Carol Thompson - Enchanted Isles- Music of Ireland, England, Scotland & Wales (1989) +Covers

Instrumental - Harp - Celtic New Age
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Comments by the Artist
This album includes traditional pieces, both anonymous and by composers whose names are known. Among them are some of the loveliest melodies of the British Isles, many of them notable for their richly Celtic flavor. When rendered on the harp, they reveal a wealth of unforgettable qualities: here a resonance of windswept grandeur, there a strain lilting with a haunting lyricism and elsewhere still, a magical shimmer of earthy humor. - Carol Thompson
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Ireland
1. Women of Ireland (O'Reada) NC
.2. Brian Boru's March (Anon.) NC
3. Father Brian Mac Dermot Roe (Turlough O'Carolan) NC
4. Lord Inchiquin (Turlough O'Carolan) NC
5. Miss Hamilton (Cornelius Lyons, 18th c.) NC
6. Lord Mayo (David Murphy, 18th c.) NC
7. Planxty Murphy (Turlough O'Carolan) NC
8. Irish Lullaby (Anon.) NC
9. Hugh O'Donnell (Turlough O'Carolan, 1670-1738) NC
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Scotland
10. Jenny (Thomas d'Urfey, c. 1653-1723 from Pills to Purge Melancholy, 1698) NC
11. Joy to the Person of My Love (anon., from Thomas Wode's Part-Books, c. 1562-1590) NC
12. Over the Hills and Far Away (Thomas d'Urfey, from Pills to Purge Melancholy, harmonies: Lawrence Lipkis) NC
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England
13. The Irish Lady, or Anniseed-water Robin; Parsons Farewell; Nonesuch (John Playford, 1623-86, from The English Dancing Master, 1651) NC
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Wales
14. The Royal Dream (arr. Samuel Milligan, recorded by permission) TH
15. Winter has Come (arr. Samuel Milligan, recorded by permission) TH
16. Maid from the Parish of Penderyn (anon., Welsh, harmony and countermelody, Lawrence Lipkis) TH
17. All Through the Night (Anon.) PH
18. The Ash Grove (arr. Samuel Milligan, recorded by permission) TH
19. David of the White Rock (Anon.) PH