The Celtic Harp The Chieftains

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  • Release Date: 08/04/2009
  • Original Release: 1993
  • Sales Rank: 13,281
  • Label: SBME SPECIAL MKTS.
  • UPC: 886974884521

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The Celtic Harp

1LISTENMacAllistrum's March (Máirseail Alasdroim) / Belfast Harp Orchestra Live 3:01
2LISTENWork(s)~Tribute to Bunting, medley 8:01
3LISTENWork(s)~The Parting of Friends / Kerry Fling 4:42
4LISTENPlanxty Bunting / Belfast Harp Orchestra Live 4:46
5LISTENMrs. (Madame) Cole 2:44
6LISTENThe Blackbird 4:27
7LISTENTáimse 'im Chodladh (I am asleep and don't waken me) 3:45
8LISTENSonny Brogan's Mazurkas / Belfast Harp Orchestra Live 2:55
9LISTENThe Wild Geese 6:31
10LISTENThe Green Fields of America (or Canada) / Kevin Conneff 5:40
11LISTENCarolan's Concerto (aka "Mrs. Power," from Edward Bunting's Ancient Mus / Belfast Harp Orchestra 3:05
12LISTENThe Lament for Limerick (Limerick's Lamentation) 5:01

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Produced by head Chieftain Paddy Maloney, The Celtic Harp is essentially a showcase for the very talented harpist Derek Bell. Bell handled all of the arrangements, as well as contributed harpsichord and tiompan to the proceedings. Fine solos from flute god Matt Malloy ("Parting of Friends/Kerry Fling"), vocalist Kevin Conneff ("Green Fields of America"), and pipe player Maloney ("T'Aimse 'Im Chodladh") give the album a definite Chieftain feel, but The Celtic Harp belongs to Bell, who infuses each note with the subtlety and grace of a true master. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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