1.12 Bells of Dublin/Christmas Eve/Navan in the Snow [Medley]
1.13 Auld Lang Syne
Description:
"Nollai - A Christmas Journey" is an atmospheric Christmas CD by Celtic Woman, inviting listeners on a festive, emotionally rich journey through Celtic-inspired winter melodies. Expect a blend of traditional carols and evocative, modern arrangements characterized by angelic female vocals, lush orchestration, and gentle folk instrumentation that creates a warm, cinematic soundscape. The album is ideal for quiet winter evenings, holiday gatherings, or as an elegant musical backdrop that captures both the serenity and the celebratory spirit of Christmas.
Celtic Woman is an internationally acclaimed Irish music ensemble known for combining Celtic heritage with contemporary arrangements. With numerous chart-topping albums, sold-out world tours, and TV specials, they have become one of the most recognizable crossover groups in the world of vocal and Celtic music. Their success is built on powerful solo performances, rich harmonies, and a distinctive blend of classical, folk, and pop influences.
The CD format of "Nollai - A Christmas Journey" offers a tangible, collectible edition for fans who value physical media, including high-quality audio suitable for hi-fi listening and repeated enjoyment throughout the holiday season. It is especially well-suited as a gift item or as a refined addition to any Christmas music collection.
Blue Note, the manufacturer of this release, is known for its strong reputation in music production and high standards of sound quality. Over decades, the name has stood for carefully curated projects, attention to audio fidelity, and an enduring dedication to artistically ambitious recordings. With this background, the label provides a reliable framework that ensures "Nollai - A Christmas Journey" appears in a professionally produced and thoughtfully presented edition.
Folk
20.285
- Folk In General 11.509- France 2.802- Greece 89- Ireland 537- Italy 4.042- North America 247- Russia 117- Scandinavia 182- Scotland 26- Sinti Music 32- Spain/Portugal 530- Turkey 24- Yiddish/Klezmer 148
