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by Glenn Morgan
Here, the dulcimer is joined by a Celtic "orchestra". Richly arranged tunes from many Celtic regions:the Shetland Islands, Scotland, Ireland, England, Wales, New England and Brittany. Additional instruments used at various points throughout this musical travelogue include fiddles, cello, oboe, recorder, Irish pennywhistle, guitar, octave mandolin, tenor banjo, and the medieval Welsh bowed lyre called the crwth, as well as various bits of percussion: bodhran, dumbek, bones, side drum, and tambourine.
| Samples | ||
| Wave | MP3 | Track Title |
| Play | Port Lairge/St. Anne's Reel | |
| Play | Tralee Gaol/Finnish Polka | |
| Play | The Greenland Man's Tune/The Back Reel/The New-Rigged Ship | |
| Play | Polkas: Johnny Leary's/Bill Sullivan's | |
| Play | Another Jig Will Do/Campbell's Farewell To Redcastle | |
| Play | Play | Meillionen |
| Play | Mony Musk/Timour The Tartar | |
| Play | Rakish Paddy/Mason's Apron | |
| Play | Over The Waterfall/Petronella | |
| Play | Play | Ce Sont Les Valaisannes Que J'aime Le Mieux |
| Play | Jamie Allen/The Kerry Slides | |
| Play | St. Kilda Wedding | |
| Play | Play | Simon's Breton Tune For A Friday Afternoon |
| Play | The Rose Tree | |
| Play | Abbot's Bromley Horn Dance | |
| Play | La Fille De Rose | |
| Artist | Performed | |
| Glenn Morgan | * | Hammered Dulcimer |
| Mark Ungar | * | Guitar, Octave Mandolin |
| Simon Spalding | * | Fiddle, Viola, Crwth |
| Heather Alexander | * | Fiddle |
| Barry Phillips | * | Cello |
| Shelley Phillips | * | Oboe, Recorders, Pennywhistle |
| Deirdre McCarthy | * | Bodhran, Bones, Doumbek, Drum, Tambourine |
| Sean O'Brien | * | Guitar, Tenor Banjo |
| Rees Wesson | * | Melodeon |
Engineered by Dave Wellhausen
Mixed by Dave Wellhausen, Glenn and Alison Morgan
Produced by Glenn Morgan and Fishbite Recordings
All arrangements by Glenn Morgan and the performing musicians
Glenn Morgan's hammered dulcimers built by Master Works
© Copyright 1993 Fishbite Recordings
Graphic Production by John Bonath, Maddog Studio, Denver, Colorado
Cover Painting, Two Ships Passing Through the Golden Gate in the Fog, Charles Dorman Robinson (circa 1890-1895)
Cover Painting courtesy of Mark Hoffman, Maxwell Galleries, Ltd., San Francisco, California