 | Celtic dueling violins Celtic dueling violins - Smith & Nesbitt. Live from Hyde Park London. If you want to download the video here is te link: http://rapidshare.com/files/27674145/Celtic_dueling_violins_-_Nesbitt___Smith..wmv |
 | Vanessa Mae - Red Hot Music Video Vanessa Mae's Music Video of "Red Hot" Single (Violin Single) |
 | Celtic Violinist Enchanting an audience with a celtic reel. |
 | Celtic Woman - The Butterfly Mairead Nesbitt |
 | The Celtic Battle of the Bands: "The Lash" The final act during our preliminary CBOB's became the opening act of The Celtic Battle of the Bands Finale on July 22nd, 2006 at The Ionia Free Fair. "THE LASH" out of Lansing MI, USA brought their "Celtic Mayhem" with them and rocked an appreciative audience! See for yourself why this is one of the top Celtic Music Groups in the whole Mid-West!!! |
 | Violin Sue Aston Clip from Elly's Theme celtic Cornwall A short violin clip from Elly's theme. Filmed on the cliffs of North Cornwall by Meteor entertainments. Composed by violinist Sue Aston Taken from 'Reflections of Cornwall DVD' Music from 'Inspirational Journey CD' Dedicated to my Nan Elly www.sueaston.com |
 | lord of the ring:The two towers a music vid form the LOTR 2 back groud music is a celtic music,i love celtic music |
 | celtic music gothic remix of darkness chill out trance woman my work as photographer... enjoy..... MUSIC - MOYA BRENNAN - TELL ME NOW ( WHAT YOU SEE) |
 | celtic music #6: "flower of scotland" Different versions of the same tune. Diverse versioni della stessa melodia. FLOWER OF SCOTLAND written by Roy Williamson of the Corries (1936-1990). Scottish national anthem. (movie: mountains of scotland) excerpts from: - Phil Coulter (album "Scottish tranquillity", 1991) - Black mountain male chorus (album "Land of my fathers", 1999) - the Corries (album "Flower of Scotland", 1996 ) - Steve McDonald (album "Highland farewell", 2000) - Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem with Robbie O'Connell (album "Older but no wiser", 2005) - Barbara Dickson (album "world in union: anthems", 1995) - Black Watch Pipe Band (album "March of the Royal Highlanders", 1990) - Royal Scots Dragoon Guards (album "The flower of Scotland", 1999) Lyrics (black mountain male choir) o flower of scotland when will we see your like again that fought and dies for your wee bit hill and glen and stood against him proud edward's army and sent him homeward tae think again... (the corries) the hills are bare now and autumn leaves lie thick and still o'er land that is lost now which those so dearly held... o flower of scotland when will we see your like again that fought and dies for your wee bit hill and glen and stood against him proud edward's army and sent him homeward tae think again... (clancy brothers) those days have passed now and in the past they must remain but we can still rise now and be the nation again that stood against him proud edward's army and sent him homeward tae think again (barbara dickson) o flower of scotland when will we see your like again that fought and dies for your wee bit hill and glen and stood against him proud edward's army and sent him homeward tae think again... |
 | celtic music #5: "bonny portmore" Different versions of the same tune. Diverse versioni della stessa melodia: BONNY PORTMORE excerpts from: - Loreena McKennitt: "Bonny Portmore" (album "Live in Paris and Toronto", 1999) - Laura Creamer: "Bonny Portmore" (from: "Highlander: the series" soundtrack, 1995) - Michael Maxwell: "Bonny Portmore" (album "Emerald forest: a celtic sanctuary", 1999) - Gregorian: "Bonny Portmore" (album "Masters Of Chant Chapter 2", 2004) - Angelo Branduardi: "Donna di luce" (different lyrics*, album: "Altro ed altrove", 2003) - the Rogues of Scotland: "Bonny Portmore" (album "the Rogues V.O", 2001) - Loreena McKennitt: "Bonny Portmore" (album "Nights from the Alhambra", 2007) - Loreena McKennitt: "Bonny Portmore" (album "the Visit", 1991) (loreena - live in paris and toronto) o bonny portmore, you shine where you stand and the more I think on you, the more I think long if I had you now as I had once before all the lords of old england would not purchase portmore... (laura creamer) o bonny portmore, I am sorry to see such a woeful destruction of your ornament tree for it stood on your shore for many's the long day till the long boats from antrim came to float it away... (gregorian) o bonny portmore you shine where you stand and the more I think of you, the more I think long if I have you now as I have once before all the lords of old england would not purchase portmore... (loreena - nights from the alhambra) o bonny portmore, you shine where you stand and the more I think on you, the more I think long if I had you now as I had once before all the lords of old england would not purchase portmore... (loreena - the visit) all the birds in the forest, they bitterly weep saying "where shall we shelter? where shall we sleep?" for the oak and the ash, they are all cutten down and the walls of bonny portmore are all down to the ground... from the album's booklet "the Visit" (Loreena McKeniit): The destruction of old growth forests has become an important conservation issue in recent years, but it is not a new phenomenon. Over the centuries many of Ireland's old oak forests were leveled for military and shipbuilding purposes. Only recently has there been an effort to reestablish these great hardwoods. The Great Oak of Portmore stood on the property of Portmore Castle on the shore of Lough Beg. - L.M. *from the album's booklet "Altro ed Altrove - parole d'amore dei popoli lontani" (Angelo Branduardi): Antica lirica irlandese. Sec'. IX. II dio Midir invita la donna che in passato fu il suo amore ed ora e' la moglie del re di Tara. a seguirlo nel suo magico regno al di là dell'Oceano... la Terra della Giovinezza, dove il vino scorre a fiumi e nessuno muore prima di essere ormai vecchio. Ancient Irish song. Sec'. IX. The god Midir invites the woman that in the past was his love and now is the wife of the king of Tara to follow him in his magical kingdom outside the Ocean... The Land of the Youth, where the vine flows like a river and no-one die before being old... Antique chant irlandais. Sec'. IX. Le dieu Midir invite la femme qui fut par le passé son amour et qui maintenant est l'épouse du roi de Tara, à le suivre dans son royaume magique au delà de l'Océan... la Terre de la Jeunesse, où le fin coule à flots et personne ne meurt avant que de n'être vieux... Antike irische Lyrik. IX Jahrhundert. Der Gott Midir lädt die Frau ein - die früher seine Geliebte war und jetzt die Ehefrau des Königs von Tara ist - ihm zu folgen in sein magisches Reich jenseits des Ozeans... Das Land der Jugend, wo der Wein in Flüssen fliesst und niemand stirbt, bevor er alt ist... |
العربية
中国
Français
Deutsch
Ελληνική
हिन्दी
Italiano
日本語
Português
Русский
Español
