Celtic一言ボックス
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izz58 Celtic Woman son excelentes.
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valkyriewarrior Like my facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/naturalmusichail
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bev777
Where can I purchase the song by TamLyn called The Rose Pipe Set? Thanks for any help.
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TVCrimes Enya é perfeita , vei
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scapino Guys help a brother out! What's this celtic tune called?
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txanimator Love this music. The Celtic tag may be a little broad, but I usually manage to get to what I want to hear.
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ladyinskyblue such peaceful relaxing music.
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valkyriewarrior
Join in my group on facebook "Natural music": https://www.facebook.com/groups/344482792231619/
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daifullpelt hi, thought maybe you'd like to check out Serundal, contemporary Celtic male/female singer songwriters from the uk. Nine albums and two e.p's released since 2006 (most here on last.fm) All original material- lyrics and arrangements songs based on Celtic and medieval English legend. Find out more on www.myspace.com/serundalmusic. Four tracks 'White Stag' (Yule 2009) 'Sisters of Caer' 'Stone of Destiny' Don't Let the Daylight Break' (Land of the Sixth Moon 2010) voted 2010 semi-finalists in the UK Songwriting Contest. * *2011 UKSC update Commended: 'Annwn' (Dark Days White Knights)
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misicname i'm a filipino, but i just love listening to this kind of music!
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SmokinWickerman Can you plz stop with the race wars?? :)
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mike762011 I love celtic becuse im Irish
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headey If lastfm is broken anytime & you can get the BBC streams there are nearly two hours of music every day here www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007jdfl
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waynekings "But the English are half celts" -- Actually, the only one of the "Celtic" regions where people are even remotely Celtic, genetically speaking, is Galicia (and they're still more Iberian than Celtic). Ireland, Wales, Isle of Man, and Scotland are ~80% Iberian (Basque) and ~20% Germanic (Norse). England is about 60/40 Iberian-Germanic. Celtic culture was introduced to the British Isles when traders from Gaul arrived and the tribal chiefs began to use their language and it eventually trickled down and ended up replacing their own language due to being more practical. The Celts (mainly located in modern day France and Germany) were later wiped to extinction (through extermination and assimilation) by the Romans in modern France, and the Southern Germanic tribes in modern Germany. Their culture, however was preserved in Scotland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Galicia and Brittany. Celtic culture died in England when the Romans conquered them. [3] midointhisright?
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Diogham "But the English are half celts" -- Actually, the only one of the "Celtic" regions where people are even remotely Celtic, genetically speaking, is Galicia (and they're still more Iberian than Celtic). Ireland, Wales, Isle of Man, and Scotland are ~80% Iberian (Basque) and ~20% Germanic (Norse). England is about 60/40 Iberian-Germanic. Celtic culture was introduced to the British Isles when traders from Gaul arrived and the tribal chiefs began to use their language and it eventually trickled down and ended up replacing their own language due to being more practical. The Celts (mainly located in modern day France and Germany) were later wiped to extinction (through extermination and assimilation) by the Romans in modern France, and the Southern Germanic tribes in modern Germany. Their culture, however was preserved in Scotland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Galicia and Brittany. Celtic culture died in England when the Romans conquered them. [2] LOL
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Connemara Hi . Please check out Connemara Stone Company. Thanks. Keith
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BroadwayJr "But the English are half celts" -- Actually, the only one of the "Celtic" regions where people are even remotely Celtic, genetically speaking, is Galicia (and they're still more Iberian than Celtic). Ireland, Wales, Isle of Man, and Scotland are ~80% Iberian (Basque) and ~20% Germanic (Norse). England is about 60/40 Iberian-Germanic. Celtic culture was introduced to the British Isles when traders from Gaul arrived and the tribal chiefs began to use their language and it eventually trickled down and ended up replacing their own language due to being more practical. The Celts (mainly located in modern day France and Germany) were later wiped to extinction (through extermination and assimilation) by the Romans in modern France, and the Southern Germanic tribes in modern Germany. Their culture, however was preserved in Scotland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Galicia and Brittany. Celtic culture died in England when the Romans conquered them.
