Chorus and orchestra: Stefano Tempia Academy
Direction of Orchestra: Prof. Massimo Peiretti

Six celtic harps, violin and guitar skilfully directed by Enrico Euron. In this cd the band introduces a part of his Irish traditional music repertory.

Questo è il terzo CD per arpa sola che Enrico Euron pubblica. Il primo, quasi agli albori della sua carriera di concertista, è ormai fuori catalogo, un momento cristallizzato che ha segnato una svolta nella sua vita musicale. Il secondo è quello che appare nel libro “I canti del Piccolo Popolo”, album monografico e concluso in se stesso.

Traditional Irish and Scottish melodies for harp.

With this new fifth cd the band Tuatha De Danann break on through to other new horizons. In this period Mario Picca joined Tuatha De Danann, and gave his contribution, together with some other special guests, in the research of ancient music (expecially folk style) from late 18th century to the first period of 19th centuries. Tuatha De Danann have done this work without forgetting their origin of Irish music players. Sparkling dances, chants about war and emigrations, airs from the ancient gaelic harpists, from the land of the soul.

A wide repertory of Christmas chants and melodies, here introduced through the live performances
of the last three years.

Ancient tales and airs from Ireland and Scotland.
Inspired by the great Belfast Harp Festival of 1972 it’s composed by a set of medleys that show the great musical refinement of Tuatha De Danann, exalted by a really particular evolved recording.

The immortal spirit of celtic bards.
A various repertory, from the Middle Ages to the latest years of 1700 with a wide range of sounds of particular ancient instruments like celtic harp, dulcimer, flute, violin and viola.

Anthology of celtic music from the age XVII to XVIII. Fans already know lots of these tunes.
This first work officially symbolize the birth of the Tuatha De Danann band.