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| In celebration of the golden age of monasticism, this unique book explores the lives of various Celtic saints from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany and Gaul. The mysticism, art and learning associated with this period and these saints are superbly recalled here. Keaney gives a brief account of the lives of various Celtic saints including: St. Patrick, St. Brendan, St. Kilian, St. Bridget, St. Malachy, St. Margaret and nine more. Jeanette Dunne's superb illustrations provide the perfect complement to the author's text. Celtic Heritage Saints is written in a very accessible style and gives concise, anecdotal and factual accounts of the lives of these popular saints. A Veritas Book. |
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| Honest songs of personal testimony to communicate with our Holy God, arranged with a Celtic inclination. |
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| Wonderful instrumental versions of traditional Irish spiritual favorites make this a special blend of the classical hymns with classic Irish music instruments like the Celtic harp, hammered dulcimer, uillean pipes, fiddle whistle, bodran and more. Expertly crafted, the enchanting music includes All Things Bright and Beautiful, Be Thou My Vision, The King of Love My Shepherd Is, Morning Has Broken, St. Anne's Reel, Beautiful Saviour and 9 more favorites. |
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| The gifted and popular International Irish Tenor presents this very beautiful album of new recordings of 12 lovely Irish songs that tell moving stories in song as only the Irish can do. Mark's warm, rich tenor voice is coupled with the vibrant sound from a group of excellent musicians playing Celtic instruments that accentuate these classic songs that were recently produced in the Emerald Isle. Songs include Fields of Athenry, Carrickfergus, Song of Ireland, The Contender, Minstrel Boy, Danny Boy and six more. ' ' 1. Ireland's Call '' 2. Carrickfergus ''3. Ride On ' 4. Fields of Athenry ''5. The Lonely Man '6. Katie ' 7. Mistrel Boy '' 8. Danny Boy ''9. What Color if the Wind '10. Song of Ireland '11. Creeslagh Hill '12. The Contender |
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| Grammy-nominated Irish songwriting and composing veteran Phil Coulter produced this album sung by five unique and distinct male Celtic singers that includes an eclectic mix of songs ranging from the traditional Mountains of Mourne, The Voyage , and Come By the Hills to the international hits such as Brothers in Arms and Desperado , as well as original compositions by Coulter. The ensemble numbers in Celtic Thunder reflect the power of the vocalists, who range in age from 14 to 40, and feature songs that celebrate a common Celtic heritage. 15 songs in total. ' Track Listing: ' 1. Heartland ' 2. The Mountains of Mourne ' 3. The Voyage ' 4. Come by the Hills (Buachaill on Eirne '5. Remember Me (Recuerdame) '6. Desperado '7. Steal Away ' 8. The Island '9. The Old Man '10. Brothers in Arms '11. Cal/Local Hero '12. Lauren & I '13. She ' 14. Ireland's Call |
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| Recorded in Ireland, Hayley's new album is a very personal collection of classical arias, Irish and Celtic folk songs"representing treasured people and places in her remarkable musical journey, including some original tracks written by Hayley herself. This recording is a celebration of Hayley's celtic roots, and her more mature voice is hauntingly beautiful with stunning richness as she sings moving versions of The Last Rose of Summer, The Water is Wide, Scarborough Fair, Danny Boy, Shenandoah, Abide With Me, and 7 more. ' '1. Let Me Lie ' 2. Scarborough Fair ' ' 3. Shenandoah '4. Summerfly '5. Whispering Hope ' 6. Danny Boy '7. Summer Rain ' 8. Thye Last Rose of Summer '9. One Fine Day '10. Sonny ' 11. The Water is Wide '12. Melancholy Interlude '13. Abide With Me |
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| A daily prayer book that invites participation by all ages, Celtic Treasure will enable families to draw regularly from the great riches of Scripture and Celtic Christianity. It can also serve as a refreshing resource for individual or small-group prayer.In language that is striking for its simplicity and beauty, Philip Newell provides a retelling of a Scripture passage and original prayers inspired by the Celtic tradition for each day of the week. Over the course of seven weeks, these daily readings cover the whole arc of Scripture from the stories of creation and Israel through the life of Jesus and the New Testament letters.Exquisitely illustrated throughout with images from the ancient Book of Kells and with children's vibrant interpretations of Celtic art, Newell's Celtic Treasure will lead families, small groups, and individuals from the noise and busyness of everyday life into the mystery and wonder of the God who has created us and loves us. |
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| Did you know that Celtic Christianity was one of the most successful evangelistic movements in church history? Hunter believes that the methods used by the Celts can greatly forward our outreach efforts today! Discover the parallels between the modern world and the Middle Ages, and see why the West is ripe for "the Celtic way of evangelism." |
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| Fueled by the great interest in traditional melodies and quasi-ethnic roots, the crossover genre continues to flourish with this best-selling first debut release from Ireland's Celtic Woman ensemble. The very talented five young women musicians and vocalists offer up an ever pleasant, Eire-savvy fushion of folk,'pop and classical songs with amazing harmonies that inspire and entertain. 18 lovely tracks include May It Be, Ave Maria,'Nella Fantasia, Danny Boy, Isle of Imnisfree, You Raise Me Up and 12 more. ' Track List '1. Last Rose Of Summer/Walking In The Air ' 2. May It Be '3. Isle Of Inisfree ' 4. Danny Boy '5. One World ' 6. Ave Maria '7. Send Me A Song '8. Siulil A Run '9. Orinoco Flow ' 10. Someday '11. She Moved Thru' The Fair '12. Nella Fantasia '13. The Butterfly '14. Harry's Game '15. The Soft Goodbye ' 16. You Raise Me Up '17. The Ashoken Farewell/The Contradiction '18. Si Do Mhaimeo I |
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| The very popular angelic singers of Celtic Woman take on the most beloved Christmas songs on this very inspiring, unique Christmas album. Chloë, Lisa, Moav, Órla, and Mairoad lend their signature Celtic style to such classics as O Holy Night, Silent Night, The Little Drummer Boy, White Christmas, The Wexford Carol, O Come All Ye Faithful, Away in a Manger , and 8 more moving renditions. Most impressive about A Christmas Celebration is its glowing immediacy. The record's rich vocals and colorful instrumentals create a concert-like setting, reprising the season's most loved hymns and carols, along with a Gaelic version of That Night in Bethlehem. 'Unexpected numbers such as Christmas Pipes and Carol of the Bells (led by the spirited fiddling of Mariread) only enhance an already engaging album. They combine their Celtic voices against lovely orchestral arrangements and sparser settings--spiked with the traditional Irish fare of uilleann pipes, harp, and ancient choral harmony--to deliver an assortment of reverent but lively arrangements that wouldn't be out of place at a church, concert hall, or good Irish celli.'' |
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