| Disc: 1 |
| 1. Laura Bhisa |
| 2. Tweedside/Mary Scott, The Flower of Yarrow |
| 3. Cumh Ioarla Wigton (Lament for the Earl of Wigtown) |
| 4. Horseman's Port |
| 5. Lude's Lament |
| 6. Batell of Harloe/The March of Donald, Lord of the Isles to the Battle o |
| 7. Cumha Eachainn Ruaidh Nan Cath (Lament for Red Hector of the Battles) |
| 8. Taladh Dhomhnaill Ghuirm (Donald Gorm's Lullaby) |
| 9. Dubh an Tomaidh (The Dark Night of Tomie) |
| 10. Port Gordon |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. Bonus Materials [DVD] [*] |
The Silver String: Music and Imagery of the Scottish Harp,Alison Kinnaird,Temple Records,Adult Alternative,Celtic,Celtic/Irish,Int'l & World Music,Pop
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The Silver String: Music and Imagery of the Scottish Harp
Alison Kinnaird Manufacturer: Temple Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000654YOM Release Date: 2007-04-16 |
Tracks:
- Laura Bhisa
- Tweedside/Mary Scott, The Flower Of Yarrow
- Cumh Ioarla Wigton (Lament For The Earl Of Wigtown)
- The Horseman's Port
- Lude's Lament
- The Batell Of Harloe/The March Of Donald, Lord Of The Isles To The Battle Of Harlaw
- Cumha Eachainn Ruaidh Nan Cath (lament For Red Hector Of The Battles)
- Taladh Dhomhnaill Ghuirm (Donald Gorm's Lullaby)
- Dubh An Tomaidh (The Dark Night Of Tomie)
- Port Gordon
- Ayrshire Lasses/Dance Of The Dead
- Air By Fingal III
- Psalmsong
Customer Reviews:
great set.......2007-02-23
Christine Primrose (vocals); Alasdair White (fiddle, whistle); Mike Katz (whistle); Robin Morton (concertina); Ann Heymann, Charlie Heymann.
Also includes a bonus DVD featuring Alison's visual artwork, as well as musical performances.
Dirty Linen (p.52) - "Rarely have such ancient themes been so successfully meshed with modern images, techniques, and technology. This is truly a groundbreaking project, fully realized with great artistry."
All Music Guide review:
The Silver String shows that there's more to Alison Kinnaird than music. Along with the CD there's also a DVD detailing her exquisite work with glass (there's also footage of her playing both harp and cello). The CD illustrates the breadth of her musical abilities. Featuring her on three different kinds of harp -- the gut-string, the clarsach, and the most remarkable bray harp -- on a mix of traditional and original material. She's helped out by a couple of members of the Battlefield Band, along with Ann Heyman, who often plays harp with her, and vocalist Christine Primrose. Certainly the most interesting piece is her own "Psalmsong," a recent composition for an art installation where Kinnaird plays the glass to unusual effect. It all adds to the album's diversity and beauty. The focus is very much on the traditional, however, and Kinnaird brings a full quarter-century of experience as a Scots harpist to bear on the material, giving each tune a jewel-like, thoughtful setting. A wonderful disc indeed. Chris Nickson
World Music:
- Trégua [Import]
- Traditional Music on Fiddle Banjo and Harp
- Transmigrations: Gilgul
- Umm Kalthum 7000
- Von Ganzem Herzen
- Yo Soy el Mismo [Import]
- 1964 - 1965 [Import]
- 1971-1979 [Import]
- 30 Years to the Zenith
- 85555
World Music
Simple Things [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
Shakuhachi: The Japanese Flute
The Wicked Streets Of Chi: First Episode
Saint-Saëns: Piano Concertos Nos. 3 & 5
Superstars of Big Band: Greatest Hits