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Release Date: 1995-09-12, Audio CD, Windham Hill Records

Category Traditional Scottish Folk, Contemporary Instrumental, Irish Folk, Traditional Irish Folk, Christmas, Adult Alternative, Traditional Celtic, Celtic Folk, Celtic Pop

This wonderful holiday collection includes beautiful arrangements of 21 carols by Kim Robertson, one of the most widely-known harpists in the world. Songs include: Away in a Manger ? Coventry Carol ? Divinum Mysterium ? God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen ? Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring ? Silent Night ? What Child Is This? (Greensleeves) ? more.

If truth be told, I love this recording in the heat of July just as much as I do during the Christmas season. A masseuse friend of mine feels the same way and plays Celtic Christmas III throughout the year during her sessions. It is a soothing, heart-warming collection of 12 Celtic-inspired music pieces, both traditional and contemporary, recorded at different locations from Dublin to the Church of St. George in New York, to San Diego. Celtic harp, violin, uilleann pipes, arch lute, viola, bodhran...

This is a beautiful and truly memorable recording, at once soothing and festive, and suitable for any day of the year.

These delightful Gaelic-flavored settings, including “The Wexford Carol” and “Suo Gân”, are fresh, airy and unique. Instrumentation includes optional “Celtic” instruments which can be effectively performed on recorder, violin, guitar and bass. Available: SATB, SAB, 2-Part, Instrumental Pak, ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:20.

12 songs; 1- What child is this, 2- Angels we have heard on high, 3- In the bleak midwinter, 4- Away in a manger, 5- We Three kinds/ O come, O come Emmanuel, 6- It came upon a midnight clear/God rest ye Merry Gentlemen/ Connaught man's rambles, 7- O holy night, 8- Silent night/ The first Noël / The Holy and the Ivy, 9- Coleraine's jig / Jackson's jig, 10-Angels we have heard on high/ Christmas Eve, 11-Auld Land Syne, 12 What child is This (reprise)

Robertson, K. Celtic Christmas (revised ed.)-A la Nanita Nana Away in a Manger Christ Child's Lullaby Come All Ye Shepherds Coventry Carol Ding Dong! Merrily on High! Divinum Mysterium Entre le Boeuf The First Nowell God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen Good King Wenceslas (Medley) Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring Quand li Bergi Rosa Mystica (Lo How a Rose) Saltarello Sheep May Safely Graze Silent Night Veni Emmanuel (O Come O Come Emmanuel) Venite Adoremus Verbum Supernum What Child Is This? (Greensleeves).

'A lady in a flowing gold brocaded red gown carries a wreath of candles. She is framed by a holiday sampler accented with beads.' says designer Marilyn Leavitt-Imblum. The pattern is worked over 159 by 238 stitch and uses 23 shades of DMC stranded cotton, metallic floss and 4 different type of beads. A very rich and detailed designer more suited to advanced stitchers.

This wonderful holiday collection includes beautiful arrangements of 21 carols by Kim Robertson, one of the most widely-known harpists in the world. Songs include: Away in a Manger * Coventry Carol * Divinum Mysterium * God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen * Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring * Silent Night * What Child Is This? (Greensleeves) * more.

Additional Search Terms For , Celtic Christmas CD: ARTIST CAMBRIDGE CHOIR COLLEGE GILES HILL IAN MAGDALEN MARTIN MUSHET NIALL OXFORD QUEENS SARA SARAH SINGSCAPE SOUTER STOWE UNKNOWN WORCESTER Xmas

Title: Celtic Christmas for String Orchestra (Grade 3), Edited by Bob Mathews, Published by Neil A. Kjos Music Co., Item number: SO172C

Compilation producer: Micheal O Domhnaill. Engineers include: Philip Begley, Mike Aarvold, Micheal O Domhnaill, Gil Morales, Jeff Johnson. Reviews: Entertainment Weekly (12/5/97, p. 93) - ". . . this collection conjures the hauntingspirit of Xmas without once making you think of leprechauns. "- Rating: B

Sweet and gentle from beginning to end, this charming lullaby captures the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. A captivating lilting Celtic melody and a text that is replete with vivid word painting combine to provide an excellent addition to your Christmas Eve service.

Bright pennywhistles, lonesome fiddles, mysterious flutes, strumming guitars, the brushed and pounding bodhran sounding like a horse at gallop over snowy roads, and female voices so clear and focused they might be angels calling out through the ether of time. All these elements combine to shape Celtic Christmas III. Among the more sterling tracks are David Agnew and David Downes's "Wexford Carol" and the original compositions by Lisa Lynne ("Circle of Joy," "Home") and Brian Dunning and Jeff Johnson...