Celtic Twilight Volume 4
featuring John Doan
CD Price $15.97
On this sampler, “Celtic Twilight – Celtic Planet,” the sequel to the highly successful series including Celtic Twilight Vol. 1, Celtic Twilight Vol. 2, and Celtic Twilight Vol. 5. On “Celtic Twilight Volume 4” John plays “Where Horses of Faery Hide.”
Celtic Music from around the world is the theme for “Celtic Planet” featuring artists from Spain, Norway, England, Ireland, the U.S. etc.
Please check out the other samplers featuring John Doan and other artists from his Sampler Releases:
- Beyond Six Strings
- Celtic Twilight Vol. 1
- Celtic Twilight Vol. 2
- Celtic Twilight Vol. 5
- Christmas Past
- Christmas Present
- Harp Guitar Dreams
Other John Doan Music, Sheet Music, DVDs, and Books
If you like this album, why not add another John Doan album to your collection:
- A Celtic Pilgrimage - John's Only Solo Harp Guitar Recording
- Departures - The First Ever Harp Guitar Recording.
- Eire - Isle of the Saints - Voted "Best Celtic Album of the Year"
- New: Into the Quiet - A Musical Meditation.
- Harp Guitars Under the Stars - The First Duet Harp Guitar Recording.
- Homage to Sor - Recorded on First Panormo Guitar
- Remembrance - Melodies from a Forgotten Era
- The Lost Music of Fernando Sor - First Ever Recording for Harpolyre
- Wayfarer - Nominated "Best Celtic Album of the Year"
- Wrapped In White - "Editors Choice" Billboard Magazine
John Doan offers Sheet Music for guitar and harp guitar for many of his albums.
The following DVDs are available for sale featuring John Doan.
- A Celtic Pilgrimage - A Visual and Musical Journey to "Thin Places"
- In Search of the Harp Guitar - It's History, Makers, and Players
- Primal Twang - A Virtual "Who's Who" of the Guitar World
- Victorian Christmas - Emmy Nominated "Best Entertainment Special of the Year"
John Doan's book, The Lost Music of Fernando Sor Harpolyre Transcriptions for Guitar, is now out. It is a perfect accompaniment to his beautiful Fernando Sor CDs, The Lost Music of Fernando Sor and Homage to Sor.
