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This set contains 5 CDs (100 songs) of a wide range of Celtic music - all very enjoyable! Many are by well known artists, but others will have you looking them up to find more of their work. If you enjoy this type of music you certainly can't go wrong with this collection!!

Twiddle have been recording and performing together since 2004 when they met at College in Vermont. Since they have excelled within the diverse Jam Band scene through their Reggae/Dub infused sound that touches upon Jazz, Blues, Psychedelic, and good old fashion RnR. Twiddle performs in front of tens of thousands of fans at venues all over the US. Their debut for SRG will be an epic 2 CD collection of original recordings with a little help from the legendary Ron St Germain.

Green Hill Music has been a leader in the conceptual music arena for more than 25 years and Celtic music has always been at the forefront of Green Hill's best-selling offerings. In this compilation celebrating Green Hill's 25th anniversary, the top Celtic recordings from the vast Green Hill catalog have been compiled, featuring the work of label artists David Arkenstone, Craig Duncan, Jock Mock, David Davidson, and more.

Pierre Monteux was remembered by Sir Georg Solti in his memoirs as "one of most brilliant conductors of the first half of the twentieth century"
• Assembled together, for the first time, Pierre Monteux’s complete recordings for Decca,Philips, Westminster and Decca/RCA.
• Including bonus disc of rehearsal material never before released, from producer Christopher Raeburn’s archives (courtesy of the British Library) – including
Daphnis et Chlo? and Beethoven Symphonies Nos. 3& 9.
• Includes the first international CD release of a Ravel disc conducted by Claude Monteux – Pierre’s son.

The French pianist Marcelle Meyer made these recordings of music by Francois Couperin, Rameau, Domenico Scarlatti and Rossini in Paris between 1946 and 1955. Celebrated for her performances of French piano music, notably perhaps that of Chabrier, Debussy and Ravel, Meyer was none the less a zealous champion of the eighteenth-century harpsichordists. Bach's keyboard music played an important part in her daily studies and, together with Couperin, Rameau and Scarlatti, occupied a significant place in her public recital programmes.

Pierre Monteux was remembered by Sir Georg Solti in his memoirs as "one of most brilliant conductors of the first half of the twentieth century"
• Assembled together, for the first time, Pierre Monteux’s complete recordings for Decca,Philips, Westminster and Decca/RCA.
• Including bonus disc of rehearsal material never before released, from producer Christopher Raeburn’s archives (courtesy of the British Library) – including
Daphnis et Chlo? and Beethoven Symphonies Nos. 3& 9.
• Includes the first international CD release of a Ravel disc conducted by Claude Monteux – Pierre’s son.