A very tasteful and delicate version of the traditional Irish classic, Amazing Grace. There are numerous verses throughout, each with a slightly different arrangement, giving this track a nice, subtle variation throughout.
A gentle and slowly swaying Celtic ballad. Very relaxed and mellow feel with Celtic with guitars, harp, pan flute and cello .
Adventures, developing in full Hollywood score. Celtic percussions, flutes, bag pipes, guitars, orchestral underscore.
Celtic, Irish or medieval styled track with guitars, percussion, Irish flute and bag pipes. This one keeps building as it progresses and the mood keeps picking up. Soothing, uplifting and homely.
A sad and reflective traditional Irish air played on the fiddle and accompanied by nylon guitar. Contemplative and thoughtful, this air is beautiful, stirring and sad. From around 18th century Ireland, a genuine Irish air. 100% live performance.
One of the most famous traditional Irish songs ever, this number is much covered drinking song, straight out of Irish pubs and steeped in Irish history. Crowd hand clapping joins about half way in. "Jolly, hell bent and spiteful"
A popular Irish traditional hornpipe which leads into a faster reel at 1:23. Gets the crowd up dancing at a traditional music session in a pub. Fiddle, guitar and bodhran come together for a powerful and booming performance. 100% live performance.
Medieval or celtic sounding Fantasy piece with flute, tamborine and traditional drums, Medieval inn, town, festival or dance,
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A 19th century Irish folk song arranged with a folk tune and featuring guitar and fiddle. Authentic and historic.
A traditional Irish waltz. Authentic and acoustic recording with all live instruments - performed on violin, accordion, acoustic guitars, Irish recorder and flute. A pretty and charming Irish melody.
A dark Irish lament on solo fiddle. Authentic Ireland.
Mandolin, fiddle and bodhran play this set of Irish reels. Light instrumentation compared to most reels, this is a very old tune - collected first by Michael Coleman in "Past Masters of Irish Fiddle Music" in 1923. Live recording.
Celtic Dancing music developing in to orchestral score.