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1 Last Rose of Summer (Intro)/Walking in the Air Traditional/Blake 4:22
2 May It Be Brennan/Ryan 3:47
3 Isle of Inisfree Traditional 3:28
4 Danny Boy Weatherly 3:26
5 One World Healy/Downes 3:49
6 Ave Maria Traditional 2:56
7 Send Me a Song NíDhubhghaill/Downe 4:23
8 Siúil a Rún (Walk My Love) Traditional 3:16
9 Orinoco Flow Enya/Ryan 3:32
10 Someday Menken/Schwartz 4:22
11 She Moved Thru' the Fair Traditional 3:30
12 Nella Fantasia Ferrau/Morricone 3:42
13 The Butterfly Traditional 3:02
14 Harry's Game Brennan 2:32
15 The Soft Goodbye Agnew/Downes/McCrea 3:59
16 You Raise Me Up Loveland/Graham 4:34
17 The Ashoken Farewell/The Contradiction [Live][*] Unger/Traditional 4:10
18 Sí Do Mhaimeo Í (The Wealthy Widow) Traditional 2:13
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Celtic Woman

Audio Compact Disc [Manhattan]

Label: Manhattan Records

Style: Celtic

Celtic Woman

UPC: 724386023322

Release Date: 03/01/2005

Original Release Date: 03/01/2005

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Last Rose of Summer (Intro)/Walking in the Air, May It Be, Isle of Inisfree, Danny Boy, One World, Ave Maria, Send Me a Song, Siúil a Rún (Walk My Love), Orinoco Flow, Someday, She Moved Thru' the Fair, Nella Fantasia, The Butterfly, Harry's Game, The Soft Goodbye, You Raise Me Up, The Ashoken Farewell/The Contradiction [Live][*], Sí Do Mhaimeo Í (The Wealthy Widow)]
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Gregory McIntosh

Manhattan Records' release of Celtic Woman is a compilation/collaboration between five unknown vocalists, introduced only by their first names (Chlo?, Lisa, ?rla, M?av, and M?ir?ad), who take turns chirping Irish ballads as heard through a dramatic, lush new age filter. Via reverb-heavy and thick keyboard atmospherics, the singers cover contemporary ground, such as Enya's "Orinoco Flow," to traditional melodies like "Danny Boy" and "Ave Maria." While each vocalist brings a separate lovely timbre to the table, each song shares a similar theatrical arrangement and plodding tempo that smoothes over any subtleties that might distinguish track from track, therefore fitting well sonically side by side, but leaving the listener yearning for a bit more dynamic. Overall Celtic Woman is a decent set of well-performed vocal pop, but ultimately more a soothing background soundtrack than anything memorable. ~ Gregory McIntosh, Rovi

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