King / Harp Consort Carolan'S Harp CD

Andrew Lawrence-King and the Harp Consort are quickly becoming today's leading performers of traditional European music. Their debut album, Spanish Dances, was a huge success, setting the stage for this dynamic ensemble to present the works of Carolan (a.k.a. Toirhealbhach O'Cearbhallain, regarded as the champion of Irish traditional music) in a completely unique and unprecedented way.

1. Carolan's Harp: Try If It Is in Tune 2. Carolan's Harp: Mr. James Betagh 3. Carolan's Harp: Jigg to the Above 4. Carolan's Lamentation: Carolan's Lamentn 5. Carolan's Receipt for Whiskey: Carolan's Receipt 6. Carolan's Receipt for Whiskey: Bumper Squire Jones 7. Carolan's Concerto: Docr. Delaney ; Loftus Jones 8. Carolan's Concerto: Mrs. Costeloe 9. Carolan's Concerto: Susai Ni Cheallaigh 10. Carolan's Concerto: SR Arthur Shean 11. Carolan's Concerto: Planxty Connor 12. Carolan's Dream: Carolan's Rambles to Teague (Variations on When She Cam Bem) 13. Carolan's Dream: Fairy Queen By Sigr E Carrollini 14. Carolan's Dream: Ta Me Mo Chodladh 15. Carolan's Dream: Bridget Cruise 16. Carolan's Dream 17. Carolan's Dream: I'm Asleep ; Don't Waken Me 18. Carolan's Devotion: Miss MacDermott (The Arethusa) 19. Carolan's Devotion: Carrollan's Devotion 20. Carolan's Devotion: Mr. Hugh O'Donnel 21. Carolan's Farwell to Music: O Flin 22. Carolan's Farwell to Music: Carolan's Cup 23. Carolan's Farwell to Music: Carolan's Farewell 24. Carolan's Farwell to Music: Seperation of Soul and Body 25. Carolan's Farwell to Music: Charles MacCabe's Lamentation for His Dear and Beloved Friend, Terence Carolan