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The roots of the Canadian Loreena McKennitt lie in Celtic folk music. For The Book Of Secrets she allowed herself to be influenced by the many journeys she made in recent years and by books she read during that period. She also integrated traditional influences into her music. An example of this is Marco Polo to which an authentic Sufi melody has been added at the beginning and in the middle of this… song. The Highwayman is an 18th century poem by Afred Noyes set to music by McKennitt. Highlights are the exceptionally beautiful and atmospheric sung Skellig and Night Ride Across The Vaucasus and the moody instrumental La Serenissima. Fans of artists like Clannad and Enya will certainly appreciate this CD. (CK)more
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