Aria Celtic Mood CD

Celtic Mood Music

Category	Folk Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7423007
Catalog number	126746
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 27, 2007

Aria Celtic Mood Songs

	1.	Morning Has Broken
	2.	Salley Garden
	3.	Greensleeves
	4.	Maid From Penderyn
	5.	Mairi's Wedding
	6.	Lochaber No More
	7.	Flower of Edinbourgh
	8.	Ye Banks & Braes
	9.	Bransle Officiale
	10.	Londonderry Air
	11.	Chanter
	12.	Brian Boru's March
	13.	Arran Boat Song
	14.	Triptic Dance
	15.	Blind Mary

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