So welcome you are
💜💙🙏🌹🕊️☘️
I want this sung at my funeral, but I'll probably have to record it myself beforehand because with my luck I'll not be able to get ahold of an Irish-language singer when I peg out. 😀
What a beautiful hymn Emmet was singing in Gaelic. 🥰
What a great rendition! I wish I could hit those notes with such clarity and perfection. I first learned this hymn in Cork in 1975. As the grandchild of four grandparents who had left the ould sod more out of need than desire (I'm sure), I had been raised as a hyphenated Irishman in a land never quite completely home and then left that place, finding the missing pieces of misty memory in Cork. This hymn was my first exposure to Irish-language music, and I had to learn it. Needless to say, my own redition was never a thing of beauty - but Emmet's version has the power to haunt the soul... and it does.
So WONDERFUL!!!
One of the best parts of this presentation is the perfect union of Emmet Cahill’s exquisite Irish tenor voice with the absolute clarity and precision of his pianist .. together they are magnificent ..
Thank you for posting this.. appreciated beyond belief it is❣
Jen999💙
Just perfect I loved it 🎶👏💚💙♥️🥰
Listen to this early morning, it topped a start of a beautiful day. Thank you so much Emmet❤
Thinking of you dear EM🎉❤❤
Oh, Emmet Cahill Irish Tenor! "Ag Chriost An Siol" is one of the prettiest hymns you have ever sung!! So beautiful! I love it so much!☘️💚🎶🎵🇮🇪🌹💕🙏☦️
"Ag Criost An Siol"🙏☦️
Emmet singing in Irish, pure bliss!
Thank you for singing this song!! I needed to hear it today ❤
Magnificent! May God bless and reward you, Emmet. Trust in the Lord, and He will help you. ☘️😉☘️
Beautiful and Emmet is an amazing singer ❤
amazing, could listen to Emmet all day.
Beautiful ❤❤❤
I love listening to you sing
So beautiful, Emmet! So moving, too.
WOW ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL SONG AND BEAUTIFUL VOICE CONGRATULATIONS EMMET ❤❤
And I for me am always thinking of you everyday.
so wonderful
Hauntingly beautiful 😢
Absolutely lovely!
Yes he can sing😊
Beautiful ❤
Fáinne óir ort! Mo sheacht mbeannacht ort!,
🥹 So beautiful. I don’t know why I’m crying. Someone please translate the lyrics for me. 🫶🏻
Ag Criost An Siol, Ag Criost and fomhar
With Christ of the seed, with Christ of the harvest
I n-Iothlainn De, go dtugtar Sinn
In the granary of God, may we be taken
Ag Criost an Mhuir, ag Criost an t-iasc
With Christ of the sea, with Christ of the fishes
I lionta De go gcastar sinn,
In the lines of God may we be entwined.
O fhas go h-aois, is o aois go bas
From growth to age and from age to death
Do dha laimh a Chriost anall tharainn
Your two hands o Christ hither draw us.
O bhas go crioch, ni crioch ach athfhas
From death to the end, not the end, but all eternity
I bParrthas na nGrast go rabhaimid
In paradise of the blessed may we reside.
No wonder I was crying. Thank you so very much for the translation. 🫶🏻
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amhránaíocht fíor-álainn, agus coiriú aoibhinn fosta. Go raibh céad míle maith agat!
What Language is this
Is it Latin?
This is a beautiful Irish hymn sung in Gaelic.. it means Christ’s is the seed.. it means returning to Christ to live in paradise.. beautifully sung by Emmet
Jen999💙
Hello
🙂
Did you deleted the comment from yesterday?
Emmet tell me what is happening 😢 😭 😿 😢 😭 😿 😢 😭
As an Irishman brought up in the Roman Catholic Church and taught by ‘Christian Brothers’, I learned this hymn composed by Sean O’Riada in school. Sad to say that, though the words are indeed beautiful, many many Irish people are going to miss the salvation and ingathering that the song describes, simply by putting their trust in the doctrines of an organisation and their own ‘good works’ and merits, rather than resting their souls on the FINISHED WORK of Christ on the cross, whereby HE TOOK my sins and the sins of the whole world, ON HIMSELF, and as a wonderful exchange, GAVE US HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS (right standing with God).
That is why the last recorded words of Jesus from the cross were “IT IS FINISHED”. The term is rendered by just one word in Greek....TETELESTAI....which means in effect ‘PAID IN FULL’. That’s why Romans chapter 5 verse 1 states: ‘Therefore (because of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross and his resurrection), being justified by FAITH, we have PEACE WITH GOD, through our Lord Jesus Christ.
My prayer is that God would bring that revelation to many Catholic people weighed down by their own sins, and with no assurance of salvation. Go dtaga riocht De!! (Sorry can’t do fadas).
Ag Críost an síol, ag Críost an fómhar;
in iothlainn Dé go dtugtar sinn.
Ag Críost an mhuir, ag Críost an t-iasc;
i líonta Dé go gcastar sinn.
Ó fhás go h-aois, is ó aois go bás,
do dhá láimh, a Chríost, anall tharainn.
Ó bhás go críoch, ní críoch ach athfhás,
i bParthas na ngrás go rabhaimid.
English translation
Christ's is the seed, Christ's is the crop,
in the rickyard of God may we be brought.
Christ's is the sea, Christ's is the fish,
in the nets of God may we be caught.
From growth to age, from age to death,
Thy two arms, O Christ, about us.
From death to end, not end but rebirth,
in blessed Paradise may we be.