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CD 'Eklektika' You had the blues last night? Rise up to the celtic morning and take a ride to the countryside, it wil cure you. Image of Wicklow, supplied by www.irishjewel.com
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A song about the wedding of a Celtic princess, Special Thanks to Jude Law (AKA Ekaterina) for her beautiful piano and harp work. Final mastering by Tammy Swindell, Thank you Tammy.
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This song was recorded in a authentic Scottish environment as it was recorded in my apartment which is right under a grove of genuine Scottish Palm Trees. Although this studio is in Japan the Scottish flavour can be sensed in this picture!
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Coming from South Wales, and from the same town as Parry, I am sure I'm allowed to give this beautiful song a different angle. It was my Mother's name as well, so love it or hate it, I've done it my way.
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My offering for the March 2010 Coconut Blues Club Celtic Song Challenge. Thanks Judie for another fabby opportunity to create.... Thank you Kurty for your excellent final mastering.
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Here's a simple song Brent Santin (Irish flute, whistle) wrote in honour of our local Highland Games (The Glengarry Highland Games). The whistle tunes are 'Feis Bharraidh' by Allan MacDonald and the traditional slip-jig 'Dever the Dancer'
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Scott Tennant's beautiful arrangement of the traditional Scottish tune.
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From the poem "Aros Maer Mynyddau Mawr" (Still the mighty mountains stand) by poet John Ceiriog Hughes (1832-1887), beloved poet of Wales.
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Sounds of the Ancient Aegyptana Black Irish in a mix of Celtic chants as the tribe of Dan does of the Dacians.
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Rousing tribute to the early 19th century Canadian firebrand reformer, who for a time was forced into US exile before Britain finally granted responsible democratic government.
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