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| Celtic Woman | Primary Artist |
| Eoghan O'Neill | Bass Guitar |
| Andy Reilly | Percussion, Bodhran |
| Ray Fean | Percussion, Drums, Bodhran |
| David Downes | Percussion, Conductor, Keyboards, Background Vocals, Piano (Grand) |
| Alan Smale | Concert Master |
| Anthony Byrne | Bagpipes, Soloist |
| Ewan Cowley | Acoustic Guitar, Bouzouki, Electric Guitar |
| Martin Johnston | Cello, Soloist |
| Gerald Peregrine | Cello, Soloist |
| Tommy Martin | uillean pipes |
| Paul Brady | Composer |
| Chris de Burgh | Composer |
| Paul Simon | Composer |
| Andrew Boland | Engineer |
| Charlie Chaplin | Composer |
| Oscar Hammerstein II | Composer |
| Nick Ingman | Orchestration |
| David Downes | Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Orchestration, Choir Arrangement, Whistle |
| Mairead Nesbitt | Arranger |
| Traditional | Composer |
| Vlado Meller | Mastering |
| Tara Leigh Chiari | Marketing |
| Rosemary Collier | Director |
| R. Loveland | Composer |
| D. Downes | Arranger, Composer |
| Downes | Composer |
| Caroline Nesbitt | Sleeve Design |
| Tommy Martin | Whistle |
| Caitríona Ní Dhuill | Composer |
CaitK
Posted Wed Dec 07 00:00:00 EST 2011
This album is bar far the best Celtic Woman has done! I love all the songs and the arrangements are amazing! Can't wait to see this concert live!
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Posted Sat Dec 03 00:00:00 EST 2011
This was the first time I had ever participated in the production taping of a concert. We were given some minor instruction by the stage manager concerning lead-in applause once set changes had been made. I have never before attended a concert where every single number received a standing ovation--spontaneous and with no stage direction whatsoever. As always, Mairead is fabulous! Chloe's rendition of Ave Maria was simply the best I've ever heard. I already have my tickets to see Celtic Woman on 3/20/2012 in Richmond, VA, along with "meet and greet" passes. Having seen other CW concerts and participating in the taping of this one, I know we will miss Lisa Kelly's powerful voice while she is on maternity leave. No one can replace her, but I look forward to seeing who will return for the concert tour. Blessings for Lisa, Scott and their growing family!
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Posted Wed Mar 07 00:00:00 EST 2012
This CD is fantastic. The songs are great and Celtic Woman voices, of course, are wonderful. I really like "A Spaceman Came Traveling" and "A Woman's Heart". I had never heard these songs until listening to this CD.
This CD is easy to concentrate on other things while listening to so can be good background music.
I have a few Celtic Woman CDs and this is one of the best!
Highly recommend.
tootalljohn
Posted Sun Dec 11 00:00:00 EST 2011
Completely overwhelming
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - James Christopher Monger
Believe, the sixth outing from the Celtic Woman, features 17 new tracks that dutifully blur the line between traditional and contemporary pop music. For the most part, the group, which consists of vocalists Chloë Agnew, Lisa Kelly and newcomer Lisa Lambe, violinist Máiréad Nesbitt, and a full orchestra, don't deviate too much from the Riverdance-meets-Celine Dion approach that's made them internationally lauded stars since their formation in 2004. Folk standards like "The Parting Glass," "Water Is Wide," and "Green Grow the Rushes" glisten with new age flourishes, yet retain their distinctive melodies, while grandiose takes on pop hits Simon & Garfunkel's ...