Columbian Celtic
CD review
7/4/2009, Liz Patton
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You’re lost in an infinite forest on the European mainland in medieval times, and hear music coming through the trees.
The music you hear is Perceval.
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Ravin' about Raven
CD review
14/11/2008, Liz Patton
Raven is a beautiful example of what two skilled musicians can do with a style they obviously love.
The passion in their playing could not be fabricated, and makes this album a joy to listen to.
Even though the songs might not be canon now, the way they play this music should be.
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A new Canadian singer dawns
CD review
24/10/2008, Liz Patton
A new name in the Canadian Celtic scene rises above the horizon with Collette Cheverie’s new album Hours Before Dawn.
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The Killdares new album is secret no longer
CD review
5/9/2008, Liz Patton
Secrets of the Day is The Killdares’ fifth album, released ten years after their first album Broken with a Word.
This album demonstrates The Killdares’ approach to Celtic/Rock fusion. The piping and fiddling on this album are
an excellent demonstration of a non-traditional approach to playing those instruments. The problem with this album
is drums are way too loud compared to the other instruments. That and the effects on the vocal track make it very hard
to hear the lyrics.
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The Hunt for Celtic Artists
22/8/2008, Liz Patton
What do you do if you’re trying to find a new Celtic artist and don’t want to spend a fortune on CDs to find what you like?
Let me introduce you to your new best friend – Pandora.com.
Pandora is a free dynamic database based on the Music Genome Project. According to their Web site a group of musicians and
programmers got together about nine years ago to find a better way to analyze music based on similarity of melody, harmony,
instrumentation, arrangement and much more.
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