The vibrant sounds of a tranquil Irish glen are the centerpiece of this album from "Solitudes." As lily white mists rise over the rolling greenery, a chorus of birds erupts in song. A nearby stream breaks the stillness with its babbling waters, which lazily flow around a tree-lined bend and out of sight. Joining Dan Gibson's always-lush nature recordings is an assortment of traditional Celtic ballads and airs, performed on instruments like the uilleann pipes, pennywhistle and Irish harp. The line-up includes such Irish classics as "The Water is Wide" and "The Last Rose of Summer," as well as poignant beauties like "The Arran Boat" and "Hector the Hero." Take a deep breath - you can almost smell the cool dewy air.
| 1. The May Morning Dew 5 : 05 |
| 2. The Arran Boar 7 : 20 |
| 3. The Last Rose of Summer 6 : 08 |
| 4. The Water is Wide 4 : 03 |
| 5. Carnolough Bay 5 : 50 |
| 6. Gaelic Aire 2 : 58 |
| 7. Hector the Hero 7 : 20 |
| 8. Anach Cuan 5 : 24 |
| 9. Eriskay 6 : 18 |
| 10. Amazing Grace 6 : 17 |
CD PRICE $15.00MP3 clip
| IMAGE | DAN GIBSON MUSIC TITLE | DESCRIPTION | CD PRICE |
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EMERALD FORESTsound clip/ |
CELTIC STRINGS, HARPS AND PENNY WHISTLES |
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NURTURING RAINsound clip/ |
GENTLE RAIN, WILDLIFE & PIANO |
