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Music CD - Celtic Woman: Celtic Woman
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Music CD: Celtic Woman
Artist: Celtic Woman
List Price: $18.98
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Manufacturer: Manhattan Records
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Tracks:
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1. Last Rose Of Summer/Walking In The Air
2. May It Be
3. Isle Of Inisfree
4. Danny Boy
5. One World
6. Ave Maria
7. Send Me A Song
8. Siulil A Run
9. Orinoco Flow
10. Someday
11. She Moved Thru' The Fair
12. Nella Fantasia
13. The Butterfly
14. Harry's Game
15. The Soft Goodbye
16. You Raise Me Up
17. The Ashoken Farewell/The Contradiction
18. Si Do Mhaimeo I
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0724386023322
Format: Soundtrack
Label: Manhattan Records
Manufacturer: Manhattan Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Manhattan Records
Release Date: 2005-03-01
Studio: Manhattan Records
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Ireland at its finest!
Comment: This group is pure magic to both see and hear. David Downes is the genius behind the presentation and we can only look forward to his continued brilliant contribution to the music world.
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Summary: Angels On Earth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment: This CD audio is absolutely divine!!!!!!!!!
I listen to this Cd every single morning on my way to work!!!
It soothes me to and from work everyday!!! Their voices are like angels singing on Earth!!
Please try this CD! I know how much I have enjoyed it. I would love other people to hear their gaelic voices and enjoy it too.
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Summary: An Enchanting Sound:
Comment: The enchanting celtic sound flows perfectly from each song in this album: Some are up-beat and lively, and some are slow and solemn - but each song captures the essence of the celtic spirit. The soloists differ greatly in individual style and ability, yet each performs their own song with a sound that makes you think, "Perfect" in every sense of the word. If you love celtic music or light classical, you will love this album.
Nella Fantasia is a classic, and the young singer's control and placement on the climatic note is particularly admirable. Siulil A Run is a favorite of mine: the parts in Gaelic are simply amazing, and the rhythm feels much like rain. You Raise Me Up is another favorite of mine. The truly celtic element adds much to this song when compared to other popular renditions. The Soft Goodbye and Someday are both very moving pieces that are hard to forget, but, honestly, all the songs are equally intriguing and beautiful.
As best as it can be described, the music is open and spacious, mystical and enchanting, relaxing yet invigorating... simply put, beautiful.
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Summary: Angels
Comment: I recently bought this CD. It arrived as promised in mint condition. This is one of the most beaufiful group of women to sing ever!!! I listen to this every day. They all have voices like angels. If you love Celtic music , then this is the CD for you.
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Summary: Celtic Woman
Comment: Their music continues to prove just how sweet voices can be raised in harmony and can envolk flights of fantacy as you listen to their music. For someone raised on folk and pop music from the years of protest over the Vietnam war it is a joy to be able to listen to music that is undrestandable.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Fueled by healthy public appetite for traditional melodies and quasi-ethnic roots, the crossover genre continues to flourish with this debut release from Ireland's Celtic Woman ensemble. The brainchild of Sharon Browne, Dave Kavanaugh (founders of Ireland's successful Celtic Collections label) and young Riverdance touring company musical director David Downes, CW's five young women musicians and vocalists offer up an ever pleasant, Eire-savvy fusion of folk, pop and classical influences. Avoiding the intrusive, club-beat/sex kitten window dressing of Bond, the ensemble tackles material that ranges from the expected (spare, lovely covers of "Danny Boy" and "Ave Maria") to more adventurous fare like "Nella Fantasia" (Ennio Morricone's vocal adaptation of his rapturous theme from The Mission) and Enya's "Orinoco Flow." Elsewhere, "The Butterfly" offers up fiddle-fueled take on their Riverdance parallels (which also get a workout on the live bonus tracks), if renditions of Downes' originals like "One World" and "Send Me a Song" and "Someday" from Disney's animated Hunchback of Notre Dame hew slavishly to the middle of the road -- which largely seems the album's easy-listening intention. --Jerry McCulley
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