An upbeat folk fiddle tune with violin, guitar, bass and piano. After a rollicking
beginning the theme transitions into slow, sad lyrical feel.
Gentle and melodic, orchestral underscore.
A set of Irish jigs on solo fiddle. Lively and authentic. This track has two titles because this is traditionally how many Irish pub tunes are performed, as a double set of short tunes, the first leading directly into the second.
A gentle and slowly swaying Celtic ballad. Very relaxed and mellow feel with Celtic with guitars, harp, pan flute and cello .
Traditional old all famouse English ballade was made in a medieval style of music. Acoustic guitars and solo block flute with a bass drum are creating the live atmosphere of medieval castle. Romantic and slightly sad, pensive, calm and lovely.
A sad and lamentive march performed by fiddle, mandolin and bodhran. Guitar enters at 01:54 as Johnny Cope begins - this is a more upbeat and faster tune in the form of a Hornpipe. Live musicians on acoustic instruments.
A fun, toe tapping Irish traditional reel which leads into another reel called Far From Home at 1:06. Bodhran keeps the pace throughout while fiddle, guitar and mandolin play a joyful and cheerful tune. Popular pub music in Ireland. 100% live performance.
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A 19th century Irish folk song arranged with a folk tune and featuring guitar and fiddle. Authentic and historic.
A tasteful, acoustic rendition of this traditional Irish / Celtic / English folk song, Flute, harpsichord, classical guitar, A very emotive and poignant melody which stirs emotion of longing, beauty, love and melancholy.
A beautiful Irish air played by tin whistle and synth pad. "Ned of the Hill" is the English translation of the Irish title "Éamonn an Chnoic". About an Irish aristocrate who led a bandit gang who called for the overthrow of William of Orange.
Celtic Dancing music developing in to orchestral score.
Irish folk tune in 9/8 time, Banjo, Mandolin, Fiddles, Guitar, Irish Flute and Bodhran.
A traditional Irish song, translated as "The Brink of the White Rocks". Performed by tin whistle with guitar accompaniment, this is a mournful and sad tune. y. Beautiful and melancholy, yet has a slight edge of hope.
Cello led plaintive leit motiv with a Celtic feel.
A pretty irish air on solo fiddle. Very authentic Celtic/Irish sound.