Customer Reviews

Celtic Twilight 2

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I for one thoroughly enjoyed this CD. I bought it when I was around the age of 8 or 9, now I'm 14, and I've loved listening to it all thsi time. Especially the song with Loreena McKennitt, Snow. Such a gorgeous tune! I've enjoyed this CD for the past 5 or 6 years, and when I started learning the fiddle, I taught myself how to play Inishbofin when I was bored visiting a friend of the family. Everyone should at least give this CD a try, especially if you love celtic music.

Robert Leon's number on this CD, called Inishbofin, is an absolutely beautiful song. Other works by John Doan, Loreena McKennitt and Mychael Danna (who are all at the top of my list of favorite artists) make this an excellent CD overall.

This was a good follow-up to the first release. The only CDs that rivals the Twilight series is Tingstadd's "Pastorale", "Give and Take", "The Gift" (Seasonal), and a "Sense of Place". Great guitar and instrumentals including Rumbel on the Oboe. Also Nightnoise, "Shadow of Time" is very similar. Enjoy!!!

I bought this cd two years ago. I can still listen to it over and over. Often, I play it while I pray. It allows me to focus on Christ because the music touches my soul. For a moment, I can set aside the stress and business of life and talk with my savior. Buy this cd, you will not be disappionted.

I find after a stressful day, this celtic music is very relaxing and soothing. I cannot wait to hear the others. I highly recommend it!

In a world where everything is meant to keep you on edge this CD was such a welcome relief. You sit and listen to the music and you're enjoying it for the music and all of a sudden you realize you're more relaxed than you've been in a long time. Love it.

I have a cassette tape of this music but, of course, needed to have it on a CD in order to continue listening to it. The music is beautiful. It arrived in the described condition.

I bought this thinking it would be as good as the first Celtic Twilight album. I was very wrong. The songs are thrown together randomly and the whole CD lacks the depth and the flow of the first. Each time I listened to it, I was hoping it would get better, it just never did. I gave it 2 stars for a reason; the number of songs in the whole album actually worth listening to.

I enjoy listening to it, but it lack a certain continuity from song to song that the first Celtic Twilight has.