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by Glenn Morgan
Celtic and Beyond. An international album with British Isles repertoire joined by European tunes from Sweden, France, Holland, and the Ukraine. Both Medieval and modern touches adorn this thoughtfully assembled and arranged collection. Most of the tunes here are culled from 17th and 18th century sources. Joining the hammered dulcimer are fiddles, guitar, flutes, bass, French hurdy-gurdy (a stringed instrument that sounds a bit like a cross between a bagpipe and a fiddle), the Welsh crwth, and percussion including Scottish snares, side drum, bodhran, Morris sticks and bells, and more.
| Samples | ||
| Wave | MP3 | Track Title |
| Play | Valse Pour Les Petites Juenes Filles (French) | |
| Play | Tobin's Favorite/Dingle Regatta (Irish) | |
| Play | Play | Tres Cacaus/Merry Boys of Greenland (French/Shetland) |
| Play | Round-O (Welsh) | |
| Play | Katyusha (Ukrainian) | |
| Play | Play | Gordian Knot (English) |
| Play | Play | La Piedmontaise/Mazurka Auvergne/Ma Belle... (French/French/Simon Spalding) |
| Play | Planxty Burke (Irish) | |
| Play | St. Bride's Bells (English) | |
| Play | The Devil's Dream (American) | |
| Play | Pipe On The Hob/The Protestant Boys/The Hag With The Money (Irish) | |
| Play | Play | The Green Blade (Welsh) |
| Play | Gardebylåtten (Swedish) | |
| Play | Madlot (Dutch) | |
| Play | The Roaring Hornpipe (Welsh) | |
| Play | Shepherd's Hey/The Seven Step Polka (English/Shetland) | |
| Play | The Bride's a Bonny T'ing/La Bigaille (Scottish/French) | |
| Play | The Dressed Ship/The Indian Queen (English) | |
| Play | Valse à Cadet (French) | |
| Play | Mildred's Tune (American) | |
| Artist | Performed | |
| Glenn Morgan | * | Hammered dulcimers, Guitar |
| Simon Spalding | * | Fiddle, Crwth |
| David Miles | * | Flutes, Pennywhistle, Hurdy-Gurdy, Percussion |
| Alison Bailey | * | Fiddle |
| Mark Ungar | * | Guitar, Mandola, Tenor Banjo, Egg |
| Carla Kaufman | * | Acoustic Bass Violin |
| Jim Wells | * | Guitar |
| Gina Bucher | * | Bodhran |
Engineered by Dave Wellhausen
Mixed by Glenn Morgan and Dave Wellhause with Alison Morgan
Recorded and Mixed at Dave Wellhausen Studios, San Francisco
All arrangements ©1996 by Glenn Morgan
Graphic Design by Diana Carey
Special Production Assistance by Donald Meeker
Liner Notes by Alison Morgan with Glenn Morgan and Simon Spalding
Artist photo and Fishbite logo by John Bonath, Maddog Studio, Denver