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Release Date. 2005. Duration. 02:47:36. Genre. Folk, International, Pop/Rock. Styles. Celtic, Celtic Fusion, Celtic New Age, Contemporary Celtic, Adult Contemporary. Discography Timeline. See Full Discography. Elemental (1985) To Drive the Cold Winter Away (1987) Parallel Dreams (1989) The Visit (1991) The Mask and Mirror (1994)
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Elemental, To Drive The Cold Winter Away, Parallel Dreams and gift box made in Canada. The Journey Begins Bonus CD made in USA. Designed by Creative Feats Inc. 4 CD's packaged in a cardboard box. Contents: Elemental. ℗ 1985 © 1994 Quinlan Road Limited. Quinlan Road, Label Cat# 73983. Comes in a jewel case. To Drive The Cold Winter Away.
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22 de jul. de 2008 · Find release reviews and credits for The Journey Begins: Elemental/To Drive the Cold Winter Away/Parallel Dreams [Barnes & Noble - Loreena McKennit...
Loreena's debut album, featuring unique vocal and harp arrangements of traditional Celtic favourites. Guest appearances by Cedric Smith and Douglas Campbell. Download the CD booklet in PDF format (71KB) (English/French version only) Loreena McKennitt’s debut recording and Quinlan Road’s inaugural release, Elemental, displays the artist’s first foray into the realm
Traditional winter and seasonal songs recorded on location in a Canadian church and in a monastery and artist's retreat in Ireland. Download the CD booklet in PDF format (87 KB) (English/French version only) Loreena’s second, self-produced recording presents seasonal music with a fresh and serendipitous approach. This collection of traditional
Professional ratings. Elemental is the debut studio album by Canadian musician, composer, singer-songwriter and instrumentalist Loreena McKennitt and the vehicle with which she launched the Quinlan Road label. The album was recorded in one week in July 1985 and released later in the year.
Professional ratings. To Drive the Cold Winter Away is Canadian musician Loreena McKennitt 's second studio album, released in 1987. It pays homage to her childhood memories of music for the winter season, the most vivid of which "came from songs and carols recorded in churches or great halls, rich with their own unique ambience and tradition."
