Wendy_Stewart_And_Gary_West-Hinterlands-2009-DV8

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2009-04-30

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Artist:   Wendy Stewart & Gary West
Title:    Hinterlands
Label:    Moulincairn
Genre:    Celtic
Bitrate:  148kbit av.
Time:     01:01:37
Size:     68.56 mb
Rip Date: 2009-04-30
Str Date: 2009-00-00

01. Full Moon Down Under                                          4:25
02. Marie Hamilton                                                4:57
03. Lancashire Hornpipes                                          3:44
04. Loch Tay Boat Song                                            6:27
05. Goodwife Of Morpeth                                           3:27
06. Gordon Cottage Set                                            3:24
07. Ae Fond Kiss                                                  4:11
08. The Twa Sisters                                               5:20
09. Rory Dall's Port Set                                          5:17
10. Todlen Hame                                                   4:07
11. Ian Green / Miss Proud                                        4:14
12. Slave's Lament / Habanera Gris                                5:30
13. The Company's Lament                                          6:34

Release Notes:

Hinterlands, the new CD from Wendy Stewart and Gary West, pairs two of
Scotland`s finest players on two of Scotland`s oldest instruments - the
harp and the bagpipes. Wendy and Gary delve into their tradition and
deliver a unique blend of song and melody performed with subtlety,
skill and panache.But don't just take our word for that - the music
critic of one national newspaper in Scotland agrees:

"WENDY Stewart is one of Scotland's top performers on the small harp,
here in partnership with piper, academic, broadcaster and ex-Ceolbeg
bandmate Gary West, plus guest cello and percussion. Together they have
created a thoughtful, unusual album of tunes and songs that explore
disparate musical idioms - and continents ╣ in original and refreshing
ways. West has a warm way with a song ... while Stewart gives us a new
melodic setting of Burns' 'Ae Fond Kiss' and relishes the harmonic
possibilities of his 'Slave's Lament'. The instrumental work is
everywhere excellent."

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