Alan Stivell - Renaissance de la Harpe Celtique (Version Remasterisée) '1971

Tracks list

A master and champion of the instrument (as well as one for his native Celtic
and Breton hinterlands), Alan Stivell pioneered a new wave of fondness for the
Celtic harp, and Celtic rock as a whole subsequently. His second album
Renaissance de la Harpe Celtique, described as "one of the most beautiful and
haunting records ever made" by music journalist Bruce Elder, was Stivell's first
and strongest statement on the power of the Celtic harp. The album also began
the Breton musician's development of traditional Celtic and contemporary rock
styles, a combination which earned the 1971 LP praise from both French and
English critics, as well as awarding Stivell the Prix de l’Académie
Charles-Cros.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Alan Stivell - YS (Version Remasterisée) (8:49)
1.02 - Alan Stivell - Marv Pontkalleg (Version Remasterisée) (3:33)
1.03 - Alan Stivell - Extraits De Manuscrits Gallois: Ap Huw/Penllyn (Version
Remasterisée) (2:57)
1.04 - Alan Stivell - Eliz Iza (Version Remasterisée) (3:00)
1.05 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Caitlin Triall (Version Remasterisée) (0:58)
1.06 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Port Ui Mhuirgheasa (Version Remasterisée)
(1:41)
1.07 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Airde Cuan (Version Remasterisée) (1:38)
1.08 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Na Reubairean (Version Remasterisée) (0:40)
1.09 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Mélodie Manxoise (Version Remasterisée)
(0:35)
1.10 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Heman Dubh (Version Remasterisée) (2:13)
1.11 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Gaelic Waltz (Version Remasterisée) (2:43)
1.12 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Struan Robertson (Strathspey) (Version
Remasterisée) (0:53)
1.13 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: The Little Cascade (Version Remasterisée)
(1:15)
1.14 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Braigh Loch Lall (Version Remasterisée)
(3:20)
1.15 - Alan Stivell - Gaeltacht: Port An Deorai (Version Remasterisée) (3:03)

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