Alan Stivell - Renaissance of the Celtic Harp - Gaeltacht

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Alan Stivell
Renaissance of the Celtic Harp
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Renaissance de la Harpe Celtique or Renaissance of the Celtic Harp is a 1972 record album by the Breton master of the Celtic harp Alan Stivell that revolutionised the connection between traditional folk music, modern rock music and world music

The release of this album with its fusion of classical, traditional folk and rock music, its mixture of instruments (cello, harp, electric guitar, traditional and modern drums) and its evocation of a utopian atmosphere and vision of humans in harmony with nature, immediately set it as a benchmark in the Celtic music revival of the 1970s

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[RobTomp]

Stivell is my all time favorite musician.

[christianebonnaves]

La harpe instrument de musique divin un régal pour mes oreilles.

[mtglen]

Seeing Alan play this music, on this harp, back in 1978, in Santa Barbra, was what inspired me to start designing and building one of a kind custom harps. And now 46 years latter, and after over 387 harps, I am still building. 🙂 And I also am also still building laser beam harps too. 🙂

[yhamilajojo]

I was in Lebanon, in a very small village in the south, when a freind put this record. We kept silence while magic took place in space and time... All cultures one heart..

[frankizevitanholl]

J'adore! Tous citoyens du monde! Bretagne et pays celtiques en mouvement, les anciens comme les mondes nouveaux!

[gracepilditch]

I was a student in Poitiers in 1975 when a friend introduced me to this. It moves me to tears, it’s so inexpressibly beautiful.

[michaelsimpson]

Playing it now in the Highlands of Scotland bringing back many memories of the mid 70s

[bradleyjohnson]

I was in School in Galway, Ireland, in 1971, I guess. Friend introduced me to the album. Was my favorite for years. And, have not heard it now for years., that wife and family thing.I had a dream last night and Alan's music was playing. Got up, and asked help from Youtube so great

[lordofglencoe]

When i walk in the Huelgoat forest or in Brocéliande, this music comes in my mind ... Don't need anything else, only this music and the wind's noise in the trees ...

[johnsilver]

Descubrí este disco por mi cuenta allá en los años 90. Entonces yo era un chico de 15 años de Sevilla que no soportaba el sempiterno flamenco y que buscaba algo que de verdad me llenara. La música de Alan Stivell, junto a otros, ayudó a conformarme como ciudadano del mundo.

[jean-patrickbladet]

Alan Stivell, la <<source>> du renouveau de la musique celtique.

Went to Stivell in the Savoy in Cork around '75-76. Got to meet him before the concert one of my happy memories of great times.

[scathatch]

Beautiful. Sounds like the fairies and angels are dancing together.

[alanwilliams]

Absolute classic. Timeless and glorious!

[MaBelleOtero]

Une pause magique sensuelle et poétique ....

[TrishaLongworth]

Dear Jubal, named after Stranger in a Strange Land, I presume? I once went to a concert at the Royal Festival Hall in London in the 70s. It was my first falling in love with Stivell and his music. I remember bouncing down from the cheap (student) seats in the gods, right down to the front of the stage and dancing with a spotlight on us all the way. I'm so glad I didn't trip- it would have been an ignominious end! But I now am learning to play the celtic harp,

[aka-pjye]

Thank you so much, Yubal Harshaw. Does so good to hear good old Alan again. This music is a banquet for the soul. Love :>|) coad l.a. / club of active depressives L.A.

[eddreamer]

Magical and so beautiful.. thank you very much 🙏

[Yanto-Bardic]

Music by which to Dream especially whilst awake.

[ottokar]

Jai ces 33t depuis 50 ans mais c tellement plus commode sur YT, bravo le progrès.