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[ Detailed Instructions ]
1) Renaissance, Prologue2) Renaissance, Kiev
3) Renaissance, Sounds Of The Sea
4) Renaissance, Spare Some Love
5) Renaissance, Bound For Infinity
6) Enya, On Your Shore
7) Loreena McKennett, The Mystic's Dream
8) Connie Dover, The Wishing Well
9) Rennaisance, The Black Flame
10) Loreena McKennett, The Bonny Swans
11) Celtic Guitar, First Two Pieces by Turlough O'Carolan
12) Mary McLaughlin, Bring The Peace
13) Celtic Guitar, Second Two O'Carolan's Pieces
14) Renaissance, Can You Hear Me?
15) Celtic Guitar, Suite
16) Enya, After Ventus
17) Celtic Guitar, Two Irish Ballads
18) Loreena McKennett, Marrakesh Night Market
19) Celtic Guitar-Three Pieces by O'Carolan
20) Enya, Exile
21) Enya, Miss Claire Remembers
22) Celtic Guitar, An English Song with an Irish Jig
23) Loreena McKennett, Full Circle
24) Celtic Guitar, Mixolydian Song
25) Renaissance, Can You Understand?
26) Celtic Guitar, The Trees They Do Grow High
27) Loreena McKennett, Santiago
28) Celtic Guitar, Shebeg and Shemor
29) Enya, Evening Falls
30) Loreena McKennet, The Two Trees
31) Clannad, Something To Believe In
32) Loreena McKennett, Prospero's Speech
33) Enya, Na Laetha Geal M'Oige
34) Clannad, In a Lifetime
35) Enya, Lothlorien
36) Clannad, Almost Seems Too Late (To Turn to You)
37) Enya, Evacuee -- [ OPEN MUSIC WINDOW ]
38) Renaissance, I Think of You -- [ OPEN MUSIC WINDOW ]
39) Enya, Marble Halls
40) Maireid Sullivan, Waly Waly
41) Renaissance, Touching Once (Is So Hard To Keep)
42) Emma Christian, O'Kirree, Thou Wilt Leave Me
43) Enya, Smaointe
44) Emma Christian, The Goodnight Song
45) Renaissance, Rajah Khan ---------- [ THE BONUS 7 ]
NOTE: I've always been attracted toward music that tends to be imaginative, thoughtful, passionate, reflective, and at times melancholy. One of the most influential musical styles and artists from my early days (particularly high school through college, where I studied among other things, classical guitar and piano) has been the Moody Blues. They were the first rock band to mix the genre with classical orchestral music in their ground-breaking 'Days of Future past'. This group along with another rock cross-over from this early period, Renaissance, could be also credited toward eventualy paving my way to the celtic style. I have also provided some select works for you here from [ The Moody Blues ].
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