Kindle My Heart

1. The Lamb Reigns

2. Psalm 23

3. My Crown He Wore

4. Fireside Reel

5. Father's Song

6. Let Your Joy Be My Smile

7. Malloy's Favorite/Monaghan's Jig

8. Kindle My Heart

9. Lowlands of Holland/Psalm 23 read in Gaelic

10. Lament

11. When I Survey The Wondrous Cross

12. I Heard The Voice of Jesus Say

13. The Kingdom of Our God

14. Fill A Thiarna Iosa

15. Katie Bairdie

16. Prayer

17. Love Shall Be The Wind

18. She Moved Through the Fair/REvelation 5:6-14

19. Bright Mountains of Home

20. Bi A Iosa In Chroise

Editorial Reviews

CelticChristianTunes.com, July 2001
CD is a refreshing mix of familiar Celtic tunes and new lyrics... excellent sound & precise musicianship... a worship experience

Product Description
This is the first CD in the series "Celtic Songs of Worship." The musical moods range from rollicking jigs and reels to meditative reflections, from songs in traditional sean-nos style to a choir. Many of the songs combine exquisite Irish or Scottish melodies (such as used by Robbie Burns), often hundreds of years old, with new Christian lyrics and richly evocative harmonies. Three tracks are in Gaelic. As well, two well-known hymn texts are sung to traditional Irish folksong tunes.

Kindle My Heart

Tracks:

The Lamb Reigns
Psalm 23
My Crown He Wore
Fireside Reel
Father's Song
Let Your Joy Be My Smile
Malloy's Favorite/Monaghan's Jig
Kindle My Heart
Lowlands of Holland/Psalm 23 read in Gaelic
Lament
When I Survey The Wondrous Cross
I Heard The Voice of Jesus Say
The Kingdom of Our God
Fill A Thiarna Iosa
Katie Bairdie
Prayer
Love Shall Be The Wind
She Moved Through the Fair/REvelation 5:6-14
Bright Mountains of Home
Bi A Iosa In Chroise

Album Description

This is the first CD in the series "Celtic Songs of Worship." The musical moods range from rollicking jigs and reels to meditative reflections, from songs in traditional sean-nos style to a choir. Many of the songs combine exquisite Irish or Scottish melodies (such as used by Robbie Burns), often hundreds of years old, with new Christian lyrics and richly evocative harmonies. Three tracks are in Gaelic. As well, two well-known hymn texts are sung to traditional Irish folksong tunes.

Customer Reviews:

Awesome Celtic Christian Music!.......2001-08-27

To describe these Celtic CD's as delightful, lovely or simply awesome would be an understatement... They are both superb!! I listened to them recently with rapt attention, while with my children up at our family cottage. While doing so, our tiny cottage was engulfed by a massive rainstorm, whose rolling thunder echoed across the lake, and lightning turned the nightime into day. It made me realize the power of the Irish Gaelig title for Jesus as the "Ri Na Dul" (King of the Elements).

Notwithstanding the noise outside, the music soothed my children's fears and they were soon fast asleep. As for me, I listened with great intent to every song, noting its singers/musicians, and the detailed research that went into each piece. I was delightfully transported to landscapes, seascapes & skyscapes of Eire, the Scottish Hebrides, Wales (Pembrokeshire)and of course, Holy Island. I wholeheartedly endorse these entrancing, exquisite tunes. Move over Enya & Loreena McKennitt! - Rob O'Gorman, Director...

Love the sound..........2001-08-24

This CD, as well as it's companion "God Above, God Below", are of extremely high quality musically. I am especially impressed with the words, well crafted and set to traditional melodies. It gives a pleasant mix of familiar and new to the listening experience. I play it often, and find myself humming the tunes throughout the day. Highly recommend it!

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