| Great sound and harmonies from this band out of Athens, Georgia. | ||
| Celtic duo out of Melbourne, Australia with an impressive performance resumé of classic Scottish and Irish songs. | ||
| Celtic Renaissance music duo from Austin, Texas. A description fo their sound from their site... "Scottish and Irish folk songs combined with the Lord of the Rings music and a wee bit o'Celtic fun" | ||
| "Maggie astounds listeners with her crystal clear voice, her mastery of the unique sounds and rhythms of Gaelic Song, and her ability to present these songs in a thoroughly enjoyable yet informative fashion." | ||
| Synonymous with Scottish folk music and most famous for their song "Flower of Scotland". | ||
| "Rob Crabtree began bagpiping at age 10, and was the 1986 North American Amateur Champion. In his years of professional solo piping, Rob has reached the highest levels of piping, culminating with his capture of the 1998 Gold Medal at Braemar, Scotland and the 1997 North American Professional Championship. He is a regular performer and prizewinner at the world's foremost competitions. " | ||
| "Performing traditional Canadian Celtic-folk music, this family group from Hamilton, Ontario not only creates an irresistible sound that drives audiences into a frenzy but also leaves many astonished and speechless after witnessing the intensity, passion, and drive of these musicians." | ||
| "The Glengarry Bhoys signature sound fuses the roots of their Glengarry heritage with the multicultural sounds of modern Celtic and contemporary music." | ||
| A great band out of Ontario, Canada. Hadrian's Wall is a highly energetic band playing a blend of traditional Irish and Scottish music, rock and pop. | ||
| "High energy folk-rock and bluegrass has made them the number one Irish band in the Northeastern United States" | ||
| IONA's music is a unique, acoustic weave of the traditional music of Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, Brittany (France), the Isle of Man and Galicia (Spain). | ||
| "We are a band currently making a splash on the tristate area's Irish scene! We play an eclectic mix of everything from traditional Irish music to pop/rock, with many surprises thrown in along the way!" | ||
| This talented fiddling, step-dancing family puts on an amazing show!!! | ||
| "Since 1998 the Virginia based Welsh band, Moch Pryderi, has been performing the exciting and haunting Celtic music of Wales with occasional excursions into the other Celtic nations of Brittany, Galicia, Cornwall, Ireland and Scotland." | ||
| Official site of this Cape Breton fiddling sensation. Another musician that you don't want to miss in concert. | ||
| "This five member ensemble brings you a presentation of Celtic music with a bit of attitude. Traditional tunes played straight up or yielding to the influences of world rhythms." | ||
| An extremely busy Celtic rock band with an amazing live show. This band always seems to be on tour so check out their schedule and make sure to catch them live. | ||
| An electronic take on timeless traditional tunes brings some hauntingly beautiful sounds. With these arrangements, Skully has made these tunes his own. Definitely worth a listen!!! | ||
| Tracy Sands is a traditional Irish singer and Contemporary Irish Vocalist who now calls Florida her home. A native of Mayobridge in County Down, Ireland, Tracy comes from the very famous "Sands Folk Family" and apparently her young daughters seem to be on their way to follow in the family tradition so perhaps they will be featured on a future recording. | ||
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Welsh Choir of Southern California / Côr Cymraeg De Califfornia |
Formed in 1997, the Welsh Choir of Southern California has grown into one of the largest Welsh choirs in the United States. The Choir's repertoire is one hundred percent Welsh, with approximately two-thirds sung in the Welsh language and one-third in English. New members welcome!!! | |
| An accomplished Celtic harpist / composer / story-teller from London, Ontario with a growing international reputation. |
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April 02, 2010 13:36 |