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    Celtic Solstice — Paul Winter and Friends

    Celebrate the spirit of Celtic music with Celtic Solstice, the Grammy-winning 1999 album by saxophonist Paul Winter and an ensemble of acclaimed Irish and international musicians. Inspired by the summer solstice and recorded in the resonant surroundings of New York's Cathedral of St. John the Divine, this atmospheric recording blends traditional Celtic instruments, soaring melodies, and contemporary world-music arrangements.

    Artist: Paul Winter and Friends
    Album: Celtic Solstice
    Label: Living Music
    Release year: 1999
    Catalog number: 01048-81529-2
    Format: Audio CD
    Genre: Celtic / New Age / World Music
    UPC: 010488152924
    Condition: New

    Complete Track Listing

    1. Triumph
    2. Golden Apples of the Sun
    3. Hollow Hills
    4. O'Farrell's Welcome to Limerick
    5. Dawnwalker
    6. My Fair and Faithful Love / Blarney Pilgrim
    7. Sweet Cameraghs
    8. After the Fleadh / Running Through the Woods with Keetu
    9. The Minstrel's Adieu
    10. Farewell to Govan
    11. Golden Apples of the Sun (Reprise)
    12. Dawnwalker (Reprise)

    Featured Musicians

    Paul Winter (soprano saxophone), Davy Spillane (uilleann pipes), Eileen Ivers (fiddle), Karan Casey (vocals), Joanie Madden (flute and whistle), Jerry O'Sullivan (pipes), Paul Halley (organ and piano), Jamey Haddad (percussion), and other guest artists.

    Album Highlights

    Produced by Paul Winter, Dixon Van Winkle and Davy Spillane, Celtic Solstice won the Grammy Award for Best New Age Album. Its evocative mix of Celtic tradition, instrumental virtuosity and cathedral acoustics makes it an excellent addition to a world music collection.