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Celtic Roots Craic! 47 – Sowin’ wi’ a ‘fiddle’
“Foxlight” by Iarla Ó Lionáird
Top 10 Celtic Music CDs Of 2011
February 10, 2012 Last week I talked about drivin’, our latest Belfast sculpture and...
Celtic Harper/Singer Claire Roche goes back to her roots with Songs from the Harp...
Iarla Ó Lionáird’s CD, “Foxlight” is one of the best I’ve heard in a...
It’s time for the top 10 Celtic CDs of 2011 list! There sure was...
The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast has a brand new episode. This one features the Best Celtic Music of 2011 by your votes. You’ll find music from The Crossing, The Flying Toads, Sligo Rags, Keith Hinchliffe, Maggie Drennon, Rising Gael, Heather Alexander, Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer, Atlantic Wave, Rambling Sailors, Scooter Muse, Colin...
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Band Name: Gaelic Brass (Liza Zumbrunnen, director/arranger) Hometown: Overland Park, Kansas Gaelic Brass plays only Celtic arrangements by Liza Zumbrunnen (the director and trumpeter). Although the music is played by two trumpets and a trombone, the songs stay true to the original Celtic style. The arrangements can be described a brass interpretation of traditional...
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The Rogues were Voted #1 Celtic Band in the World out of 63 international groups. In 2010 they won Album and Group of the Year and headlined in Las Vegas at the Monte Carlo. In 2011 the US Navy flew them to Guantanamo Bay to perform for the troops and their music appeared in...
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The Celtic Music Magazine is approaching twelve years in existence. I started it in the fall of 2000. It’s evolved a lot since it was called the Celtic Muse and featured free Celtic MP3s on MP3.com. Now we have CD reviews as well as free MP3s. Occasionally, we highlight some cool bits of Celtic...
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45 – ‘Ach, would yez catch yerselves on?’ Sunset over Strangford Lough, Islandhill, near Comber, Co. Down 14th November 2011 The clocks have changed and it’s getting dark quite early these days – “There’s a qu’er change in the evenin’s.” But strangely enough, despite all the dire predictions from the weathermen of prolonged sub-zero...
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