Music of Scotland with Peter Morrison, set in the lovely surroundings of Dalmeny House, Scotland's greatest baritone introduces his country's favorite songs. Morrison has made countless appearances on stage and in the concert hall. Join this marvelous balladeer as he tours Scotland's beautiful, Highland scenery and visits its most famous cities, in this warm and affectionate tribute to his native ... more...

Music of Scotland with Peter Morrison, set in the lovely surroundings of Dalmeny House, Scotland's greatest baritone introduces his country's favorite songs. Morrison has made countless appearances on stage and in the concert hall. Join this marvelous balladeer as he tours Scotland's beautiful, Highland scenery and visits its most famous cities, in this warm and affectionate tribute to his native land. Morrison sings such well-known songs and ballads as Scotland the Brave, Loch Lomond, Glasgow M   less...

Frankie Gavin is widely regarded as Ireland's greatest living traditional fiddle player. On this video he is joined on stage by Steve Cooney, Dermot Byrne, and Carl Hession before an appreciative audience in the Corrib Hotel. Later, they are joined on stage by special guest Stephane Grapelli, with the concert drawing to a close with this distinguished musical ensemble 'lifitng the rafters' with th... more...

Frankie Gavin is widely regarded as Ireland's greatest living traditional fiddle player. On this video he is joined on stage by Steve Cooney, Dermot Byrne, and Carl Hession before an appreciative audience in the Corrib Hotel. Later, they are joined on stage by special guest Stephane Grapelli, with the concert drawing to a close with this distinguished musical ensemble 'lifitng the rafters' with their electrifying performance on "Sweet Georgia Brown" and "The Kerry Dances".   less...

Throughout their four decades of championing traditional Irish music, the Chieftains have had to suffer their share of the peculiar Irish snubbing known as begrudgery. Precisely because they became so successful abroad, the Chieftains have always seemed to have to fight for recognition and validation on their home turf. So this concert video, filmed in 1991 at the Grand Opera House in Belfast, is ... more...

Throughout their four decades of championing traditional Irish music, the Chieftains have had to suffer their share of the peculiar Irish snubbing known as begrudgery. Precisely because they became so successful abroad, the Chieftains have always seemed to have to fight for recognition and validation on their home turf. So this concert video, filmed in 1991 at the Grand Opera House in Belfast, is gratifying as a splendid performance on its own and as a sweet homecoming. The program (also availa   less...