Artist: Carolyn Mills
Album: An Enchanted Land
Genre: Modern Classical, Easy Listening, Celtic
Release Date: 2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:01:28
Total Tracks: 21
Total Size: 1,04 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Carolyn Mills – She Moved Through the Fair (04:47)
1-02. Carolyn Mills – The Song of the Water Kelpie (03:15)
1-03. Carolyn Mills – Ar Ben Waun Tredegar (02:01)
1-04. Carolyn Mills – Skye Boat Song (02:34)
1-05. Carolyn Mills – The Carlow Tune (03:09)
1-06. Carolyn Mills – Over the Hills (02:36)
1-07. Carolyn Mills – Cradle Song (02:02)
1-08. Carolyn Mills – The Lark in the Clear Air (01:33)
1-09. Carolyn Mills – Dark Haired Alan (01:23)
1-10. Carolyn Mills – I Saw My True Love (02:02)
1-11. Carolyn Mills – The Golden Harp (04:18)
1-12. Carolyn Mills – George Brabazon (02:12)
1-13. Carolyn Mills – Paid â Deud (02:04)
1-14. Carolyn Mills – The Maids of Mourne Shore (Sally Gardens) (02:00)
1-15. Carolyn Mills – Mylecharaine (01:46)
1-16. Carolyn Mills – St. Columba’s Prayer (02:39)
1-17. Carolyn Mills – Last Rose of Summer (03:16)
1-18. Carolyn Mills – Believe Me, if All Those Endearing Young Charms (02:40)
1-19. Carolyn Mills – Carolan’s Farewell to Music (04:04)
1-20. Carolyn Mills – Fantasia on a Welsh Folk Song “What Is Summer to Me?” (06:38)
1-21. Carolyn Mills – Watching the Wheat (04:19)

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This collection of beautiful Celtic tunes combines the simplicity of traditional music with the sonorous richness of the concert harp.

Carolyn Mills is one of our most well known harpists. She holds a Master of Music degree from Boston University, completing studies with the legendary Lucile Lawrence. Her solo and orchestral career has taken her around the world and placed her on the stage with many of today’s most luminary concert artists. Wayne Laird, Executive Producer at Atoll Records, notes that “Carolyn’s four previous recordings on the Atoll label have received wide critical acclaim.” Very active as a teacher and adjudicator, she has also worked extensively with modern composers, inspiring a number of new works over many years.

…”unpretentious and lovely recital, enchanting for the clarity, grace, and consummate musicianship of her playing.” (The New Zealand Listener)