A very happy, optimistic festive and innocent tune featuring acoustic and electric guitars, synthesizers, electri piano, tambourine and claps, as well as celesta, glockenspiel. Starting with a very nice muted riff, goes to a very energetic development.
A very happy, optimistic festive and innocent tune featuring acoustic and electric guitars, synthesizers, electri piano, tambourine and claps, as well as celesta, glockenspiel. Starting with a very nice muted riff, goes to a very energetic development.
A very happy, optimistic festive and innocent tune featuring acoustic and electric guitars, synthesizers, electri piano, tambourine and claps, as well as celesta, glockenspiel. Starting with a very nice muted riff, goes to a very energetic development.
This is a very complex tribal percussion track. Using the African method of poly-rhythms. There are more than 4 different time signatures and beats played by more than 5 percussion part. The instrumental lead version is less tribal and more westernized.
A set of Irish traditional "slides" performed by mainly by the box and banjo with accompaniment by fiddle, flute and bodhran. O'Keefes is performed first and leads into the Brosna at 0:53. Brosna is sometimes also called "The Lonesome Road to Dingle" or "Trip to the Jacks". This track has two titles...
Mandolin, fiddle and bodhran play this set of Irish reels. Light instrumentation compared to most reels, this is a very old tune - collected first by Michael Coleman in "Past Masters of Irish Fiddle Music" in 1923. Live recording.
A percussive, suspenseful and threatening track with plenty of rhythmic synths and bass drops. Powerful brass theme creates a heroic mood, while electronic synths create an unusual mysterious sound.
