Mist & Stone: Maggie Sansone: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Spancil Hill

2. Foggy Dew

3. Halting March/Knocknagow Jig

4. Captain O'Kane/Down the Brae

5. Killarney Boys of Pleasure/Bag of Spuds/The Sailor's Return

6. Galican Waltz

7. Mackinnon Brook/The Macdonald's March

8. Black Mare of Fanad/Boil the Breakfast Early

9. Mist Covered Mountains of Home

10. Jezebel Carol/Avenging and Bright

11. Down by the Sally Gardens

12. Maid at the Spinning Wheel/The Ballykeal Jig

13. New Rigged Ship/Shelder Geo/Sleep Soond Ida Moarnin'

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5.0 out of 5 stars Mysterious Mystical Celtic Music, May 27 2004

By	Erika Borsos "pepper flower" (Gulf Coast of FL, USA) - See all my reviews (TOP 100 REVIEWER)

Maggie Sansone is to the hammered dulcimer as Yitzak Perlman is to the violin or Yo Yo Ma is to the cello ... she is *that* special! The music on this CD is timeless and enchanting. One can almost feel the cool mist rising on the Moors or taste the salty air as the waves splash onto the seashore. While the hammered dulcimer is the lead instrument, other traditional instruments add their magical touch to create charming melodies, airs, jigs and waltzes. The Celtic harp, pennywhistle, concertina, accordion, bodhran, occasionally the guitar, violin, mandolin, bass or synthesizer, plus the "viola da gamba" create a mesmerizing blend of beautiful music transporting the listener to Ireland, Scotland, the Isle of Man and Galicia. I find myself humming several of the melodies throughout the day, after listening to this CD. The pleasure of listening to this music lasts many hours. Most highly recommended. Erika Borsos (erikab93)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Dreaming of Irish Shores, Mar 19 2002

By	Scarlett Witman (Reading, PA United States) - See all my reviews

This music is very melodious. I have had this CD for a long time now and every time i listen to it,it makes me feel like i'm literally standing on irish shores on a gray, misty November day!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Irish tunes and hammered dulcimer: Wow!, Dec 13 1998

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If you love Irish folk tunes and/or dulcimer music this is an exceptional album. It's relaxing and unusual... Five stars!!

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5.0 out of 5 stars It's been a favorite for a long time
I have had the cassette for years. I am now upgrading to a CD. The music is soothing, and helps me concentrate. I have used it for meditation, and it helps me to center. Read more

Published on Aug 23 1998 by J. Deschenes

5.0 out of 5 stars An uplifting albumn that echos the Celtic Spirit
Mist and Stone wills the air and washes over you allowing you to sense the emotion to your very core. Read more

Published on Jun 16 1998 by thomasph@fcae.nova.edu