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Celtic Woman
Released 2005

Orinoco Flow
03:32
71,401 plays

Last Rose Of Summer (Intro)/Walking In The Air
04:22
62,187 plays

May It Be
03:47
61,525 plays

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- 1
- Last Rose Of Summer (Intro)/Walking In The Air
- 04:22
- 62,187 plays

- 2
- May It Be
- 03:47
- 61,525 plays

- 3
- Isle Of Inisfree
- 03:28
- 44,266 plays

- 4
- Danny Boy
- 03:26
- 53,265 plays

- 5
- One World
- 03:49
- 47,581 plays

- 6
- Ave Maria
- 02:56
- 51,377 plays

- 7
- Send Me A Song
- 04:23
- 48,043 plays

- 8
- Siúil A Rún (Walk My Love)
- 03:16
- 51,180 plays

- 9
- Orinoco Flow
- 03:32
- 71,401 plays

- 10
- Someday
- 04:22
- 47,094 plays

- 11
- She Moved Thru' The Fair
- 03:30
- 39,217 plays

- 12
- Nella Fantasia
- 03:42
- 39,244 plays

- 13
- The Butterfly
- 03:02
- 49,366 plays

- 14
- Harry's Game
- 02:32
- 36,775 plays

- 15
- The Soft Goodbye
- 03:59
- 42,220 plays

- 16
- You Raise Me Up
- 04:34
- 57,816 plays

- 17
- The Ashoken Farewell/The Contradiction (Live)
- 04:10
- 39,816 plays

- 18
- Si Do Mhaimeo I (The Wealthy Widow)(Live)
- 02:13
- 44,435 plays

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album review

Manhattan Records' release of Celtic Woman is a compilation/collaboration between five unknown vocalists, introduced only by their first names (Chloë, Lisa, Órla, Méav, and Máiréad), who take turns chirping Irish ballads as heard through a dramatic, lush new age filter. Via reverb-heavy and thick keyboard atmospherics, the singers cover contemporary ground, such as Enya's "Orinoco Flow," to traditional melodies like "Danny Boy" and "Ave Maria." While each vocalist brings a separate lovely timbre to the table, each song shares a similar theatrical arrangement and plodding tempo that smoothes over any subtleties that might distinguish track from track, therefore fitting well sonically side by side, but leaving the listener yearning for a bit more dynamic. Overall Celtic Woman is a decent set of well-performed vocal pop, but ultimately more a soothing background soundtrack than anything memorable. ~ Gregory McIntosh, All Music Guide