Celtic Voyage

1. The Rivers of Home – Midori (Midori) - 5:092. The Fire Dance – Medwyn Goodall (Medwyn Goodall) - 5:543. Garrai na bhFeileoig/The Hunters Purse/June Apple/Silver Spire – Florie Brown (trad., arr. F. Brown) - 4:574. Toomtabard – Saor Patrol (Charlie Allan/Paul Kane, arr. Charlie Allan) - 6:285. Canyon Moonrise – Turlough (McCann) - 3:416. Sliabh Na Mban – Jean-Yves Le Pape (trad., arr. Jacques Portal) - 4:307. Siege of St. Malo/Flitter Dance – Margie Butler (trad., arr. M. Butler) - 2:468. Owen's Boat – Catherine Duc (Catherine Duc) - 3:149. Road Back – Saor Patrol (Charlie Allan) - 6:2110. Marches of the O’Neills – Lynn Saoirse (trad., arr. Raymond J. Smyth) - 2:2511. Headed for Home (Skipping) (Florie Brown)/Tune for a Found Harmonium (S. Jeffes) – Florie Brown - 3:4812. Down by the Sally Gardens – Jean-Yves Le Pape (trad., arr. Yeats) - 4:3313. The Lands Beyond – Medwyn Goodall (Medwyn Goodall) - 5:5014. The Long Note – Turlough (trad., arr. Thomas Walsh) - 2:5915. Across the Glens – Midori (Midori) - 4:2416. Will You Come Down to Limerick – Jean-Yves Le Pape (trad., arr. Jacques Portal) - 1:5017. Road to Lisdoonvarna/Morrison’s – Lynn Saoirse (trad., arr. Raymond J. Smyth) - 2:0618. AfterMath – Saor Patrol (Charlie Allan) - 4:50Total playing time: 73:43 minAn enchanting collection of Celtic moods with haunting uilleann pipes, magical harps, fiddles, accordions, guitars… from Ireland, Scotland and Brittany. Beautiful and atmospheric songs, ballads and laments conjure an atmosphere of mystery and magic, reminiscent of the music to the film “Titanic” or to “Riverdance”.