Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms/The Gentle Maiden
Mn Na H-Eiraenn (Women Of Ireland)
The Battle Of Kinsale (The Valley Of Tears)
The Thornbirds
Lannigan's Ball/The Kerry Dances
Danny Boy
Music For A Found Harmonium
Lament For The Wild Geese
My Lagan Love
Ashokan Farewell
An Cail N Fionn (Natasha)
Hoedown
Flutist James Galway and pianist Phil Coulter seek to present a handful of the most widely recognizable Celtic melodies in Legends. "Danny Boy" gets an intimate flute and piano treatment, while the famed "Riverdance" gets ... more »a full orchestral background and uillean pipes solo. There's the evocative, sweet expanse of "Harry's Game," and the classic "Mna na h-Eireann (Women of Ireland), with which Sean O'Rioda helped rekindle Irish interest in the country's musical history. Galway and Coulter go beyond the Celtic border to pay Henry Mancini tribute with the lush television miniseries theme, "The Thornbirds," thus crossing into easy listening and certain radio hit territory. This isn't the blazing traditional Celtic music of the post-1960s generation, nor is it the polyethnic mix of today's young Celtic artists. Instead, Legends is a listener-friendly mix of Celtic moods and lite classical, something for all ages to hum along with. --Andrew Bartlett« less
Flutist James Galway and pianist Phil Coulter seek to present a handful of the most widely recognizable Celtic melodies in Legends. "Danny Boy" gets an intimate flute and piano treatment, while the famed "Riverdance" gets a full orchestral background and uillean pipes solo. There's the evocative, sweet expanse of "Harry's Game," and the classic "Mna na h-Eireann (Women of Ireland), with which Sean O'Rioda helped rekindle Irish interest in the country's musical history. Galway and Coulter go beyond the Celtic border to pay Henry Mancini tribute with the lush television miniseries theme, "The Thornbirds," thus crossing into easy listening and certain radio hit territory. This isn't the blazing traditional Celtic music of the post-1960s generation, nor is it the polyethnic mix of today's young Celtic artists. Instead, Legends is a listener-friendly mix of Celtic moods and lite classical, something for all ages to hum along with. --Andrew Bartlett
Russell B. (Slim) from BENSALEM, PA Reviewed on 7/13/2016...
Phil and Galway's flute style music as nice as ever fans will enjoy.
CD Reviews
Replaced CD
Bonnie J. Johnson | USA | 02/12/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I had gotten the Legends CD years ago and it became scratched from so much use. Now I have a new one to enjoy. Highly recommend."
Celtic Legends
Carrie Talarsky | Gainesville, Mo United States | 03/17/2010
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Once again Phil Coulter gives a wonderful musical experience! I have copies made for my vehicle just for the peace and quiet of driving home after a long day....Really lovely Irish music."
Beautiful collection
Mac S. Harris | Citrus County, Florida | 04/05/2010
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This album has songs that blend the skill of two of Ireland's best musicians to create beautiful music. From the haunting "Riverdance" to the lilting "Hoedown," this collection has a little something for anyone who loves Irish music."