Various Artists - Celtic Voyage - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Celtic Visions is a captivating and beautiful collection of yearning laments, traditional folk songs and instrumentals from Scotland, woven together into a stunning tapestry of sound with piano, harp, bagpipes, violin and song. Tales of the druids and seers, visionaries and prophets are shared by award-winning artists, from one of the world's most mystical lands, Celtic Scotland. Songs in both English and Gaelic are featured, as are both folk tunes passed down over centuries and new compositions. The artists featured are well-known in their home country, and include Alasdair MacCuish and the Black Rose Ceilidh Band, Allan Henderson, Gillebride MacMillan, and many others.

Album Tracks 1. Rêve de Lande 2. Gaelic Lullaby 3. Oró SÉ Do Bheatha Bhaile 4. Drouk Kinnig Neumenoiou 5. O Carolans Dream 6. The Stolen Child 7. Lord Lovett's Lament / RÍL ÓN Mbriotáin 8. Mist on the Highlands 9. Goltraí 10. Pointe Du Van 11. Sliabh Geal Goua 12. Song for Ireland 13. The Auld Resting Chair 14. I Will Find You

ABSOLUTELY IRISH brings together the brightest stars of traditional Irish music for a once-in-a-lifetime concert that will leave folk music fans stunned by the virtuoso performances. ABSOLUTELY IRISH features performances by Mick Moloney, Susan McKeown, John Doyle, Eileen Ivers, Karan Casey, Liz Carroll, Nial O'Leary, Darrah Carr, Jerry O'Sullivan and more. Album Tracks 1. The House in the Glen/The Bohola Jig/Josie McDermott's/Free and Easy 2. The King's Shilling 3. Before the Storm/The Black Rouge/The Lass of Ballintra/ the (Other) High Reel 4. McNally's Row of Flats 5. The Green Hills of Tyrol/The Fermoy Lassies/The Pinch of Snuff 6. Jim O'Keefe's/The Clog/The Star Above the Garter/The Hare in the Corn 7. June Apple 8. The Flower of Kilkenny 9. Planxty Miss Maxwell 10. Lark in the Morning/Cannabahn Ban/Humours of Ballyloughlin 11. Fair London Town 12. Kitty O'Neill's Champion Jig 13. The Trip to Parliament/The Torn Jacket 14. Fiddle Extraveganza Never Was Piping So Gay/The Chandelier/Paddy Fahey's #25/Paddy Fahey's 15. The Leaving of Liverpool