Artist: The Kraken Consort
Album: O’er the Moor: Songs and Dances from Scotland and Ireland
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2024
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:03:05
Total Tracks: 14
Total Size: 1,17 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. The Kraken Consort – Oft in the Stilly Night (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort and Kate Dineen) (07:18)
1-02. The Kraken Consort – Kathrine Oggie (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (04:34)
1-03. The Kraken Consort – Suite of reels (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (03:33)
1-04. The Kraken Consort – Bridget O’Malley (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (03:47)
1-05. The Kraken Consort – Sí Bheag, Sí Mhór (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (04:01)
1-06. The Kraken Consort – My Dearie Gin Thou Die (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (04:25)
1-07. The Kraken Consort – The Emigrant’s Farewell (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (04:55)
1-08. The Kraken Consort – Amhran na Leabhar (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (03:40)
1-09. The Kraken Consort – Sixteen Come Next Sunday (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (03:56)
1-10. The Kraken Consort – Slán le Máigh (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (02:46)
1-11. The Kraken Consort – Henry McDermot Roe second air (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (03:44)
1-12. The Kraken Consort – Scottish Set (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (05:06)
1-13. The Kraken Consort – Time Will Cure Me (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (05:10)
1-14. The Kraken Consort – Plac’hik Eussa (Arr. for Ensemble by The Kraken Consort) (06:03)

Download:

The Kraken Consort was born in 2021 from the imagination of three musicians, friends and colleagues: theorbist Bruno Helstroffer, soprano Chantal Santon Jeffery and tenor Robert Getchell, a Celtic music enthusiast. They share a taste for traditional oral and improvised music, and were keen to team up with instrumentalists with in-depth experience of traditional music: Ronan Pellen (cistre), Brewen Favrau (piper), Sylvain Barou (flute), David Lombardi (violin) and Laurène Durantel (double bass). For their debut album, Kraken Consort revisit the Irish and Scottish musical tradition.