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MilkoBlackWolf anyone know any celtic (FROM GALICIA, SPAIN) bands or music?
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Chromanin But the English are half celts
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moreteavicar Wish people wouldn't tag English folk as 'Celtic'...
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daifullpelt
Hi we noticed you love folk music.We are Celtic singer-songwriters from the UK with nine albums and two ep's released since 2006. We were placed a semi-finalist in the UK Songwriting Contest 2009 for the track 'Lady of the Isles' and we have just heard that out of four tracks we have entered this year, (2010) three were judged to 'high' semi-finalists (borderline finalists) and one semi-finalist.** All our music is original and based on Celtic/medieval legends.We respect traditional Celtic folk and heritage (all the legends are carefully researched) but we also use contemporary instruments members: David: producer/arranger/multi-instrumentalist/vocals/harmonies Maxie: lyrics/lead vocals You're welcome to check us out on http://www.reverbnation.com/serundal www.myspace.com/serundalmusic www.serundal.com ** from our new album 'Land of the Sixth Moon' The Sisters of Caer The Sword of Destiny Don't let the Daylight Break and from our E.P 'Yule' White Stag
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agulusia i love it
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druidsrebelband The DRUIDS Irish Rebel band have a new CD out called "Starry Plough" check them out
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JP-TDWP Somebody have the two albuns of deep still cd 2 It is well cd 3 Christmas Collection ????? I´m not meet. help. :)
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CotBayun Still misused.
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freeRR Check out The McDades a great celtic-based group from Canada.
The Whistle Blower
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ddcoste http://www.last.fm/music/Donald+Costello/Defeat/Leaf%27s+Colony
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blibblipblib die modus
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ooMaz3Roo Medieval Fantasy is a group for those who like fantasy music, fiction, art and games.
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Dak77 Being a Wiccan? Interested in Wicca? Thou may see... http://www.last.fm/group/Wicca
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dianarowena
Muy buenos intèrpretes, Enya, Loreena, Clanad, Tradicinal y moderno.-
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xwish
e x e l e n t o.o
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ricq1eli
O espírito celta não habita apenas a Irlanda.. Grande parte da europa ocidental tem raízes culturais atreladas a essa encantadora e mística cultura. A banda portuguesa Madredeus, a efeito de exemplo, possui raízes ancestrais autênticas nos espíritos celtas.
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celticcousins http://it.youtube.com/user/... (celtic channel)
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jerz_84 celtic music is kind of music witch is playing by Celts-but i dont know this kind of music and artists :P
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PalaMate Hey come take a look at a new band...:D They are awesome... http://www.last.fm/music/Paddy+and+the+Rats
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alqadia
i like only the musics from Ireland or musician who is the descendant of an Irish ancestor.i think the spirit of celtic music roots in celtic culture,and it's so mystery that i don't think anyone other countries could attain.if they sing the folks of their own nation,the better is to give their style another name.
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Jonideejay Could someone please ID this song for me? http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=JORFfNcinSE&feature=channel_page
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Twiggystickstoo IRELAND WALES SCOTLAND
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ShadoWpoia13 ok put a stop in the jokes now, where are the celtic songs? =P
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shalotka Theoretically "Celtic" music should be music with the elements of folk from the regions influenced by Celtic culture (Ireland, North France and so on). But people here tag everything that has folk influences (really ANY kind of folk) or is inspired by medieval and renessaince music. And now excuse me as I go and tag a few artists as not celtic.
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SirAlecHendrix thx, we are the people that write the wikipedia, and i can read articles :-) my question is, can people on last.fm tell me what celtic music really is, or how do they realize it when listening to a track? or can they only tag it all over the place because artists are BRANDED as 'celtic', no matter what? (honestly, this is what i'm beginning to suspect)
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SirAlecHendrix
anyone can explain to me, what 'celtic' music is ?
